3M DBI SALA 5908549 User Manual

© 3M 2018
User Instruction Manual Synthetic Rope
Horizontal Lifeline System
This manual is intended to be used as part of an employee training program as
required by OSHA.
Instructions for the following series products:
SYNTHETIC ROPE HORIZONTAL LIFELINE
See the last pages for specic model numbers
Form: 5902179 Rev: F

3M DBI SALA 5908549 Specifications

General

Brand	3M DBI-SALA
Size	Universal
Back D-ring	Yes
Front D-ring	Yes
Length	Adjustable
Color	Yellow
Standards	OSHA 1926.502
Weight Capacity	420 lbs.

Summary

Safety Information and Intended Use

Intended Use of the System

Defines the product's intended application and limitations.

Critical Safety Warnings and Precautions

Highlights critical safety warnings and general precautions for system use.

Working at Height Risk Mitigation

Details risks associated with working at height and necessary precautions.

System Application and Limitations

Application Purpose and Limitations

Explains the system's primary function, scope, and key limitations.

System Capacity and Requirements

Outlines span, anchorage, capacity, and subsystem limits.

Qualified Person Definition

Defines the qualifications required for a person overseeing system installation and use.

Operational Considerations and Hazards

Covers free fall, swing falls, clearance, body support, and environmental factors.

Training and Applicable Standards

Emphasizes training requirements and applicable industry standards.

System Requirements and Load Specifications

Component Compatibility and Strength

Details requirements for system components and connectors.

Anchorage and Structure Load Requirements

Specifies structural load capacities for anchorages and the lifeline.

Connecting Subsystem Force Limits

Defines the maximum forces the connecting subsystem must limit.

Operation and System Installation

Pre-Use Inspection and Planning

Instructions for inspecting equipment and planning system use.

Horizontal Lifeline Installation Guide

Provides steps and considerations for installing the horizontal lifeline system.

Installation Procedures: Tie-off and Tensioning

Tie-off Adapter Installation

Describes how to install the tie-off adapter on anchorage structures.

Tensioning the Horizontal Lifeline

Details the procedure for tensioning the horizontal lifeline using the rope tensioner.

System Operation and Fall Response

System Operation and Safety Procedures

Covers connecting to the system, hazardous situations, and multi-person use.

Fall Response and Rescue Procedures

Outlines procedures for in-event of fall and rescue planning.

System Removal and Tension Release

Procedure for System Removal

Provides steps for safely removing the system and releasing tension.

Training Requirements

User Training and Proficiency

Emphasizes user training for installation, use, and maintenance.

Inspection Procedures

Inspection Frequency and Process

Details how often and how to inspect the system components.

Detailed Inspection Steps

Outlines specific steps for inspecting metal parts, rope, labels, and RFID tags.

Maintenance, Servicing, and Storage

Cleaning and Maintenance Procedures

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the system components.

Storage Guidelines

Provides recommendations for storing the system safely.

Specifications

Materials Specifications

Lists the materials used for various system components.

Labeling and Compliance

Required System Labels

Details the essential labels that must be present and legible on the system.

Product Compliance and RFID Information

Covers product compliance standards and RFID tag functionality.

Warranty and Liability Information

Product Warranty Details

Outlines the product warranty, including scope and limitations.

Remedy and Liability Limitations

Specifies the available remedies and limitations of liability for product issues.