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General| Model | System Mk II |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | COMBISAFE |
| Application | Fall protection, edge protection, and safety barriers |
| Standards Compliance | EN 13374 |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Powder coated |
| Installation | Modular, easy to assemble and disassemble |
| Weather Resistance | Yes |
| Corrosion Resistance | Yes |
Emphasizes pre-use checks for all components to ensure safety and advises against using non-Combisafe parts.
Mandates the use of PFPE during assembly/dismantling and when working at heights for operational safety.
Outlines periodic inspection requirements and actions following an accident or fall incident.
Provides essential tips and safety advice for consistent and safe operation of the system.
Details the specifications for the Top Column 4.7, used for lower working heights.
Details the specifications for the SkyReach Adaptor 5.9, used for higher working heights.
Describes the SkyReach Anchor's lightweight, foldable design and lifting provisions.
Details the precast concrete block (Art. 11655) for ballast, weighing 800 kg.
Describes the Formwork Support (Art. 11446) used to create ballast boxes with plywood.
Explains the SkyReach Reach Hook (Art. 11530) for guiding the anchor during crane operations.
Details the use of 800 kg concrete blocks as ballast for stability and safety margin.
Describes creating ballast by casting concrete or filling with gravel in a formwork support.
Outlines customer responsibility for ensuring alternative ballast is secure and meets weight criteria.
Lists necessary tools including hammer, spanner, spirit level, forklift, and crane.
Guides on positioning and leveling the Bottom Frame using adjustable feet and a spirit level.
Instructions for inserting Corner Posts into the Bottom Frame, noting ballast placement order.
Ensures correct insertion depth by aligning the Insertion Marking Label with the Bottom Frame Posts.
Details placing two 800 kg kentledge blocks onto the Bottom Frame and inserting rear posts.
Describes cutting plywood, placing it, and bolting Formwork Supports for concrete ballast.
Instructions for cutting and assembling side board units with wooden ribs for concrete ballast.
Guides on positioning side board units on the Bottom Board, ensuring support against Formwork Supports.
Details cutting plywood boards with notches for gravel ballast formation.
Guides on positioning side board units with notches for gravel ballast, securing with screws.
Instructions for inserting the Top Column 4.7 or SkyReach Adaptor 5.9 into the Top Frame.
Details using Combistraps to secure the Top Frame assembly to the forklift for safe lifting.
Guides on carefully lowering the assembled top unit onto the Corner Posts, aligning insertion labels.
Instructions for filling the base with concrete or gravel, ensuring even distribution and no gaps.
Provides a four-step process for unfolding and assembling the SkyReach Anchor unit.
Details securing the Fall Arrest Block to the SkyReach Anchor point and recommended retrieval rope use.
Guides on lifting the SkyReach Anchor with a crane and positioning it in the Top Column/Adaptor.
Provides instructions for safely lifting and moving the assembled Loading System MkII.
Explains how to pack the Base unit flat for stacking and storage in a dry, ventilated area.
Notes that the SkyReach Anchor can be folded for easier packing and transportation.
Details the setup and use of a single unit for unloading flatbeds up to 8m long.
Explains the setup for a double unit for flatbeds between 8m and 14m, requiring connection to both systems.
Ensures lifelines from retractable blocks do not cross and run smoothly in their own reels for safety.
Detailed checklist for the base unit, covering weld integrity, corrosion, leveling, and markings.
Ensures correct insertion, readable labels, weld integrity, corrosion absence, and serial number legibility.
Checks for drill holes, corrosion, weld damage, lifting eye integrity, bolt security, lock pin, and hook condition.
Advises following manufacturer's recommendations for safety and checking of PFPE.
Recommends cleaning parts with a damp cloth and mild detergent, avoiding strength-affecting agents.
States that the system can be recycled as steel, with plastic plugs recycled per material specification.
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