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Agenda

•Standards & Regulations (updates/changes)

•Engaging the Team

•The Honeywell Difference

•Q&A

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OSHA and ANSI Standards

US Regulations for fall protection are:

- OSHA Construction 29 CFR Part 1926

- OSHA General Industry 29 CFR Part 1910

Voluntary Consensus Standard

- ANSI Construction Standard A10.32

- ANSI General Industry Standard Z359


OSHA and ANSI Standards

US Regulations for fall protection are:

- OSHA Construction 29 CFR Part 1926

▪ 1926.500

▪ 1926.501

▪ 1926.502

▪ 1926.503

Scope and Application

Interpretations

Systems Criteria and Practices

Training Requirements

- OSHA General Industry 29 CFR Part 1910

▪ 1910.140 Walking/Working surfaces

- ANSI General Industry Standard Z359

▪ Was 1, now 18


Fall Protection Standards - ANSI Z359• ANSI/ASSE Z359.0- Definitions

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.1- Code

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.2 – Managed

Program

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.3 -Positioning &

Restraint

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.4 - Rescue

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.5 - PFAS

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.6 –Engineered

Systems

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.7 - Testing

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.8 – Rope Access

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.9 -Descending

Devices

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.10 - TBD

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.11 - Harnesses

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.12 -Connecting

Components

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.13 – Energy

Absorbers

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.14 – SRL’s

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.15 – SingleAnchor

Lifelines

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.16 - Ladders

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.17 – HLL’s for

PFAS

• ANSI/ASSE Z359.18 – Anchorage

Connectors

*NOTE*

Standards in RED have not been published

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OSHA - Changes/Updates -1910.140

• Walking/working surfaces update – General Industry - (January 17, 2017)– https://www.osha.gov/walking-working-surfaces/

- Fixed ladders – 24’

▪ Cages no longer acceptable for FP on new ladders – Nov 19, 2018

▪ Ensure existing ladders (24’) have cages, wells, PFAS, Nov 18,2018

▪ Replace cages/wells on existing – Nov 18, 2036

- Connector

▪ 3600 lbs gate strength. 1910.140(c)(8)

▪ Not connected to HLL unless designed 1910.140(c)(10)

- Prompt rescue


https://www.osha.gov/walking-working-surfaces/

GlideLoc and ViGo ladder systems


OSHA - Changes/Updates -1910.140

• ANSI Z359.11 – Harness

• ANSI Z359.14 – SRL’s


ANSI - Changes/Updates

Differences between Z359.1 and Z359.11 (harnesses)

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Standard ANSI Z359.1 ANSI Z359.11

Static Strength Tests

Dorsal AttachmentElement: 5,000 lbs load applied for 1 minute 3,600 lbs load applied for 1 minute

Sternal AttachmentElement: 3,600 lbs load applied for 1 minute 3,600 lbs load applied for 1 minute

Static Strength Test not required 3,600lbs tests for Frontal, Shoulder, Waist, Hip,and

Suspension Seat Attachment Elements

Dynamic Performance Tests

Dorsal AttachmentElement: 1m drop test using 220 lb torso and a

cable lanyard. Angle-at-rest shall not

exceed 30°. Test is done once head-

first and once feet-first

Peak impact load must exceed 3,600 lbs. Angle-at-rest

shall not exceed 30° and harness stretch-out must not

exceed 18” on the feet-first drop. Test is done once

head-first and once feet-first

Sternal AttachmentElement: 1m drop test using 220 lb torso and a

cable lanyard. Test is done feet-first

only.

Drop test using 220 lb torso and a cable lanyard. Peak

impact load must exceed 3,600 lbs. Angle-at-rest shall

not exceed 50° and harness stretch-out must notexceed

18”. Test is done feet-firstonly

Frontal AttachmentElement: not required Drop test using 220 lb torso and a cable lanyard. Peak

impact load must exceed 3,600 lbs. Harness stretch-out

must not exceed 18”. Test is done feet-firstonly

Fall Arrest Indicator: not required Required for dorsal attachment elements; optional for

other attachment elements Includes Deployment Test

with minimum fall

Lanyard Parking Attachment: not required At least one is required and must have a disengagement

load of not more than 120 lbs.

Incorporate either a waist belt or

a back strap into theharness

not required Required


Z359.11 key differentiators


ANSI Z359.14 - Standards Update

ANSI/ASSE Z359.14-2012 Safety Requirements for

Self-Retracting Devices for Personal Fall Arrest and Rescue Systems

Heavier Test Weight for Dynamic Performance Tests

• Increased from 220 lbs. (100 kg) to 282 lbs.

• 1:1 conversion factor to model the forces of a fully tooled and clothed 310-lb. (141 kg) worker.

New SRD Classifications

Classification Maximum Arrest

Distance

Average Arrest

Force

Ave. Arrest Force

Conditioned

Peak Arrest Force

ClassA 24 in (610 mm) 1,350 lbs (6 kN) 1,575 lbs (7 kN) 1,800 lbs (8 kN)

Class B 54 in (1,372 mm) 900 lbs (4 kN) 1,125 lbs (7 kN) 1,800 lbs (8 kN)




Self-Retracting Lanyard with Leading Edge (SRL-LE) Sharp-edge Testing

• Dynamic Performance Testing requires

dropping a 282 lb. (128 kg) weight over a

very sharp edge with the line of the SRL-

LE fully extended.

• Conducted with line perpendicular to the

edge as well as at an off-set of 5 feet.

• After Dynamic Performance Testing the

device must pay-out, retract and the

locking function must operate.

• Dynamic Strength Testing requires

repeating the perpendicular and off-set

tests with a 300 lb. (136 kg) weight.



• Edges are involved w/most applications

• Many applications have no overhead anchor point

• Clearly a safety issue

• Evolving standards:

- ANSI/ASSE Z359.14-2014 Safety Requirements for Self-

Retracting Devices for Personal Fall Arrest and Rescue Systems

- New CSA Standard under development Z259.2.2 Self Retracting

Devices

• Continued shift from lanyards to SRLs

• Although limited, awareness of dangers associated w/edges is

increasing



Leading Edge Fall Clearance Concerns

point•Set back distance to anchor

•Weight of user

•Lateral Edge

•Standing, kneeling, sitting

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Leading Edge test video


ANSI Standards Update – Inspection



New Guidelines for Inspection


ANSI Standards Update - Inspection



• Added more specific requirements for the leading edge (LE)testing

• Edges not greater than 0.005 in (0.13 mm)

• Measurements taken approximately every 12 inches (300 mm)

• Additional requirements for the LE structure & more specific LE test procedureguidelines

• Removed factory authorized inspection

2014


Engagement


Miller Road Show


2017 US High Risk Fall Protection 21

F29 shares territory withF23

Alaska is hybrid position that covers HR and GS.


High Risk – US Fall Protection RSM’s22

Allen Fritts [email protected] High Risk Sales Leader Phone: 919-349-1979

Tom Dillon [email protected] Application Training Specialist Fall Protection Phone: 401-935-0529

Heath Fleshner - [email protected]

US West ZSM

Phone: 801-643-5805

OPEN – F1

@Honeywell.com

F1 RSM Fall

Phone: 206-291-4091

Ernie Williams

[email protected]

F2 RSM Fall

Phone: 408-981-9103

Robert Duran

[email protected]

F3 RSM Fall

Phone 909-936-0121

Rick Loomis

[email protected]

F4 RSM Fall

Phone: 401-316-6145

OPEN – F25

[email protected]

F25 RSM Fall

Phone: 801-643-5805

Michael Dunnuck

[email protected]

F28 RSM Fall

Phone: 714-222-4448

Todd Mackey

[email protected]

AK High Risk and Fall RSM

Phone: 907-232-4145

John Berger - [email protected]

US North Central ZSM

Phone: 630-464-6908

Dan Hacker

[email protected]

F5 RSM Fall

Phone: 719-306-3226

Mike Brockway

[email protected]

F6 RSM Fall

Phone: 920-285-9562

OPEN – F7

@Honeywell.com

F7 RSM Fall

Phone: 816-830-6182

Ray Redell

[email protected]

F10 RSM Fall

Phone: 630-442-9527

Scott Plovanich - [email protected]

US South Central ZSM

Phone: 832-284-5330

Jeff Kleber

[email protected]

F8 RSM Fall

Phone: 479-228-7386

OPEN – F9

[email protected]

F9 RSM Fall

Phone: 832-284-5330

OPEN – F19

@Honeywell.com

F19 RSM Fall

Phone: 401-339-0893

OPEN – F23

@Honeywell.com

F23 RSM Fall

Phone: 713-828-3281

Ralph Walton

[email protected]

F29 RSM Fall

Phone: 832-707-0881

Jeff Sebastyn - [email protected]

US Southeast ZSM

Phone: 386-233-0322

Jim Bell

[email protected]

F12 RSM Fall

Phone: 205-260-2307

Andrew Comiskey

[email protected]

F13 RSM Fall

Phone: 321-394-6960

Keith Delias

[email protected]

F14 RSM Fall

Phone: 910-728-0054

Ron Nobles

[email protected]

F15 RSM Fall

Phone: 410-340-3051

Kyle Harvey

[email protected]

F21 RSM Fall

Phone: 678-314-3217

Dennis Berry

[email protected]

F22 RSM Fall

Phone: 901-210-1340

Gerson Tacher

[email protected]

F26 RSM Fall

Phone: 305-778-2683

Matt McKernan - [email protected]

US Northeast ZSM

Phone: 215-630-0698

Dave Gallegly

[email protected]

F11 RSM Fall

Phone: 330-241-9271

Justin Samples

[email protected]

F16 RSM Fall

Phone:401-767-6702

Frank Conidi

[email protected]

F17 RSM Fall

Phone: 201-675-7843

Bob Wengryn

[email protected]

F18 RSM Fall

Phone: 412-580-9862

Lane Verschure

[email protected]

F24 RSM Fall

Phone: 616-304-1579

Gabe Millrood

[email protected]

F27 RSM Fall

Phone: 267-788-8443

CUSTOMER SERVICE (800) 430-5490

Inquiry email = [email protected]

Orders email = [email protected]

INSIDE SALES (800)589-2716

[email protected]

TECH SERVICE (800)873-5242

[email protected]


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