Top anchorage and working rope
Competent personnel must assess anchorage, wear, edge contact and the actual access system.
- Identify the actual equipment system.
- Check potential edge contact.
- Never use an illustration as installation instructions.
General awareness material for suspended-seat facade work. Not a rigging drawing, anchor-capacity calculation or equipment certification.
Competent personnel must assess anchorage, wear, edge contact and the actual access system.
A working rope and a separate fall-arrest system serve different functions. Follow current requirements and manufacturer instructions.
Protect workers against falls and others against falling equipment or materials.
Changes in location, equipment condition, weather or exclusion-zone control require a new review.
Hazard cards
Original diagrams highlight hazards. They are not technical installation or anchoring drawings.
Inspect ropes for damage and wear on site and stop work if a defect is found.
TBM question: Who inspected the rope?
The assigned person inspects the work seat, connectors and protective gear.
TBM question: Were the equipment and PPE inspection results shared?
Check upper anchorage and the risk of contact with sharp edges.
TBM question: Were anchorage and edge hazards checked?
Keep pedestrians and vehicles away from the area below and explain falling-object risks.
TBM question: Is the exclusion zone below secured?
Stop and reassess when wind, rain or equipment condition changes.
TBM question: Who is responsible for stopping work and reporting?