TECHNICAL GUIDE & PRODUCT USER MANUAL
GENERAL WARNINGS
(CONT.)
When connecting the lanyard to the harness (in particular to the rear D ring) if the connection cannot be seen by the wearer of the harness, the connection should be made prior to fitting the harness or if this is not practical then get a second competent person to either connect the lanyard or check that it is connected correctly.
Only connect to a suitable anchorage point (See AS/NZS 1891.4). The anchorage point / structure must be capable of withstanding a minimum load of 15kN for a single person and 21kN for two persons.
Always inspect the attachment point / anchorage prior to connection. If the point’s ability to perform its intended function is in doubt then have it inspected by a competent person.
The harness has a label affixed to it showing how to fit it. If you require additional information please refer to the relevant harness fitting pages or contact your Bsafe distributor.
Always carry out a risk assessment and hazard identification plan prior to selecting the type of equipment to be used. (see page 4)
When using the front attachment loops on a harness, both loops must be connected together as per AS/NZS 1891.1 - 2007.
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