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Fall ProtectionSOLUTIONS FOR SAFETY AT HEIGHTSTYPICAL FALL SITUATION AND RESCUEFACTORS TO CONSIDERAnchorage (Min.15Kn)Full Body HarnessConnection Means (Shock Absorbing Lanyard or SRL)Rescue PlanClearance Distance (see chart)RESCUE METHODSUsing the unique MSA Rescue Pole Kit, Rescue SafeRetrieval System or The Skylotec Milan rescue devices,allows a rescue to be carried out without putting arescuer in danger by requiring them to climb down to thefallen worker, these rescue devices allow a rescue to beperformed within 5 to 10 minutes with a regular trainingsessions on the techniques.CLEARANCE DISTANCEWORKING HEIGHTCLEARANCE TONEXT SURFACEOR OBSTACLEAnchor Point2mLength of Lanyard1.75mExtension of Absorber1.8mHeight of Person1m Safety FactorTOTAL FALL CLEARANCE REQUIRED = 6.55mDrawing only representational. NOT TO SCALESUSPENSION TRAUMATHE MAJOR REASON FOR THE IMPORTANCE OF EFFECTING A QUICK RESCUE RESPONSECustomer Service: 1300 728 672 • Website: www.msa.net.au • New Zealand Customer Service 0800 441 335 144
New Fall Protection StandardFall ProtectionAS/NZS 1891.1:2007IntroductionA new fall protection standard AS/NZS 1891.1; 2007COVERING HARNESSES AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT wasreleased in August 2007. The changes made are significantand did require changes to the MSA (Aust.) range ofharnesses, belts & shock absorbing lanyards.As far as manufacturing of our current product range isconcerned the Classic range will be removed and replaced bythe Workman range of harnesses. By 30 August 2008 all ourharnesses, belts and shock absorbing lanyards will have tobe manufactured to the new requirements.The changes are as follows.Harnesses• Full body harnesses must now offer at least one frontalattachment point at the waist or chest and be certifiedas a free-fall arrest attachment point.• A rear dorsal or second centre frontal attachmentpoint may be provided.• Side attachment points, if provided, shall be for pole strapattachment and be marked as such. These side attachmentpoints will be tested Restrained Fall Arrest.Belts• The use of belts for any purpose has been removed fromthe standard. This will have an effect on Pole WorkersBelts, Restraint Belts and Miners Belts.Lanyards• There is no longer a definition for restraint lanyards.It has been removed from the scope of this standard.• Single leg shock absorbing lanyards. The traditional shockpack style shock absorbing lanyards has not changed.This will include the diamond single leg version.• Diamond Twin Leg. Has been stock deleted due to thefact that with shock absorption in both legs it will notmeet the new test requirements.• Workman twin leg shock absorbing lanyard. A new ‘Workman’twin leg with single shock pack has been developed andcertified. Launch is scheduled for July 2008.Definitions• Restraint. Work to be conducted in restraint applicationswill need to use fall arrest equipment, such as an energyabsorbing lanyard with the slack removed, so there isno risk of a fall.• Free-Fall, Free-Fall Arrest. A fall or the arrest of a fall,where the fall distance before the fall arrest system beginsto take any loading is in excess of 600mm, eithervertically or on a slope on which it is not possible to walkwithout the assistance of a handrail or hand line.• Limited Free-Fall, Limited Free-Fall Arrest. A fall or thearrest of a fall occurring under the conditions described fora FREE-FALL ARREST, except under reasonably foreseeablecircumstances the fall distance will not exceed 600mm.• Restrained fall, Restrained Fall Arrest. A fall or the arrest of afall where the person suffering the fall is partially restrained bya restraining device, such as a pole strap under tension.Frequently Asked Questions:Once the new AS/NZS 1891.1: 2007 is fully effective,is equipment made to the old standard still useable?Yes! Harnesses, shock absorbing lanyards, belts (PoleWorkers, Restraint and Miners) and other textile productsdetailed under the old AS/NZS 1891.1:1995 are useable forthe 10 year life of the product from date of manufacture.Is there a change over time specified in the new standard?There is no specific change over time mentioned in the newstandard. SAI Global has accepted that the products canbe manufactured to the previous standard for 12 monthsafter the publishing of the updated standard. This expireson 30 August 2008.What are the effects of the proposed changes on the MSA(Aust) Fall Protection products?We have a range of product that is already compliant withthe new AS/NZS 1891.1: 2007 Standard. The Gravity Crossoverand Gravity Tower Rescue harness are certified to the newrequirements for the frontal fall-arrest attachment points. Wehave designed a new range of products called the Workmanto replace the Classic and New Classic range of harnesses.The Workman range will be released in July 2008. The newWorkman range of shock absorbing lanyards is certified tothe new standard, as is the Diamond single leg.Will the selection use and maintenance standards(AS/NZS 1981 Part 4) be changing and when?AS/NZS 1891.4: 2000 is in draft review stage to reflect thechanges in AS/NZS 1891.1: 2007. This refers to the use of sitHarnesses and the recommendations referring to restraintand restraint applications.Does the updating of the standard affect fall arresters,Anchorage lines, Inertia reels, static lines or any of theinstalled fall arrest systems?The only products affected by the proposed changes willbe Harnesses and Lanyards. None of the other productsare affected. The only exception to this will be the practiceof designing Static Line Systems for Restraint. All static linesshould now only be designed around the principle ofFall Arrest.Greg Single, Product Marketing Manager - Fall Protection ProductsEmail: Greg.Single@MSAnet.com Ph: +61 (02) 9688 0368 Mobile: +61 0418 428 150145Customer Service: 1300 728 672 • Website: www.msa.net.au • New Zealand Customer Service 0800 441 335
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Eye ProtectionThe MSA range of eye
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Eye ProtectionChemical/Dust Goggle
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Page 154 and 155: Pole StrapsBelts & Pole StrapsPole
Page 156 and 157: Workman LanyardsWorkman Fall Arrest
Page 158 and 159: Adjustable Restraint LanyardsLanyar
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Page 176 and 177: Roof AnchorsStay on top with the MS
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Page 182 and 183: Something you can rely onInstrument
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