Fall protection system

All users of this equipment must understand and follow all instructions for the system. Failure to do so may result in serious injury. Only use the equipment if you have received proper training. In case of serious medical conditions of the user, it is not recommended to use fall protection equipment as it affects safety. Do not use the fall protection equipment/anchoring system in extreme temperatures (abnormal conditions). The harness and lanyard of the fall arrest system must not come into contact with sharp edges during work or transportation.

According to health and safety regulations, it is the employer's responsibility to ensure that appropriate fall protection equipment is available when working at heights above two meters. If collective means of protection such as guardrails or scaffolding cannot be used, personal fall protection systems such as harnesses and lanyards must be used. The employer must ensure that employees are instructed in the correct use of the equipment and that there is a rescue plan in case of a fall. Fall protection equipment must be used from the start of the work and throughout the work process (Source: Arbejdstilsynet).

The Mul10 ProSafe anchoring system must be installed by a registered Mul10 ProSafe Installer. Remember to fill in the installation form, which must then be kept in the building where the system is installed. The installation must follow the installation instructions and may only be carried out on the designated structures. Do not make any changes to the system or additions with non-original parts.

All fall protection equipment must be inspected at least once a year by a qualified person to ensure that it is in good condition and working order. The employer must ensure that the inspection is carried out and the equipment must be replaced if it has been used to arrest a fall or shows signs of wear. It's important that fall protection equipment is always in top condition, as defects can lead to serious injuries or accidents.

• The user must be instructed in the safe use of fall protection equipment.
• The capacity of the anchoring system for the number of users must not be exceeded.
• The anchorage system must not be used for purposes other than fall protection.
• The anchorage system must not be used if it has been used to arrest a fall, if it has been subjected to any other load that may have reduced its durability, if it has been repaired, or if there is any doubt about the continued suitability of the equipment, unless the equipment has been inspected by a qualified person.

When working at heights above two meters, there are clear rules from the Danish Working Environment Authority that require the use of either collective protection measures, such as scaffolding or guardrails, or personal fall protection systems, depending on the work situation. The employer must carry out a risk assessment and ensure that all employees are properly instructed in the use of the equipment. When working on sloping roofs with inclines over 15 degrees, there are additional requirements for safety at the eaves.

Fall protection is required when working at heights above two meters and there is a risk of free fall. It is the employer's responsibility to ensure that appropriate safety measures are in place, either through collective protection systems or the use of personal fall protection equipment. This is especially true for work on roofs, scaffolding and other high structures where the risk of falling is high.