Use; Fall Arrest - Honeywell Miller AirCore ACOG-TB Suplemento Del Manual De Instrucciones Para El Usuario

5.0 Use

Don the harness ensuring that the harness is properly fitted and all buckle connections are secure.
Refer to I119 - Miller Harnesses and Body Belts instruction manual.

Fall Arrest

(Figs. 1, 2, 3 & 4)
A compatible connecting device and anchorage connector/anchorage must always be used in
conjunction with the harness to complete the personal fall arrest system and protect the worker
from a fall while working at heights. The bosun chair and seat sling are not designed to arrest a
fall.
The connecting device must be connected to the back D-ring or back D-ring extension on the
harness. When the D-ring extension is used, always remember to add 18 in. (458mm) to the fall
clearance calculation.
A two-legged shock-absorbing lanyard or dual self-retracting lifeline system is recommended for
climbing applications. Alternatively, a fall arrester attached to a vertical climbing system may be
connected to the front D-ring on the harness so long as the personal fall arrest system limits the
maximum free fall distance to 2 ft. (0.6m) and limits the maximum arrest force to 900 lbs. (4.0kN).
For non-climbing applications, a single shock-absorbing lanyard or self-retracting lifeline is
sufficient.
Suspension
For suspension work, connect the bosun chair D-rings to an approved, compatible suspension
system. A personal fall arrest system must be used in conjunction with the suspension system.
Climb-Assist
Connect the seat sling D-rings to an approved, compatible climb-assist system. The sling is
designed for temporary support during extended climbing applications. Do not use for suspension
work. A personal fall arrest system must be used in conjunction with the climb-assist system.
Restraint
(Fig. 4)
The waist-level back D-ring is designed for restraint applications only. Simply attach a lanyard
between the restraint D-ring and the anchorage connector/anchorage. A personal fall arrest
system must be used in conjunction with the restraint system.
Note: Always read and follow the instructions provided with all system components
Use r I nstru cti on Ma nu al Supp lem ent - En gl i sh
Cam Buckle Adjustment
1)
Grasp the loose end of web-
bing strap and pull to tighten.
Tuck excess webbing into elastic
keepers.
2)
To loosen, press cam buckle
tab outward to release grip and
pull webbing strap out through
buckle.
(Figs. 1 & 2)
(Fig. 3)
used in conjunction with the AirCore Oil & Gas Harness.
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