Warnings; Before Using Lifeline; Inspect - Werner UPGEAR Manual De Instrucciones Para El Usuario

Warning:
This product is just one part of a personal fall arrest, work positioning,
travel restraint, climbing or rescue system. It must be matched
correctly with other components to form a complete and functional
system. The user must understand the function of each of these
components and follow the manufacturer's instructions for use for
each. ANSI and OSHA standards require that training in the use of
these products be provided by a competent person. The user must be
provided these instructions, should read and follow them, and then
consult the competent person who will supervise his work if he has
any questions about any part of the instructions. The employer must
provide training in the proper use, inspection, and maintenance of all
components in the system, and these instructions can be used as part
of that training. The equipment should be used ONLY in accordance
with these instructions, local ordinances and codes, the applicable
OSHA and ANSI standards, and the employer's safety plan.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ANYTHING IN THESE
INSTRUCTIONS, THE EQUIPMENT, OR PROPER USE OF THE
EQUIPMENT, CONTACT WERNER CO. FOR MORE INFORMATION.
I. Before Using the lifeline
Before using this equipment the user should take certain steps to
ensure that it is in good condition and safe for use.
a. Inspect
Examine all equipment thoroughly, daily before use, and periodically
by a competent person who is not the user. Verify the condition of
each component. If any damage, abnormalities or excessive wear
are found, the product should be removed from service.
1. First check the impact load indicators. For lanyards with shock
packs, the clear plastic cover permits full view. Check the area
near the
is intact. If there is any indication of impact loading the lanyard
should be removed from service and destroyed. Remove from
service any lanyard which exhibits indications of impact loading.
2. Check the webbing for cuts, abrasions, burns, welding spatter,
or discoloration that could be caused by chemical exposure.
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tag to see if the shock absorbing web
FALL INDICATOR