Falltech SteelGrip Temporary Cable Horizontal Lifeline User Instruction Manual
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4.10 Releasing Lifeline Tension:Upon completion of work, to move to a new location or to disconnectfrom the end anchorage connectors, lifeline tension shouldbe released.Step 1: Holding the cable side jaw of the turnbuckle to prevent the lifelinefrom twisting, use a tool to rotate the turnbuckle. Rotate theturnbuckle so that the jaws draw away from each other as shown inFigure 28.Step 2: Once enough tension has been removed from the lifeline, remove theend attachment carabiners from their anchor points.4.9 Connecting to the HLL System:Approach the work area using the appropriate access equipment. Connect the PFAS connector (free end connector on the SAL or SRD) directly tothe HLL wire rope. Do not connect to any component other than the wire rope. Connectors must meet all compatibility and strength requirements.Figure 28Maintenance: No scheduled maintenance is required, other than the replacement of items that failed inspection.Service: There are no specific service requirements for this system component.Storage: If the unit is removed from its installation location, it should be stored in a dry area free of corrosive elements that may harmor cause the product not to function.5.0 Maintenance, Service and Storage6.0 Inspection5.1 Pre-Use Inspection: Prior to each the HLL system should be inspected by the user for damage, wear and to ensure the lifeline is properlytensioned. Please review the inspection checklist for inspection requirements.5.2 Inspection Frequency: Other than pre-use inspection, the FallTech SteelGrip® Horizontal Lifeline should be inspected by a competentperson at least once a year.5.3 Inspection Checklist: A general inspection should be done at the intervals specified in this manual. Inspect as follows:Step 1: Inspect labels. Ensure legibility of content. If labels are missing or illegible,remove the system from service.Step 2: Inspect all metal components for cracks, corrosion, deformities, missing ornoticable defects. Metal components include: the FallTech SteelGrip®CoilEnergy Absorber, optional tension indicator, turnbuckle, carabiner, thimbleeyes, shackles and all other hardware.Step 3: Inspect the entire working length of wire rope for damage caused bychemical corruption or excessive heat as evident by discoloration (A),birdcaging (B), broken wire strands (C), kinks and bent strands (D), seeFigure 29.Step 4: Inspect the SteelGrip®Coil Energy Absorber, it should not be extended, cracked or deformed. Figure 30 shows the coil energy absorber ina non-deployed condition whereas Figure 31 shows the coil energy absorber in a partially deployed state. If there is tearing of the metal,remove from service and replace.Figure 30 Figure 31Figure 29MHLL12 Rev A 092117 13 |
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