Thaler Roof Anchors
Thaler Roof Anchors
Thaler Roof Anchors
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FALL ARREST
ROOF ANCHORS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Thaler Or Equal I-0
FARA -1/-11/-11U Fixed Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Bolt-Through) I-1
FARA-2/-12/-12U Fixed Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Adhesive Bolt) I-2
FARA-3/-13/-13U Fixed Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Bolt Around Beam) I-3
FARA-6/-16/-16U Fixed EyeFall Arrest Roof Anchors (Bolt Around OWSJ) I-6
FARA-7/-17/-17U Fixed Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Pre-Cast Core Bolt) I-7
FARA-31/-41/-41U Swivel Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Bolt Through) I-8, I-8A
FARA-32/-42/-42U Swivel Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Adhesive Bolt) I-9
FARA-33/-43/-43U Swivel Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Bolt Around Beam) I-10
FARA-36/-46/-46U Swivel Eye Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Bolt Around OWSJ) I-13
FARA-96 Swivel Eye Fall Arrest Terrace Anchors (Adhesive Bolt) I-20, I-20A
FARA-200 Monorail Suspended Access Maintenance System (Exposed Beam) I-31, I-31A
FARA-201 Monorail Suspended Access Maintenance System (Bolt Around Beam) I-32, I-32A
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FARA-1NS/-11NS/-11UNS “Fixed Eye” Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Non Standard Height) I-34
FARA-5NS/-15NS/-15UNS EPDM Roof Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Non Standard Height) I-35
FARA-6NS/-16NS/-16UNS Wood Deck “Fixed Eye” Fall Arrest Roof Anchors (Non Standard Height) I-36
Ontario Ministry of Labour Regulations for Window Cleaning I-41, I-41A, I-42, I-42A
CAL OSHA Title 8, Section 3291 Article 5, Window Cleaning I-43, I-43A, I-44
OSHA 1910.66 Appendix C (Personal Fall Arrest system: Section I, II and III) Aug./00 I-47, I-47A
OSHA Department of Labor Memorandum to Regional Administrators for Desent Control Devices I-50
New York State Department of Safety and Health (DOSH) Window Cleaning Fall Protection Requirements I-51, I-51A, I-52, I-52A
Nova Scotia Department of Labour Fall Protection and Scaffolding Regulations I-53, I-53A, I-54
WCB of British Columbia, Part 11 Fall Protection Regulation (1997) I-55, I-55A, I-56
WHAT IT TAKES TO BE
THALER OR EQUAL
When specifications read Thaler or Equal, it is the responsibility of specifiers and building owners to determine what it means to be “Or
Equal”. The following data has been presented to quickly help assess the comparative merits of “competitive” products. Thaler Fall Arrest
Roof Anchors (FARA) products have a number of Value Added features that should be considered when trying to equate the “Or Equal”.
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Please be advised Thaler products may undergo improvements from time to time and are subject to change without notice.
ROOF SPECIALTIES
COPPER OR STAINLESS STEEL) equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair.
GROMMET SEAL INVERTED ROOF APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
ILLUSTRATED (BUR) Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
EMBED DECK FLANGE
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
IN LAYER OF PLASTIC
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
CEMENT (BUR)
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CONVENTIONAL ROOF
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-34
ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing conforms to CSA
B272-93. See separate Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection
literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
MINIMUM 6" (152 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FORGED EYE Eye Load
Deflection After Load FARA-3/-13/-13U
Anchor of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
(FARA-3/-13) Type Construction Direction was Released ALL TESTING
“FIXED EYE”
FARA-3
Forged Eye,
Perpendicular
to the eye (x)
0.016"
(0.406 mm)
REPORTS
AVAILABLE
UPON REQUEST
FALL ARREST ROOF
Galvanized
ANCHORS (Bolt Around Beam)
Parallel 0.008"
to the eye (y) (0.203 mm)
Perpendicular 0.046"
Forged Eye, to the eye (x) (1.168 mm)
FARA-13
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.013" DESCRIPTION:
to the eye (y) (0.330 mm) x Thaler FARA bolt around beam anchors consist of a urethane
Perpendicular 0.203"
U Bolt, to the eye (x) (5.156 mm) y insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with base plate, four
FARA-13U
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.019" stainless steel bolts and under-beam plate for securing to a
to the eye (y) (0.482 mm) Typical tie-off steel beam, and flashing sleeve. The top of the anchor is
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction available with three different eye options:
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction (x). 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
(FARA-3). All stainless steel (FARA-13SS).
4-1/2" (114 mm)
2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
FORGED EYE AND BASE (FARA-13). All stainless steel (FARA-13SS).
WELDED TO HSS PIPE AND
3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt
HOT DIP GALVANIZED
(FARA-13U). All stainless steel (FARA-13USS).
1/4' x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm )
3-1/4" (82 mm) PROMINENT FEATURES:
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 8" x8"
(16 mm x 203 x 203 mm)
Condensation free and maintenance free (attractive, neat
BASE PLATE USING 5/16" flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
(8 mm ) FILLET WELD, ALL Seals literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
HOT DIP GALVANIZED liability insurance.
AND URETHANE INSULATED OPTIONS:
TO PREVENT CORROSION. All stainless steel, PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC
U BOLT EYE THALER SJ-37(9) NEW STANDARD roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for
STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINUM, BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
(FARA-13U) COPPER OR STAINLESS STEEL) models for different securements.
12-5/8" (321 mm )
ILLUSTRATED (BUR) Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
GROMMET SEAL equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair.
CONVENTIONAL ROOF APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
ILLUSTRATED (BUR) Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-37(9),
New-Standard STACKJACK Flashing conforms to CSA
B272-93. See separate Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection
literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
EMBED DECK FLANGE 18 GA. GALVANIZED 20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
IN LAYER OF PLASTIC CLOSURE PLATE SCREW
CEMENT (BUR)
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
FASTENED TO STEEL DECK when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
5/8" x 8" x 8" (16 mm x EPDM BASE SEAL Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
203 mm x 203 mm) PLATE BONDED TO METAL SLEEVE request.
(SEE THALER EPDM FLASHING MAINTENANCE:
GUSSET PLATES
SEALS LITERATURE) Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
BY OTHERS
(WHEN REQUIRED) FOUR 5/8" (16 mm) S.S. annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
BOLTS, LOCK WASHER comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
AND NUTS Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart
All stainless steel anchor also DEFORM THREADS
from this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
AS PER CSA OR OSHA
available (FARA-13SS/-13USS) (maintenance free).
GUIDELINE
e.g. eye, HSS, base plates,
PLANNING SERVICE:
fastening and flashing. Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
FARA-3/-13/-13U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Bolt Around Beam) supply the anchors).
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Please be advised Thaler products may undergo improvements from time to time and are subject to change without notice.
ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-4/-14/-14U
FORGED EYE Deflection After Load
(FARA-4/-14)
Anchor
Type
Eye
Construction
Load
Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN) “FIXED EYE”
was Released
Perpendicular 0.016"
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
AVAILABLE
FALL ARREST ROOF
Forged Eye,
ANCHORS (Weldable)
to the eye (x) (0.406 mm)
FARA-4 UPON REQUEST
Galvanized Parallel 0.008"
to the eye (y) (0.203 mm)
Perpendicular 0.046"
Forgred Eye , to the eye (x) (1.168 mm)
FARA-14 DESCRIPTION:
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.013"
to the eye (y) (0.330 mm) x Thaler FARA weldable anchors consist of a urethane insulated
Perpendicular 0.203" hollow steel post (HSS) and base plate, and flashing sleeve.
U Bolt, to the eye (x) (5.156 mm) y
FARA-14U The top of the anchor is available with three different eye
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.019"
to the eye (y) (0.482 mm) options:
Typical tie-off
1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction (x). (FARA-4). All stainless steel (FARA-14SS).
2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
4-1/2"(114 mm) FORGED COMBINATION (FARA-14). All stainless steel (FARA-14SS).
EYE AND BASE, 3. With very high strength, stainless steel U Bolt eye
3-1/4"(82 mm) (FARA-14U). All stainless steel (FARA-14USS).
WELDED TO HSS PIPE
AND HOT DIP GALVANIZED
PROMINENT FEATURES:
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm) Condensation and maintenance free (attractive, neat flashing
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 5" x 5" never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing Seals
(16 mm x 127 mm x 127 mm) literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
BASE PLATE USING liability insurance.
5/16" (8 mm) WELD, ALL
U BOLT EYE HOT DIP GALVANIZED AND OPTIONS:
URETHANE INSULATED All stainless steel anchor, PVC coated flashing deck flange for
(FARA-14U)
TO PREVENT CORROSION. PVC roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange
for BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
THALER SJ-37 NEW STANDARD models for different securements.
STACK JACK FLASHING RECOMMENDED USE:
(ALLUMINUM,COPPER Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
12-5/8" (321 mm)
INVERTED ROOFING
equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
EMBED DECK FLANGE IN ILLUSTRATED (BUR) Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair.
LAYER OF PLASTIC APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
CEMENT (BUR) Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
CONVENTIONAL ROOFING materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
ILLUSTRATED (BUR) cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC , AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-37
New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing conforms to CSA
B272-93. See Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection literature
for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
18 GA. GALVANIZED request.
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED CLOSURE PLATE
TO METAL SLEEVE (SEE THALER SCREW FASTENED MAINTENANCE:
EPDM FLASHING SEALS LITERATURE) TO STEEL DECK Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
All stainless steel anchor also Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
available (FARA-14SS/-14USS) GUSSET PLATES Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart
e.g. eye, HSS, base plate, BY OTHERS from this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
fastening and flashing. (WHEN REQUIRED) (maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest roof anchors
in compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
FARA-4/-14/-14U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Weldable) supply the anchors).
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
PATENTED
Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-4 with galvanized
NOTE: REFER TO PAGES I-34, I-35, I-36 FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS forged 1018 steel eye] [FARA-14 with Type 304 stainless steel
forged eye] [FARA-14U with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
INSTALLATION: roof anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-4/-14/-14U anchors are installed by welding the F] with: urethane insulated hollow hot dipped galvanized
anchor to a structural beam as per layout drawings, then placing the flashing sleeve over the anchor and roof membrane, and as follows: ASTM 500C steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x
4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing.
5” x 5” (16 mm x 127 mm x 127 mm) 44W base plate;
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal SJ-37, 7” (178 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. of [.064” (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T alloy aluminum] [.032”
(0.831 mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304
Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible and clamp membrane stainless steel] to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure
to STACK JACK Flashing. Note: for PVC membrane, specify PVC coated STACK JACK by adding suffix P to end of model number e.g. Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [bituminous painted
FARA-4-A-P; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch. deck flange] [PVC coated deck flange]; manufactured by
Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga,
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a limestone Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX),
ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying roof installed as per manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide
membrane. 20 year warranty against leaks, condensation and defects in
materials and/or manufacture.
Ordering and Availability: Specify flashing material required by adding appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-4-A, for aluminum,etc.
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from
stock. Note: The FARA-14 stainless steel forged eye has a galvanized finish over top of the stainless steel. The process of galvanizing the lower
part of the anchor requires the entire anchor to be dipped in the zinc bath, thereby covering the stainless steel eye. If there is any question about
product received on site, the eye material may be checked with a magnet. Type 304 stainless steel is non-magnetic.
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Please be advised Thaler products may undergo improvements from time to time and are subject to change without notice.
ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-5/-15/-15U
FORGED EYE Anchor Eye Load
Deflection After Load
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN) “FIXED EYE”
Type Construction Direction
(FARA-5/-15)
Perpendicular
was Released
0.016"
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
FALL ARREST ROOF
FARA-5
Forged Eye,
Galvanized
to the eye (x)
Parallel
(0.406 mm)
0.008"
AVAILABLE
UPON REQUEST ANCHORS (Cast-In-Place)
to the eye (y) (0.203 mm)
Perpendicular 0.046"
Forged Eye , to the eye (x) (1.168 mm) DESCRIPTION:
FARA-15
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.013" Thaler FARA cast-in-place anchors consist of a urethane
to the eye (y) (0.330 mm) x insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with base plate, single
Perpendicular 0.203"
U Bolt, to the eye (x) (5.156 mm) y stainless steel bolt for securing to concrete roof slab, and
FARA-15U flashing sleeve. The top of the anchor is available with three
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.019"
to the eye (y) (0.482 mm)
Typical tie-off different eye options:
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction (x). (FARA-5). All stainless steel (FARA-15SS).
4-1/2"(114 mm) 2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
(FARA-15). All stainless steel (FARA-15SS).
3-1/4" 3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt
(82 mm) 1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. (FARA-15U). All stainless steel (FARA-15USS).
BOLT, EPDM SEAL, LOCK
WASHER AND NUT PROMINENT FEATURES:
Condensation free and maintenance free (attractive, neat
flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
FORGED COMBINATION Seals literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
U BOLT EYE liability insurance.
EYE AND BASE,
(FARA-15U) WELDED TO HSS PIPE
OPTIONS:
AND HOT DIP GALVANIZED
All stainless steel, PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm) roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 8" x 8" BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
(16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) models for different securements.
BASE PLATE RECOMMENDED USE:
Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
12 5/8" (321 mm)
14" (356 mm)
EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
GROMMET SEAL THALER SJ-34(9) NEW-STANDARD equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINUM, Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair.
COPPER OR STAINLESS STEEL)
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
TO METAL SLEEVE cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-34(9)
New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing conforms to CSA
B272-93. See Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection literature
for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. request.
MINIMUM 6"(152 mm)
WASHER
EMBED DECK FLANGE MAINTENANCE:
IN LAYER OF PLASTIC CEMENT (BUR) Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
All stainless steel anchor also comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
available (FARA-15SS/-15USS) Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
e.g. eye, HSS, base plate, Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart
fastening and flashing. from this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
(maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
FARA-5/-15/-15U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Cast-In-Place) for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
supply the anchors).
PATENTED
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
NOTE: REFER TO PAGES I-34, I-35, I-36 FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-5 with galvanized
forged 1018 steel eye] [FARA-15 with Type 304 stainless steel
INSTALLATION: forged eye] [FARA-15U with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-5/-15/-15U anchors are installed by casting the roof anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and
anchor into the structural concrete roof deck as per layout drawings, using a maximum torque of 125 ft.-lbf. (169 Nm), deforming the exposed F] with: urethane insulated hollow hot dipped galvanized
bolt threads,then placing the flashing sleeve over the anchor and roof membrane, and as follows: ASTM 500C steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x
4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) 44W base plate; single
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal 1” (25 mm) Type 304 s.s. anchor bolt with EPDM weather
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. seal, top nut and washer; 1” (25 mm) s.s. washer; SJ-34(9),
9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing of
Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible and clamp membrane [.064” (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T alloy aluminum] [.032”
to STACK JACK Flashing. Note: for PVC membrane, specify PVC coated STACK JACK by adding suffix P to end of model number e.g. FARA-5-A-P; (0.831 mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304
weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch. stainless steel] to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure
Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [bituminous painted
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a limestone deck flange] [PVC coated deck flange]; manufactured by
ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying roof Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga,
membrane. Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX),
installed as per manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide
Ordering and Availability: Specify flashing material required by adding appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-5-A, for aluminum, etc. 20 year warranty against leaks, condensation and defects in
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from materials and/or manufacture.
stock. Note: The FARA-15 stainless steel forged eye has a galvanized finish over top of the stainless steel. The process of galvanizing the lower
part of the anchor requires the entire anchor to be dipped in the zinc bath, thereby covering the stainless steel eye. If there is any question about
product received on site, the eye material may be checked with a magnet. Type 304 stainless steel is non-magnetic.
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Please be advised Thaler products may undergo improvements from time to time and are subject to change without notice.
ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-6/-16/-16U
FORGED EYE Anchor Eye Load
Deflection After Load
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN) “FIXED EYE” FALL ARREST
(FARA-6/-16) Type Construction Direction
Perpendicular
was Released
0.016"
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
ROOF ANCHORS
FARA-6
Forged Eye,
Galvanized
to the eye (x)
Parallel
(0.406 mm)
0.008"
AVAILABLE
UPON REQUEST (Bolt Around OWSJ)
to the eye (y) (0.203 mm)
Perpendicular 0.046"
Forged Eye , to the eye (x) (1.168 mm) DESCRIPTION:
FARA-16
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.013" Thaler FARA bolt around OWSJ anchors consist of a urethane
to the eye (y) (0.330 mm) x insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with base plate, four
Perpendicular 0.203"
to the eye (x) (5.156 mm) y stainless steel bolts and under-joist plate, and cross tube
FARA-16U U Bolt,
Stainless Steel Parallel 0.019"
(supplied by others) for securing to an OWSJ, and flashing
to the eye (y) (0.482 mm) Typical tie-off sleeve. The top of the anchor is available with three different
direction eye options:
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction (x). 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
(FARA-6). All stainless steel (FARA-16SS).
FORGED COMBINATION 2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
4-1/2"(114 mm) EYE AND BASE,
(FARA-16). All stainless steel (FARA-16SS).
WELDED TO HSS PIPE
3-1/4"(82 mm) 3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt
AND HOT DIP GALVANIZED
(FARA-16U). All stainless steel (FARA-16USS).
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm)
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 8" x 8" PROMINENT FEATURES:
U BOLT EYE (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Condensation free and maintenance free (attractive, neat
BASE PLATE USING 5/16" (8 mm) flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
(FARA-16U)
FILLED WELD, ALL HOT DIP Seals literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
GALVANIZED AND URETHANE liability insurance.
All stainless steel INSULATED TO
OPTIONS:
anchor also avail- PREVENT CORROSION
All stainless steel, PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC
able (FARA-16SS/- THALER SJ-37 NEW STANDARD roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for
16USS) e.g. eye, STACK JACK FLASHING BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
HSS, base plates, (ALUMINUM,COPPER OR models for different securements.
fastening and flash- STAINLESS STEEL)
RECOMMENDED USE:
ing.
12-5/8" (321 mm)
INVERTED ROOFING Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
14" (356 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
AS PER CSA STANDARD STACK JACK Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
14" (356 mm)
OR OSHA GUIDELINE FLASHING (ALUMINUM, workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
(2 THREADS MINIMUM) COPPER OR STAINLESS STEEL) equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair.
EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE INVERTED ROOFING
GROMMET SEAL ILLUSTRATED (BUR) APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED
Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
TO METAL SLEEVE (SEE standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
THALER EPDM FLASHING materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
SEALS LITERATURE) cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
4"
(102 mm) Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-34(9)
New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing conforms to CSA
B272-93. See Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection literature
for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
EMBED DECK request.
5/8" x 4" x 12" FLANGE IN LAYER MAINTENANCE:
(16 mm x 102 mm x 305 mm) OF PLASTIC CEMENT (BUR)
Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
GALVANIZED PLATE, annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
AND NUT WELDED TO BOLT comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
All stainless steel anchor also Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
available (FARA-17SS/-17USS) Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart
e.g. eye, HSS, base plates, fas- from this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
tening and flashing. (maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
FARA-7/-17/-17U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Pre-Cast-Core-Bolt) for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
supply the anchors).
PATENTED
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
NOTE: REFER TO PAGES I-34, I-35, I-36 FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-7 with galvanized
forged 1018 steel eye] [FARA-17 with Type 304 stainless steel
INSTALLATION: forged eye] [FARA-17U with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-7/-17/-17U anchors are installed by grouting the anchor bolt roof anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and
and core slab plate into the structural concrete core slab roof deck joints as per layout drawings, deforming the bolt threads at both ends, using F] with: urethane insulated, hollow, hot dipped galvanized
a recommended tightening torque of 125 lbf (169 Nm), then placing the flashing sleeve over the anchor and roof membrane, and as follows: ASTM 500C steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x
4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. 10” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm x 254 mm) 44W base plate;
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal single 1” (25 mm) Type 304 s.s. bolt with EPDM weather seal,
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. top nut and washer; galvanized 5/8” x 4” x 12” (16 mm x 102
mm x 305 mm) core slab plate, lock washer and nut;
Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible and clamp membrane SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK
to STACK JACK Flashing. Note: for PVC membrane, specify PVC coated STACK JACK by adding suffix P to end of model number e.g. flashing of [.064” (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T alloy
FARA-7-A-P; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch. aluminum] [.032” (0.831 mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031” (0.79
mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel] to CSA B272-93, with
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a limestone EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and
ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying roof [bituminous painted deck flange] [PVC coated deck flange];
membrane. manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New
Ordering and Availability: Specify flashing material required by adding appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-7-A, for aluminum, etc. Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against defects in
stock. Note: The FARA-17 stainless steel forged eye has a galvanized finish over top of the stainless steel. The process of galvanizing the lower materials and/or manufacture.
part of the anchor requires the entire anchor to be dipped in the zinc bath, thereby covering the stainless steel eye. If there is any question about
product received on site, the eye material may be checked with a magnet. Type 304 stainless steel is non-magnetic.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
Deflection After Load FARA-31/-41/-41U
FORGED EYE Anchor Eye Load
(FARA-31/-41) Type Construction Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
was Released
“SWIVEL EYE”
FALL ARREST
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
Forged Eye, Parallel 0.088" AVAILABLE
FARA-31
Galvanized to the eye (y) (2.235 mm) UPON REQUEST
ROOF ANCHORS (Bolt-Through)
0.085"
Forged Eye , Parallel DESCRIPTION:
FARA-41 (2.159 mm)
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) Thaler FARA bolt-through anchors consist of a urethane
x insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with base plate, single
U Bolt, Parallel 0.095" y stainless steel bolt and under-deck plate for securing to
FARA-41U Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.413 mm) concrete roof slab, flashing sleeve, and stainless steel cap
assembly. The top of the anchor is available with three
Typical tie-off different eye options:
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction (y)
1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction .
(FARA-31). All stainless steel (FARA-41SS).
4-1/2"(114 mm) FORGED COMBINATION 2. With very high strength stainless steel forged eye
3-1/4"(82 mm) EYE AND BASE, (FARA-41). All stainless steel (FARA-41SS).
(ROTATES 360°) 3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. (FARA-41U). All stainless steel (FARA041USS).
BOLT, SPLIT WASHER, NUT
AND EPDM SEAL
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Condensation free and maintenance free (attractive, neat
STAINLESS STEEL flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
COTTER PIN Seals literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
STAINLESS STEEL SPACER liability insurance.
available (FARA-41SS/-41USS) TO PREVENT CORROSION workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
14" (356 mm)
e.g. eye, base plates, fastening THALER SJ-105 NEW-STANDARD equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINU Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair. Ideal for
and flashing. re-roofing.
COPPER, OR STAINLESS STEEL)
EMBED DECK INVERTED ROOF SHOWN (BUR) APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
FLANGE IN LAYER Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
OF PLASTIC CEMENT
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
CONVENTIONAL ROOF 4"
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
SHOWN (BUR) (102 mm)
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler STACK
JACK Flashing conforms to CSA B272-93. See Thaler FARA
Systems Fall Protection literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
MINIMUM 6" (152 mm)
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CONVENTIONAL ROOF
SHOWN
VAPOR RETARDER
CONVENTIONAL ROOF
ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
EXPLODED VIEW OF
FARA-31/-41 ANCHOR
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-32/-42/-42U
FORGED EYE
FARA-32/-42 Anchor Eye Load
Deflection After Load “SWIVEL EYE”
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
Type Construction Direction was Released ALL TESTING
FALL ARREST
ROOF ANCHORS (Adhesive Bolt)
REPORTS
DESCRIPTION:
Forged Eye , Parallel 0.085" Thaler FARA adhesive bolt anchors consist of a urethane
FARA-42
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.159 mm) x insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with base plate for securing
to concrete roof slab using adhesive anchor bolts, flashing
FARA-42U
U Bolt, Parallel 0.095" y sleeve, and stainless steel cap assembly. The top of the
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.413 mm)
anchor is available with three different eye options:
Typical tie-off 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction (y) (FARA-32). All stainless steel (FARA-42SS).
force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction.
2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
FORGED COMBINATION (FARA-42). All stainless steel (FARA-42SS).
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S.
EYE AND BASE, (ROTATES 360°) 3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
BOLT, EPDM SEAL, LOCK
4-1/2" (114 mm) (Fara-42U). All stainless steel (FARA-42USS).
WASHER AND NUT
3-1/4" (82 mm) PROMINENT FEATURES:
STAINLESS STEEL
Condensation free and maintenance free (attractive, neat
COTTER PIN
flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
STAINLESS STEEL SPACER Seals literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
liability insurance.
304 STAINLESS STEEL CAP
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm) OPTIONS:
360° HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 8" x 8" All stainless steel, PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC
(6 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for
BASE PLATE USING BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
U BOLT EYE 5/16" (8 mm) FILLET WELD, models for different securements.
(FARA-42U) ALL HOT DIP GALVANIZED
RECOMMENDED USE:
AND URETHANE INSULATED
Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
TO PREVENT CORROSION.
workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
STACK JACK FLASHING Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair. Ideal for
All stainless steel anchor also
(ALUMINUM, COPPER OR re-roofing.
12-5/8" (321 mm)
available (FARA-42SS/-42USS)
14" (356 mm)
OR STAINLESS STEEL)
e.g. eye, HSS, base plate, APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
INVERTED ROOF SHOWN (BUR)
fastening and flashing. Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
EMBED DECK materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
FLANGE IN LAYER cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
OF PLASTIC CEMENT Conformances include CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler STACK
CONVENTIONAL ROOF JACK Flashing conforms to CSA B272-93. See Thaler FARA
4"
SHOWN (BUR) (102 mm) Systems Fall Protection literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
request.
MINIMUM 8" (203 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FORGED EYE Deflection After Load
FARA-33/-43/-43U
(FARA-33/-43)
Anchor
Type
Eye
Construction
Load
Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
was Released
“SWIVEL EYE”
FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS
ALL TESTING
360° REPORTS
Forged Eye, Parallel 0.088" AVAILABLE
FARA-33
(Bolt Around Beam)
UPON REQUEST
Galvanized to the eye (y) (2.235 mm)
FORGED COMBINATION
12"(321 mm)
EYE AND BASE, STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINUM, models for different securements.
(ROTATES 360°) COPPER OR STAINLESS STEEL)
INVERTED ROOF RECOMMENDED USE:
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED
TO METAL SLEEVE (SEE
ILLUSTRATED (BUR) Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
THALER EPDM FLASHING workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
SEALS LITERATURE) equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
CONVENTIONAL ROOF APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
4"
ILLUSTRATED
(102 mm) Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
(BUR)
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC AWS, and other references. Thaler
STACKJACK Flashing conforms to CSA B272-93. See Thaler
FARA Systems Fall Protection literature for specific data.
All stainless WARRANTY:
steel anchor 20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
also available 18 GA. GALVANIZED condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
EMBED DECK CLOSURE PLATE SCREW
(FARA-43SS/- when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
FLANGE IN LAYER FASTENED TO STEEL DECK Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
43USS) e.g. eye, OF PLASTIC CEMENT
request.
HSS, base
plates, fastening GUSSET PLATES FOUR 5/8" (16 mm) S.S. MAINTENANCE:
and flashing. BY OTHERS (WHEN REQUIRED) BOLTS, LOCK WASHER Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
AND NUTS annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
DEFORM THREADS Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
TOP AND BOTTOM 5/8" x 8" x 8"
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart from
AS PER CSA OR (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm)
this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
OSHA GUIDELINE STEEL PLATE
(2 THREADS MINIMUM)
(maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
FARA-33/-43/-43U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Bolt Around Beam) for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
supply the anchors).
PATENTED
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
NOTE: REFER TO PAGES I-34, I-35, I-36 FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-33 with galvanized
forged 1018 steel eye] [FARA-43 with Type 304 stainless steel
INSTALLATION: forged eye] [FARA-43U with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-33/-43/-43U anchors are installed by bolting the anchor roof anchor with Type 304 s.s. cap assembly to [CSA Z91-02]
around a structural beam as per layout drawings, [bolt torque should not exceed 75 lbs-ft. (100 Nm) for 5/8” (16 mm) bolt and 125 lbf-ft. (169 Nm) for 1” [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM weather seal,
(25 mm) bolt] then placing the flashing sleeve over the anchor and roof membrane, installing the cap and cotter pin, and as follows: top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin; urethane insulated, hollow, hot
dipped galvanized ASTM 500C steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm)
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) 44W
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. base plate; four 5/8” (16 mm) Type 304 s.s. bolts, 44W 5/8” x
8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 x 203) under-beam plate, lock
Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to top pf anchor underneath the cap. Note: for PVC washers, and nuts; manufacturer’s standard flashing of [.064”
membrane, specify PVC coated STACKJACK by adding suffix P to end of model number e.g. FARA-33-A-P; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch. (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T alloy aluminum] [.032” (0.831
mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to exposed aluminum STACKJACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a stainless steel] to CSA B272-93, EPDM Base Seal and
limestone ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying [bituminous painted deck flange] [PVC coated deck flange];
roof membrane. manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New
Ordering and Availability: Specify flashing material required by adding appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-33-A, for aluminum, etc.
Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against defects in
stock. materials and/or manufacture.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
Deflection After Load FARA-34/-44/-44U
Anchor Eye Load
FORGED EYE Type Construction Driection
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
was Released “SWIVEL EYE”
(FARA-34/-44) ALL TESTING
FARA-34
Forged Eye, Parallel 0.088"
REPORTS
AVAILABLE
UPON REQUEST
FALL ARREST
Galvanized to the eye (y) (2.235 mm)
360° ROOF ANCHORS (Weldable)
Forged Eye, 0.085"
Parallel
FARA-44
Stainless Steel to the eye (y)
(2.159 mm) x
DESCRIPTION:
Thaler FARA weldable anchors consist of a urethane insulated
Parallel 0.095"
FARA-44U U Bolt, y hollow steel post (HSS) and base plate, flashing sleeve, and
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.413 mm)
stainless steel cap assembly. The top of the anchor is
Typical tie-off
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction (y) available with three different eye options:
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction. 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
FORGED COMBINATION (FARA-43). All stainless steel (FARA-44SS).
EYE AND BASE, 2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
(ROTATES 360°) (FARA-44). All stainless steel (FARA-44SS).
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. 3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt
4-1/2"(114 mm) BOLT, SPLIT WASHER, NUT (Fara-44U). All stainless steel (FARA-44USS).
3-1/4"(82 mm) AND EPDM SEAL PROMINENT FEATURES:
STAINLESS STEEL Swivel eye follows direction of line attachment. Re-usable.
COTTER PIN Condensation and maintenance free (attractive, neat flashing
STAINLESS STEEL SPACER never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing Seals
literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
304 STAINLESS STEEL CAP liability insurance.
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA (6 mm x 114 mm) OPTIONS:
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 5" x 5" All stainless steel anchor, PVC coated flashing deck flange for
360°
(16 mm x 127 mm x 127 mm) PVC roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange
U BOLT EYE BASE PLATE USING 5/16" (8 mm) for BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See
(FARA-44U) WELD ALL HOT DIP GALVANIZED
AND URETHANE INSULATED RECOMMENDED USE:
TO PREVENT CORROSION Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
THALER SJ-205 NEW STANDARD equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
12-5/8" (321 mm)
STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINUM, Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair. Ideal for
14" (356 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FORGED EYE
FARA-35/-45/-45U
(FARA-35/-45) Anchor Eye Load
Deflection After Load
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
“SWIVEL EYE” FALL ARREST
Type Construction Direction was Released
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
ROOF ANCHORS
FARA-35
Forged Eye,
Galvanized
Parallel
to the eye (y)
0.088"
(2.235 mm)
AVAILABLE
UPON REQUEST (Cast-In-Place)
Forged Eye , Parallel 0.085" DESCRIPTION:
FARA-45
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.159 mm) x Thaler FARA cast-in-place anchors consist of a urethane
insulated hollow steel post (HSS) and base plate, single
360°
Parallel 0.095" y stainless steel bolt for securing to concrete roof slab, flashing
FARA-45U U Bolt,
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.413 mm) sleeve, and stainless steel cap assembly. The top of the
U BOLT EYE Typical tie-off anchor is available with three different eye options:
(FARA-45U) Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction (y) 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction. (FARA-35). All stainless steel (FARA-45SS).
360° 2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
4-1/2"(114 mm) (FARA-45). All stainless steel (FAR-45SS).
FORGED COMBINATION
3-1/4" (82 mm) 3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt
EYE AND BASE, (Fara-45U). All stainless steel (FARA-45USS).
(ROTATES 360°)
PROMINENT FEATURES:
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S.
Swivel eye follows direction of line attachment. Re-usable.
BOLT, LOCK WASHER, NUT
Condensation and maintenance free (attractive, neat flashing
END EPDM SEAL
never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing Seals
STAINLESS STEEL literature). Anchor integrity is back by $7,000,000.00 liability
COTTER PIN insurance.
STAINLESS STEEL SPACER OPTIONS:
PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC roof membrane.
304 STAINLESS STEEL CAP Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for BUR and ModBit
roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA models for different
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm)
securements.
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 8" x 8"
(16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm)) RECOMMENDED USE:
THALER SJ-105 NEW STANDARD BASE PLATE USING 5/16" (8 mm) Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
STACK JACK FLASHING
12-5/8" (321 mm)
WELD ALL HOT DIP GALVANIZED workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
14" (356 mm)
(ALUMINUM, COPPER AND URETHANE INSULATED equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
OR STAINLESS STEEL) TO PREVENT CORROSION Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair. Ideal for
EPDM BASE SEAL re-roofing.
INVERTED ROOF
BONDED TO METAL APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
SLEEVE (SEE EPDM Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
FLASHING SEALS standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
LITERATURE) materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
CONVENTIONAL ROOF Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
4"
ILLUSTRATED CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler
(102 mm)
(BUR) STACKJACK Flashing conforms to CSA B272-93. See Thaler
FARA Systems Fall Protection literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
1" (25 mm) STAINLESS STEEL Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
WASHER request.
MAINTENANCE:
EMBED DECK Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
FLANGE IN LAYER 5"
annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
OF PLASTIC CEMENT comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
All stainless steel anchor also available Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart
from this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
(FARA-45SS/-45USS) e. g. eye, HSS, base
(maintenance free).
plate, fastening and flashing. 6"
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
FARA-35/-45/-45U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Cast-In-Place) and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
PATENTED supply the anchors).
NOTE: REFER TO PAGES I-34, I-35, I-36 FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-35 with galvanized
INSTALLATION: forged 1018 steel eye] [FARA-45 with Type 304 stainless steel
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-35/-45/-45U anchors are installed by casting the anchor into forged eye] [FARA-45U with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
the structural concrete roof deck as per layout drawings, using a maximum torque of 125 lbf-ft. (169 Nm), then placing the flashing sleeve over the swivel eye roof anchor with Type 304 s.s. cap assembly to
anchor and roof membrane, installing the cap, and as follows: [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM
weather seal, top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin; urethane
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. insulated, hollow, hot dipped galvanized ASTM 500C steel post
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203
mm x 203 mm) 44W base plate; single 1” (25 mm) Type 304
Single Ply: Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to top of anchor underneath the cap. s.s. bolt with EPDM weather seal, top nut and washer; 1” (25
Note: for PVC membrane, specify PVC coated STACKJACK by adding suffix P to end of model number e.g. FARA-35-A-P; weld roofing to deck mm) s.s. washer; manufacturer’s standard flashing of [.064”
flange using PVC torch. (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T alloy aluminum] [.032” (0.831
mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to exposed aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a stainless steel] to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Base Seal and
limestone ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying [bituminous painted deck flange] [PVC coated deck flange];
roof membrane. manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New
Ordering and Availability: Specify flashing material required by adding appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-35-A, for aluminum, etc. Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against defects in
stock. materials and/or manufacture.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-36/-46/-46U
FORGED EYE
(FARA-36/-46) Anchor
Type
Eye
Construction
Load
Direction
Deflection After Load
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN) “SWIVEL EYE”
was Released
360°
0.088"
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
AVAILABLE
FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS
Forged Eye, Parallel
FARA-36
Galvanized to the eye (y) (2.235 mm) UPON REQUEST
(Bolt Around OWSJ)
Forged Eye , Parallel 0.085"
FARA-46
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.159 mm) x DESCRIPTION:
Thaler FARA bolt around OWSJ anchors consist of a urethane
FARA-46U U Bolt, Parallel 0.095" y insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with base plate, four
Stainless Steel to the eye (y) (2.413 mm) stainless steel bolts and under-joist plate, and cross tube
Typical tie-off (supplied by others) for securing to an OWSJ, flashing sleeve,
Anchors are designed to resist without fracture and/or pull-out direction (y)
a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most adverse direction. and stainless steel cap assembly. The top of the anchor is
available with three different eye options:
1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. (FARA-36). All stainless steel (FARA-46SS).
BOLT, LOCK WASHER, NUT 2. With very high strength, stainless steel forged eye
360° 4-1/2" (114 mm) AND EPDM SEAL (FARA-46). All stainless steel (FARA-46SS).
3-1/4" (82 mm) 3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt
STAINLESS STEEL
COTTER PIN (Fara-46U). All stainless steel (FARA-46USS).
STAINLESS STEEL SPACER
U BOLT EYE PROMINENT FEATURES:
(FARA-46U) 304 STAINLESS STEEL CAP Swivel eye flows direction of line attachment. Re-usable.
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA (6 mm x 114 mm) Condensation and maintenance free (attractive, neat flashing
HSS WELDED TO 5/8" x 8" X 8" never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing Seals
(16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
BASE PLATE USING 5/16" (8 mm) liability
WELD ALL HOT DIP GALVANIZED
AND URETHANE INSULATED TO OPTIONS:
PREVENT CORROSION All stainless steel anchor, PVC coated flashing deck flange for
FORGED COMBINATION PVC roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange
THALER SJ-205 NEW STANDARD
EYE AND BASE, for BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINUM
(ROTATES 360°)
models for different securements.
12-5/8" (321 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FORGED EYE Deflection After Load
FARA-37/-47/-47U
Eye
(FARA-37/-47) Anchor
Type Construction
Load
Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
was Released
“SWIVEL EYE”
360°
FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS
ALL TESTING
REPORTS
Forged Eye, Parallel 0.088" AVAILABLE
Suitable for all flat roofs as fall arrest anchors for securing
available (FARA-37SS/-37USS) THALER NEW SJ-105 STACKJACK workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended access
e.g. eye, HSS, base plates, fas- FLASHING (ALUMINUM, COPPER equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps.
tening and flashing. OR STAINLESS STEEL) Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair. Ideal for
INVERTED ROOF re-roofing.
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED
ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
TO METAL SLEEVE APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
(SEE EPDM FLASHING Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
SEALS LITERATURE) standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
CONVENTIONAL ROOF materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
ILLUSTRATED 4" cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
(BUR) (102 mm)
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler
STACKJACK Flashing conforms to CSA B272-93. See Thaler
FARA Systems Fall Protection literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
EMBED DECK
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
FLANGE IN LAYER
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
OF PLASTIC CEMENT
request.
5/8" x 4" x 12" DEFORM THREADS AS MAINTENANCE:
(16 mm x 102 mm x 305 mm) PER CSA OR OSHA Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
STAINLESS STEEL PLATE, GUIDELINES annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
AND NUT (welded to bolt) (2 THREADS MINIMUM) comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart
from this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
(maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
FARA-37/-47 /-47U FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS (Pre-Cast-Core-Bolt) and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
PATENTED supply the anchors).
NOTE: REFER TO PAGES I-34, I-35, I-36 FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-37 with galvanized
INSTALLATION: forged 1018 steel eye] [FARA-47 with Type 304 stainless steel
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-37/-47/-47U anchors are installed by grouting the anchor bolt forged eye] [FARA-47U with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
and core slab plate into the structural concrete core slab roof deck joints as per drawings and deforming the exposed bolt threads, using a maximumum roof anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and
torque of 125 lbf-ft. (169 Nm), then placing the flashing sleeve over the anchor and roof membrane, installing the cap, and as follows: F] with: urethane insulated, hollow, hot dipped galvanized
ASTM 500C steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal 10” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm x 254 mm) 44W base plate;
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. single 3/4” (19 mm) Type 304 s.s. bolt with EPDM weather
seal, top nut, washer and s.s. cotter pin; galvanized 5/8” x 4”
Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to top of anchor underneath cap. Note: for PVC x 12” (16 mm x 102 mm x 305 mm) core slab plate, lock
membrane, specify PVC coated STACKJACK by adding suffix P to end of model number e.g. FARA-37-A-P; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC washer and nut; manufacturer’s standard flashing of [.064”
torch. (1.6 mm) mill finish1100-0T alloy aluminum] [.032” (0.831
mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to exposed aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a stainless steel] to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Base Seal and
limestone ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying [bituminous painted deck flange] [PVC coated deck flange];
roof membrane. manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217
(Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New
Ordering and Availability: Specify flashing material required by adding appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-37-A, for aluminum, etc. Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against defects in
stock. materials and/or manufacture.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-81/-91/-91U
FORGED EYE FALL ARREST
(FARA-81/-91)
Deflection After Load WALL ANCHORS
Anchor Eye Load
Type Construction Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
was Released
(Bolt-Through)
Forged Eye, Perpendicular 0.016" DESCRIPTION:
FARA-81 to the eye (x) (0.406 mm) Thaler FARA bolt-through anchors consist of a single stainless
Galvanized
steel bolt with an eye at one end and a backup plate at the
0.065"
other end. The anchor eye is available with three different
Foreged Eye , Perpendicular
FARA-91 to the eye (x) (1.651 mm) options:
Stainless Steel 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged
eye (FARA-81).
Perpendicular 0.456" 2. With very high strength, stainless steel
FARA-91U U Bolt,
to the eye (x) (11.582 mm) forged eye (FARA-91).
Stainless Steel
3. With high strength, stainless steel U Bolt eye
(FARA-91U).
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without
PROMINENT FEATURES:
fracture and/or pull-out force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), z x Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00 liability
applied in the most adverse direction (x).
insurance.
All testing reports available upon request. y
OPTIONS:
Typical tie-off
See other Thaler FARA models for different securements.
direction (z).
RECOMMENDED USE:
For structurally adequate concrete walls as fall arrest anchors
U BOLT EYE for securing workers’ lifelines or the tying back of suspended
(FARA-91U) access equipment such as outrigger beams and parapet wall
clamps. Also suitable for suspension of boatswain chair.
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
CONTINUOUS CAULKING standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
BY OTHERS materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformances include CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
FORGED COMBINATION EYE CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. See Thaler
AND BASE, ALL HOT DIP Systems Fall Protection literature for specific data.
DEFORM THREADS GALVANIZED WARRANTY:
AS PER CSA OR OSHA 20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
GUIDELINE manufacture when installed in accordance with Thaler
(2 THREADS MINIMUM) “Installation Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate
available upon request.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-82/-92/-92U
FARA-82/-92/-92U
FALL ARREST
FALL
WALL ARREST
ANCHORS
Deflection After Load
Anchor Eye
Construction
Load of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN) WALL ANCHORS
(Cast-In-Place)
Type Direction was Released
(Cast-In-Place)
FARA-82
Forged Eye, Perpendicular 0.016"
Galvanized to the eye (x)
(0.406 mm) DESCRIPTION:
FORGED EYE Thaler FARA cast-in-place anchors consist of a single
(FARA-82/-92) Forged Eye , Perpendicular 0.065" stainless steel bolt with an eye. The anchor eye is available
FARA-92 to the eye (x)
Stainless Steel (1.651 mm) with three different options:
1. With very high strength, galvanized
Perpendicular 0.456" forged eye (FARA-82).
FARA-92U U Bolt,
to the eye (x)
(11.582 mm) 2. With very high strength stainless steel
Stainless Steel
forged eye (FARA-92).
3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
Note: Anchors are designed to resist (FARA-92U).
without fracture and/or pull-out a force of z x PROMINENT FEATURES:
5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in the most
adverse direction (x). All testing reports Typical tie-off Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00 liability
available upon request. y direction (z). insurance.
OPTIONS:
See other Thaler FARA models for different securements.
RECOMMENDED USE:
U BOLT EYE For structurally adequate concrete walls such as fall arrest
anchors for securing workers’ lifelines or the tying back of
(FARA-92U)
suspended access equipment such as outrigger beams and
parapet wall clamps. Also suitable for suspension of
CONTINUOUS CAULKING boatswain chair.
BY OTHERS APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
FORGED COMBINATION standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and mater
EYE AND BASE, ALL HOT -ials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window cleaning
DIP GALVANIZED and other suspended maintenance operations. Conformance
includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA, CAL, OSHA,
AISC, AWS, and other references.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
manufacture when installed in accordance with Thaler
3-1/4" (82 mm)
INSTALLATION:
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-82/-92/-92U wall anchors are installed by casting the anchor
into the concrete wall, applying the washer and nut, and deforming the exposed threads of the anchor bolt. Bolt torque should not exceed 100 lbf-ft. (135 Nm).
Ordering and Availability: Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products
are readily available from stock.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-83/-93/-93U
FORGED EYE
(FARA-83/-93) Deflection After Load
FALL ARREST
Eye
Anchor
Type Construction
Load
Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN) WALL ANCHORS
was Released
(Adhesive Bolt)
Forged Eye, Perpendicular 0.016"
FARA-83 to the eye (x)
Galvanized (0.406 mm) DESCRIPTION:
Thaler FARA Adhesive bolt anchors consist of an anchor eye
Forged Eye , Perpendicular 0.065" welded to a wall plate which has been prepared to receive
FARA-93 to the eye (x)
Stainless Steel (1.651 mm) adhesive anchor bolts. The anchor eye is available with three
different options:
U Bolt, Perpendicular 0.456" 1. With very high strength, galvanized
FARA-93U to the eye (x)
Stainless Steel (11.582 mm) forged eye (FARA-83). All stainless steel
(FARA-93SS).
2. With very high strength stainless steel
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture forge eye (FARA-93). All stainless steel
and/or pull-out a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied z x (FARA-93SS).
in the most adverse direction (x). All testing reports Typical tie-off
3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
available upon request. direction (z).
y (FARA-93U). All stainless steel (FARA-93USS).
PROMINENT FEATURES:
All stainless steel anchor also available Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00 liability
(FARA-93SS/-93USS) e.g. eye and base plate. insurance.
OPTIONS:
See other Thaler FARA models for different securements.
CONTINUOUS CAULKING RECOMMENDED USE:
(BY OTHERS) Retrofit product for structurally adequate concrete walls as a
U BOLT EYE fall arrest anchor for securing workers’ lifelines or the tying
(FARA-93U) back of suspended access equipment such as outrigger
FORGED COMBINATION beams and parapet wall clamps. Also suitable for suspension
EYE AND BASE WELDED of boatswain chair.
TO 5/8" x 8" x 8"
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
(16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
STEEL PLATE AND HOT DIP standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
GALVANIZED materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
4-1/2" (114 mm)
3-1/4" (82 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-84/-94/-94U
FORGED EYE
(FARA-84/-94) FALL ARREST
Anchor Eye Load
Deflection After Load
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
WALL ANCHORS
Type Construction Direction was Released (Cladding-Bolt)
Forged Eye, Perpendicular 0.016"
FARA-84 to the eye (x)
Galvanized (0.406 mm) DESCRIPTION:
Thaler FARA cladding-bolt anchors consist of an anchor eye
Forged Eye , Perpendicular 0.065"
FARA-94
Stainless Steel to the eye (x) (1.651 mm)
welded to an HSS cladding spacer, and a single stainless steel
bolt with a backup plate. The anchor eye is available with
Perpendicular 0.456"
three different options:
FARA-94U U Bolt,
Stainless Steel
to the eye (x) (11.582 mm) 1. With very high strength, galvanized
forged eye (FARA-84). All stainless steel
(FARA-94SS).
Anchors are designed to resist without fracture 2. With very high strength stainless steel
and/or pull-out a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), z x forged eye (FARA-94). All stainless steel
applied in the most adverse direction (x). (FARA-94SS).
All testing reports available upon request. Typical tie-off
y direction (z). 3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
(FARA-94U). All stainless steel (FARA-94USS).
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
Deflection After Load FORGET EYE FARA-85/-95/-95U
Anchor Eye Load
Type Construction Direction
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
was Released
(FARA-85/-95) FALL ARREST
WALL ANCHORS
Forged Eye, Perpendicular 0.016"
FARA-85
Galvanized to the eye (x)
(0.406 mm) (Pier Bolt)
Forged Eye , Perpendicular 0.065" DESCRIPTION:
FARA-95 to the eye (x)
Stainless Steel (1.651 mm) Thaler FARA pier bolt anchors consist of an anchor eye and
single steel bolt secured to a floor mounted steel pier located
behind a non-structural wall. The anchor eye is available with
U Bolt, Perpendicular 0.456"
FARA-95U to the eye (x) three different options:
Stainless Steel (11.582 mm)
1. With very high strength, galvanized forged
eye (FARA-85). All stainless steel (FARA-95SS).
Note: Anchors are designed to resist without fracture 2. With very high strength stainless steel forged
and/or pull-out a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), applied in z x eye (FARA-95). All stainless steel (FARA-95SS).
the most adverse direction (x). All testing reports available Typical tie-off 3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
upon request. y direction (z). (FARA-95U). All stainless steel (FARA-95USS).
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00 liability
DEFORM FORGED COMBINATION insurance.
THREADS EYE AND BASE
AS PER CSA OR U BOLT EYE OPTIONS:
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
All stainless steel anchor E F MINIMUM 6" (152 mm) condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
also available FARA-96SS D when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
e.g. swivel plate, base plate, H Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
HSS, perforated box, fas- I request.
tening, and flashing. MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart from
this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
(maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest anchors in
Deflection After Load compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
Anchor Eye Load Anchors are designed to resist without fracture
of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN)
Type Construction Direction was Released
and/or pull-out a force of 5400 lbs (24.03 kN), and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
x applied in the most adverse direction.
Parallel All testing reports available upon request. for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
FARA-96
STAINLESS STEEL
SWIVEL PLATE to the swivel 0.088" y supply the anchors).
plate( y) (2.235 mm) Typical tie-off
direction (y).
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
Fall arrest terrace anchors: Thaler FARA-96 anchor with
FARA-96 FALL ARREST ANCHOR (Adhesive Bolt) 1/4” (6 mm) Type 304 stainless steel swivel plate eye to [CSA
Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: hot dip
PATENTED galvanized, hollow, ASTM 500C steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm)
NOTE: REFER TO FOLLOWING PAGES FOR NON-STANDARD HEIGHT ANCHORS wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. welded to 5/8” x 8” x
8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) 44W base plate prepared to
INSTALLATION: receive four 5/8” (16 mm) dia. adhesive anchor bolts (by
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-96 anchor is installed by adhesive bolting (as per others); EPDM washer seal; 22 ga. x 11-1/2” x 11-1/2” (0.76
bolt manufacturer’s instructions) the anchor to the structural concrete roof deck as per layout drawings, using a maximum torque of 125 lbf-ft. mm x 292 mm x 292 mm) perforated Type s.s. enclosure box
with solid 1/8” x 12” x 12” (3 mm x 305 mm x 305 mm) s.s.
(169Nm), cutting and grouting over the adhesive anchor bolt ends, applying the roof membrane and flashing, and then finally installing the swivel
pan formed cover; 22 ga. x 17-1/2” (0.76 mm x 445 mm) dia.
plate and perforated enclosure box.
s.s. flashing disc; manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries,
Ordering and Availability: Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or
information. Most products are readily available from stock. 1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX), installed as per
manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide 20 year warranty
against defects in materials and/or manufacture.
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U BOLT EYE
(FARA-106AU)
360°
FORGED EYE
FARA-96A/-106A
FARA-106A
Forged Eye , Parallel 0.085" x
Stainless Steel to the eye( y) (2.159 mm)
y Typical tie-off
direction (y).
U Bolt, Parallel 0.095"
FARA-106AU
Stainless Steel to the eye( y) (2.413 mm)
A
E
B G
A 22 GA. x 11-1/2" x 11-1/2"
F (0.76 mm x 292 mm x 292 mm)
C PERFORATED S.S., ENCLOSURE
D
(95 mm TO 356 mm)
FROM 3-3/4" TO 14"
DEFORM THREADS
MINIMUM 8" (203 mm)
FARA-96A/-106A/-106AU HIGH “SWIVEL EYE” FALL ARREST TERRACE ANCHOR (Adhesive Bolt)
NOTE: SEE PAGE I-20 FOR ALTERNATIVE FASTENING METHODS
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All stainless steel anchor also available
(FARA-106BSS/-106BUSS) e.g. eye,
HSS, base plate, perforated box, fasten-
ing, and flashing.
U BOLT EYE
(FARA-106BU)
FARA-96B/-106B/-106BU HIGH “FIXED EYE” FALL ARREST TERRACE ANCHOR (Adhesive Bolt)
NOTE: SEE PAGE I-20 FOR ALTERNATIVE FASTENING METHODS
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-100
6" (152 mm) 18 GA. x 9" (1.2 mm x 229 mm) DIA.
STAINLESS STEEL FLASHING
FARA-100/-101/-110
ROPE STOP DECK FLANGE, WELDED TO
3/4" (19 mm) S.S. ROD
FALL ARREST
“ROPE STOP” ANCHORS
DECK FLANGE WELDED TO around a corner if a fall should happen). Employed at strategic
3/4" (19 mm) S.S. ROD locations such as building corners to counteract wind hazard.
2" (51 mm) DIA. S.S. PLUG
4" 4"
TO SUIT THICKNESS OF ROOF
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
(102 mm) (102 mm) Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
INSULATION AND WELDED TO ROD
standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references.
6-1/2" (170 mm)
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
manufacture when installed in accordance with Thaler
HILTI HVA ADHESIVE “Installation Instructions”.Copy of Warranty Certificate
BOLT OR SIMILAR available upon request.
MAINTENANCE:
6" (152 mm)
Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
FARA-110 Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint).
PARAPET ROPE STOP
8" (203 mm)
FARA-100/-101/-110 FALL ARREST “ROPE STOP” ANCHORS Rope stop roof anchor: Thaler FARA-101 adhesive bolt 3/4”
PATENTED (19 mm) dia. s.s. rope stop anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA
1910.66, Sub parts D and F], complete with 9” (229 mm) dia.
x 18 ga. (1.2 mm) s.s. flashing deck flange welded to rope
INSTALLATION: stop, 2” (51 mm) dia. s.s. stop plug to suit roof condition;
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, Thaler FARA-100/-101/-110 roof stop anchors are installed by drilling a manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217
hole in the concrete roof deck or concrete parapet wall, as per bolt manufacturer’s instruction, and using a maximum torque of 100 lbf-ft. (135 Nm), (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New
installing the anchor and as follows: Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against defects in
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. materials and/or manufacture.
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal
with asphalt sealer. Rope stop roof anchor: Thaler FARA-110 adhesive bolt 3/4”
(19 mm) dia. s.s. rope stop anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA
Single Ply: Set flashing deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and adhere single ply to deck flange and seal as per membrane 1910.66, Sub parts D and F], complete with 1/8” x 2” (3 mm
manufacturer’s recommendations. x 51 mm) dia. s.s. stop washer welded to rope stop;
manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-7217
Parapet: Set anchors to depth of stop washer, apply metal parapet flashing and seal flashing to rope stop with caulking. (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200 (New
Ordering and Availability: Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
are readily available from stock. instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against defects in
materials and/or manufacture.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
All stainless steel Davit Arm FARA-150
Base also available (FARA-
150SS) e.g. arm holder with
DAVIT ARM BASE
hinge, HSS with hinge, plates,
fastening and flashing.
DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-150 Davit Arm Base consists of a galvanized,
urethane insulated, hollow section steel base with an
galvnized davit arm holder, which is designed to receive a
EXTRUDED ALUMINUM FARA-155 Davit Arm. A flashing sleeve that fits over base
DAVIT ARM MAST completes the assembly. See Thaler FARA-155 Davit Arm
(SEE FARA-155) literature for davit arm data. A separate fall arrest roof anchor
is required for attaching each worker’s lifeline.
DAVIT ARM STOPPER PROMINENT FEATURES:
DAVIT ARM HOLDER Urethane insulated base prevents formation of condensation
(corrosion protection). Maintenance free (attractive, neat
8-7/8" I.D. x 11-1/2" HIGH
flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
(225 mm I.D. x 292 mm) Seals literature). Structural integrity is backed by
ON STEEL HINGE $7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
FOR HORIZONTAL
OPTIONS:
LOADING OF DAVIT ARM. All stainless steel Davit Arm Base. Other base securements
available. PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC roof
membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for BUR
and ModBit roof membrane. See Thaler roof anchor literature
1/8" (3 mm) S.S. CABLE TETHER for lifeline anchor options. See Thaler ARS-115 Rail Post Roof
Support literature for roof edge guardrail protection.
THALER SJ-34 NEW STANDARD 1/2" (12 mm) DIA.
RECOMMENDED USE:
STACK JACK FLASHING WEEP HOLES Suitable for all flat roofs as a davit arm base used to suspend
(ALUMINUM, COPPER OR a platform or single point access equipment such as baskets
STAINLESS STEEL) TWO 3/4" (19 mm) S.S. (cages) and manually or power operated boatswain chairs.
HINGE PINS
1/4" x 9" DIA. (6 mm x 229 mm) HSS APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
WELDED TO 3/4" x 14" x 14" Thaler FARA Davit Bases conform to all Canadian and U.S.
(19 mm x 356 mm x 356 mm) EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
GROMMET SEAL materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
STEEL PLATE, ALL HOT DIP
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
GALVANIZED AND URETHANE Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
INSULATED TO PREVENT INVERTED ROOF CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-34
CORROSION. ILLUSTRATED (BUR) New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing conforms to CSA
B272-93. See separate Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection
CONCRETE PAVERS literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
request.
MAINTENANCE:
GROUT Regulatory authorities require davit bases to be inspected
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
TO METAL SLEEVE comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
EMBED DECK FLANGE Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
(SEE THALER EPDM
IN LAYER OF PLASTIC Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart from
CEMENT (BUR) FLASHING SEALS
this requirement, Thaler davit arm bases require no
LITERATURE) maintenance (maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
FOUR 3/4" (19 mm) S.S. BOLTS, 1/4" x 14" x 14" Thaler will provide layout drawings for davit bases and
DEFORM THREADS (6 mm x 356 mm x 356 mm)
LOCK WASHERS AND NUTS accompanying fall arrest anchors in compliance with all
AS PER CSA OR STEEL PLATE applicable standards, safety regulations and local building
OSHA GUIDELINE codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged for this service
(refunded if Thaler secures the contract to supply the
anchors).
FARA-150 DAVIT ARM BASE SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
PATENTED Davit arm bases: Thaler FARA-150 Davit Arm Base designed
to receive a FARA -155 Davit Arm; to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA
1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with urethane filled, hot dipped
INSTALLATION: galv ASTM 500C base 9” dia. x 1/4” (229 mm x 6 mm)
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-150 Davit Arm Base is installed by through bolting the base welded to 3/4” x 14” x 14” (19 mm x 356 mm x 356 mm)
to the structural concrete roof deck as per layout drawings, using a maximum torque of 100 lbf-ft. (135 Nm), grouting over the bolt heads, then placing ASTM 500C base plate and bolted to 1/4” x 14” x 14” (6 mm x
the flashing sleeve over the base and membrane and deforming the anchor rod threads from beneath the deck, and as follows: 356 mm x 356 mm) under-deck plate using four 3/4” (19 mm)
dia. s.s. bolts; davit arm holder 1/2” x 8-7/8” I.D. (12 mm x
BUR: Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. 225 mm) ASTM 500C with weep holes, connected to steel
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and seal hinge using two 3/4” (19 mm) s.s. hinge pins tethered with
with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. 1/8” (3 mm) s.s. cable; SJ-34, 7” (178 mm) high
New-Standard STACK JACK flashing of [.064” (1.6 mm) mill
Single Ply: Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible and clamp membrane finish 1100-0T alloy aluminum] [.032” (0.831 mm) 24 oz.
to STACK JACK Flashing. Note: for PVC membrane, specify PVC coated STACK JACK by adding suffix P to end of model number, e.g. copper] [.031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel] to
FARA-150-A-P; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch. CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and
EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to exposed aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51mm) above a painted deck flange]; manufactured by Thaler Metal
limestone ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying Industries, 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or
roof membrane. 1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX), installed as per
manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide 20 year warranty
Davit arm: With the davitÿ arm holder in the horizontal position, insert davit mast into the holder, manually raise the arm into position and secure against defects in materials and/or manufacture
using the twos.s. hinge pins. When not being used for maintenance, store arm in mechanical room or other location
Ordering: Specify flashing material required by adding the appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-150-A, for aluminum, etc. Available
throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost
information. Most products are readily available from stock.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-155 DAVIT ARM
For Window Cleaning or
Exterior Building Maintenance
(Fixed Head)
DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-155 Davit Arm consists of a round extruded
aluminum mast, and an aluminum horizontal 360º rotating
I-beam arm equipped with a sliding stainless steel suspension
line attachment plate, and levelling devices. The davit arm
requires a Thaler FARA-150 Davit Arm Base to complete the
assembly (see separate literature). Also a separate fall arrest
roof anchor is required for attaching each worker’s lifeline.
FARA-150 DAVIT PROMINENT FEATURES:
ARM BASE Structural integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00 liability
(See Page I-22) insurance.
OPTIONS:
See Thaler roof anchor literature for lifeline anchor options.
See Thaler ARS-115 Rail Post Roof Support literature for roof
edge guardrail protection.
FARA-155 DAVIT ARM
RECOMMENDED USE:
Suitable for all flat roofs for suspending a platform or single
MAXIMUM 96" (2438 mm) point access equipment such as baskets (cages) and manually
or power operated boatswain chairs.
1/8" (3 mm) S.S. CABLE TETHER
ATTACHED TO BOLT AND DAVIT ARM APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler FARA Davit Arms conform to all Canadian and U.S.
1" (25 mm) S.S. BOLT AND COTTER PIN 3/4" (19 mm) DIA. ALUMINUM HANDLES standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
A cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
1/4" (6 mm) GUSSET PLATE WELDED TO BEAM CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references. See separate
Thaler FARA Systems Fall Protection literature for specific
6" 6" 6"
6" A data.
(152 mm) (152 mm) (152 mm)
(152 mm)
I BEAM I BEAM WARRANTY:
ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT 3/8" (10 mm) THICKNESS 20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
HOLES HOLES SLIDING S.S. SUSPENSION manufacture when installed in accordance with Thaler
LINE ATTACHMENT “Installation Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate
available upon request.
FOUR 1/2" (12 mm) S.S. BOLTS,
LOCK WASHERS AND NUTS MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require davits to be inspected annually
MAXIMUM 96" (2438 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-150-RH
All stainless steel Davit Arm Base DAVIT ARM BASE
FARA-150-RH-SS also available.
DAVIT ARM For Window Cleaning or
MAST HOLDER
Exterior Building Maintenance
FARA-150-RH DESCRIPTION:
DAVIT ARM The Thaler FARA-150-RH Davit Arm Base consists of a
galvanized, urethane insulated, hollow section steel base with
BASE an galvanized davit arm holder, which is designed to receive a
FARA-155-RH rotating head Davit Arm. A flashing sleeve that
EXTRUDED ALUMINUM
fits over base completes the assembly. See Thaler
DAVIT ARM MAST SHOWN FARA-155-RH Davit Arm literature for davit arm data. A
DOTTED separate fall arrest roof anchor is required for attaching each
worker’s lifeline.
6-7/8" (75 mm) DAVIT ARM MAST HOLDER PROMINENT FEATURES:
8-1/8" (206 mm) 6-7/8" I.D. x 12-1/2" HIGH Urethane insulated base prevents formation of condensation
(corrosion protection). Maintenance free (attractive, neat
(175 mm I.D. x 318 mm)
flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
WITH S.S. HINGE PIN FOR Seals literature. Structural integrity is backed by high
13" HORIZONTAL INSERTION $7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
(330 mm) OF DAVIT ARM.
OPTIONS:
All stainless steel Davit Arm Base. Other base securements
1/2" (12 mm) DIA available. PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC roof
WEEP HOLES membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange for BUR
3/4" (19 mm) THROUGH and ModBit roof membrane.
BOLT FOR LOCKING TWO 3/4" (19 mm) S.S. RECOMMENDED USE:
MAST TO BASE HINGE PINS Suitable for all low slope/flat roofs as a davit arm base used to
3-3/8" suspend a platform or single point access equipment such as
1/8" (3 mm) S.S. CABLE TETHER
(86 mm) EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE baskets (cages) and manually or power operated boatswain
1/4" x 9" DIA. GROMMET TOP SEAL chairs.
(6 mm x 229 mm) HSS APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
THALER STACK JACK
WELDED TO 3/4" x 14" x 14" Thaler FARA Davit Base conforms to all Canadian and U.S.
FLASHING SJ-35(13)
(19 mm x 356 mm x 356 mm) standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
AVAILABLE ALUMINUM, materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
STEEL PLATE AND HOT 14" COPPER OR cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
DIP GALVANIZED (356 mm) STAINLESS STEEL Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
AISC, AWS, and other references. Thaler SJ-34(7) and
EMBED DECK FLANGE IN 12-3/8" SJ-35(13) New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing conforms to
LAYER OF PLASTIC (314 mm) CSA B272-93.
CEMENT (BUR) WARRANTY:
INVERTED ROOF
CONVENTIONAL 20 year warranty (lifetime on stainless steel) against leaks,
ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
ROOF ILLUSTRATED (BUR) condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
request.
MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require davit bases to be inspected
3/4" (19 mm) EPDM BASE annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and
SEAL BONDED comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
TO METAL SLEEVE Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart from
this requirement, Thaler davit arm bases require no
maintenance (maintenance free).
Locking Pins
FARA-150-RH
Davit Arm Base
Illustration Showing FARA- STEP 1 (Pin Davit Arm Mast Holder to Base)
150-RH Davit Arm Base
With Davit Arm Holder
STEP 2 (Insert Mast Into Holder and Raise Arm
Into Place)
ALTERNATIVE
FASTENING
METHODS
360
o
STEP 3 Finished
Installation
DEFORM THREADS Ready for Use
8" (204 mm)
GUSSET PLATES
BY OTHERS
(WHEN REQUIRED)
Welded
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-155-RH
DAVIT ARM For Window
Cleaning or Exterior Building
Maintenance (Rotating Head)
FARA-155-RH DESCRIPTION:
Davit Arm The Thaler FARA-155-RH Davit Arm consists of a round
extruded aluminum mast, and a rectangular aluminum
horizontal 360º rotating HSS boom equipped with a sliding
FARA-150-RH stainless steel suspension line attachment point and
Davit Arm Base reinforcing and other devices. The davit arm requires a Thaler
FARA Davit Arm Base to complete the assembly (see separate
With Mast
FARA-150-RH literature). Also a separate fall arrest roof
Holder anchor is required for attaching each worker’s safety lifeline.
Attachment
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Structural integrity is backed by high $7,000,000.00 liability
insurance.
OPTIONS:
3/8" x 3"
3/8" (10 mm)
See Thaler roof anchor literature for lifeline anchor options.
46-3/4" (1186 mm) (10 mm x 76 mm)
ALUMINUM BAR DIA. S.S. BOLT See Thaler ARS-115 Rail Post Roof Support literature for roof
3/8" x 3" 96" (2438 mm)
(10 mm x 76 mm) 5-5/8" (144 mm) edge guardrail protection, in lieu of horizontal lifeline.
ALUMINUM BAR 1" (25 mm)
SS BOLT
RECOMMENDED USE:
3/4" (19 mm) Suitable for all low slope/flat roofs for suspending a platform
S.S. BOLTS 1/4" x 2" x 4" 3" (76 mm)
3/8" x 3" (6 mm x 51 mm x 102 or single point access equipment such as a basket (cage) and
(10 mm x 76 mm)
55-1/2" (1410 mm) mm) ALUMINUM B-B manually or power operated boatswain chair.
4-1/4" (108 mm)
UNFACTORED)
m
m
42" (1067 mm)
1,000 lbf (4.45 kN) materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
02
)
13
m
m
C-C
54
/4
(6 mm x 25 mm x 127 mm)
-1
14
SOLID RUBBER
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
51
"(
WHEELS AISC, AWS, and other references. See separate Thaler FARA
57
45°
(168 mm) ALUMINUM with inspection data (date, inspector’s name and comments)
MAST
recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log Book for
Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
1" (25 mm) Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart from
DIA.ROLLER WITH
3/4" (19 mm) 3/8" (10 mm) SS BOLT 2" (51 mm) DIA. this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
1-1/2" (39 mm)
THROUGH ROLLER WITH 1/2" (maintenance free).
BOLT FOR 1/2" (13 mm) (13 mm) S.S. BOLT
LOCKING
MAST TO BASE
3/4" (19 mm) PLANNING SERVICE:
S.S. BAR 9-5/8" (244 mm)
Whithout obligation, Thaler will provide layout drawings for
(10 mm)
3/8"
32 mm)
(6 mm x 102 mm x davit bases, davit arms and fall arrest anchors in compliance
FARA-150-RH DAVIT ARM
152 mm) HSS with all applicable standards, safety regulations and local
A-A LOWER ROTATION PLATE DETAIL
BASE WITH MAST HOLDER building codes.
ATTACHMENT SHOWN
DOTTED (SEE PAGE I-24) 1" (25 mm) SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
S.S. BAR
Davit arms: Thaler FARA-155-RH complete davit arm
SEE REVERSE PAGE FOR assembly to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F]
MORE DETAILS AND for use with Thaler FARA-150- RH Davit Arm Base, with: mast
B-B SUSPENSION 3-D ILLUSTRATIONS
UNIT DETAIL 5/16” x 6-5/8” O.D. (8 mm x 168 mm) 6061-T6 extruded
alum.; horizontal 6061-T6 alum. HSS rotating boom 1/4” x 4”
x 6” (6 mm x 102 mm x 152 mm) with 1” (25 mm) dia. sliding
s.s. suspension line attachment bolt and plates; strut
FARA-155-RH DAVIT ARM reinforcing 1/4” x 3” x 3” (6 mm x 76 mm x 76 mm); solid
rubber wheel assembly; manufactured by Thaler Metal
PATENTED Industries, 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or
1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX), installed as per
INSTALLATION: manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide 20 year warranty
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-155-RH Davit Arm is installed by inserting the davit arm against defects in materials and/or manufacture.
into the davit arm base, and as follows:
Davit arm: With the davit arm holder (attached to the FARA-150-RH Davit Arm Base) in the horizontal position, insert davit mast into the holder
with one s.s. hinge pin, and manually raise the arm into position and secure with other s.s. hinge pin. Rotate mast so that davit arm locking lug is
in a position opposite of the working arm position (see reverse page for illustrations). When not being used for maintenance, store arm in
mechanical room or other location, preferably indoors.
Ordering: Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily
available from stock.
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Davit Davit Arm
ArmBase Mast
Holder
FARA-155-RH
Davit Arm
1. Place Davit Arm Holder over 2. Drop Davit Arm
Davit Arm Base, while removeing Holder down while
parapet side locking pin using roof side locking
pin as hinge pin
FARA-150-RH
Davit Arm Base
3. Roll Davit Arm into Davit Arm Base and lock mast into place. 4. Manually raise the arm using hinge pin. Once the
arm is the vertical position, insert the second
6-5/8" (168 mm)
locking pin.
3/8" (10 mm)
SS BOLTS
1/4" x 2" (6 mm x 51
mm) ALUMINUM BAR
1" (25 mm)
3/8" (10 mm)
SS BOLTS
1/4" x 2" (6 mm x 51
mm) ALUMINUM BAR
4" (102 mm)
21" (532 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-160 RECESSED
DAVIT ARM BASE
DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-160 Recessed Davit Arm Base consists of a
structural stainless steel base plate with two vertical locking
plates welded to the base plate, large stainless steel
under-base plate, EPDM divider, stainless steel enclosure box,
steel davit arm holder, which is designed to receive a
FARA-155-RH rotating head Davit Arm. See Thaler
FARA-155-RH Davit Arm literature for davit arm data. A
separate fall arrest roof anchor is required for attaching each
worker’s lifeline.
PROMINENT FEATURES:
EPDM divider and EPDM washer prevents leakege (corrosion
Reccessed Arm Base Recessed Davit Arm Base protection). Maintenance free. Structural integrity is backed by
high $7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
Without Mast Holder With Mast Holder
OPTIONS:
All stainless steel Recessed Davit Arm Base.Other base
securements available.
NOTE: FOR SINGLE PLY APPLICATIONS RECOMMENDED USE:
MEMBRANE TO GO UNDER 1/8" (3 mm) Suitable for all low slope/flat terrace roofs, as a davit arm
S.S. PLATE. CHECK WITH SINGLE PLY
MANUFACTURER FOR COMPATIBILITY
EXTRUDED ALUMINUM base used for suspending a platform or single point access
DAVIT ARM MAST equipment such as baskets (cages) and manually or power
WITH EMBED MATERIAL FOR S.S. PLATE.
operated boatswain chairs.
DAVIT ARM HOLDER APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
6-7/8" I.D. x 12-1/2" HIGH
(175 mm I.D. x 318 mm).
Thaler FARA-160 Davit Base conforms to all Canadian and
TILTS DOWN ON STEEL U.S. standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
HINGE PIN FOR 3/4" (19 mm) S.S. materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
6-7/8" (75 mm)
HORIZONTAL LOADING THROUGH-BOLT cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
OF DAVIT ARM. 8-1/8" (206 mm) FOR LOCKING MAST
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
TO BASE
(330 mm)
(16 mm x 254 mm
3-3/8"
(1.59 mm x 254 mm 1/8" x 22" x 24" Whithout obligation, Thaler will provide layout drawings for
BUR ILLUSTRATED x 254 mm) EPDM PLATE (3 mm x 559 mm x 610 mm) davit bases and accompanying fall arrest anchors in
WITH 3 PLY FELT WITH 3/4"(19mm) HOLES STAINLESS STEEL PLATE
EMBEDDED IN A LAYER
compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
FLASHING
1" (25 mm)
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Mast Holder
o
Arm Base
FASTENING
METHOD FOUR 3/4" (19 mm)
S.S. BOLTS,
LOCK WASHER
AND NUTS
arm is the vertical position, insert the second locking pin. Bolt Through
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-170 SWIVEL
OUTRIGGER BEAM
AND BASE
360° DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-170 Outrigger consists of a galvanized,
urethane insulated, hollow section steel base (bolted to roof
slab) rectangular hollow section steel beam complete with
handle grip and stainless steel suspension line U bolt
attachment. A flashing sleeve for the base completes the
5" x 7" x 1/4" assembly. A separate fall arrest roof anchor is required for
(127 mm x 178 mm x 6 mm) attaching a worker’s lifeline.
GALVANIZED STEEL
PROMINENT FEATURES:
OR ALUMINUM OUTRIGGER BEAM
Urethane insulated base prevents formation of condensation
1" (25 mm) S.S. PIN (corrosion protection). Maintenance free (attractive, neat
S.S. FLAT WASHER flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
All stainless steel base also Seals literature). Structural integrity is backed by
S.S. COTTER PIN
available e.g. HSS, base plate, 2" $7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
fastening, and flashing. (51 mm) 1" (25 mm) S.S. BOLT, OPTIONS:
S.S. COTTER PIN, All stainless steel outrigger base. Other base securements
S.S. LOCK WASHER available. PVC coated flashing deck flange for PVC roof
AND NUT
5-1/2" x 7-1/2" x 1/4" membrane. Bituminous painted deck flange for BUR and
(140 mm x 190 mm x 6 mm) ModBit roof membrane. See Thaler roof anchor literature for
STEEL OUTRIGGER 2" (51 mm) FLAT WASHER fall arrest lifeline anchor options.
BEAM HOLDER
EPDM GROMMET SEAL RECOMMENDED USE:
Suitable for all flat roofs for suspending a platform or single
1/8" (3 mm) S.S. CABLE point access equipment such as baskets (cages) and manually
WELDED TO OUTRIGGER EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE
GROMMET SEAL or power operated boatswain chairs.
BEAM HOLDER AND PIN
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm) APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
HSS WELDED Thaler FARA Outriggers and Fall Arrest Roof Anchors conform
PREMOLDED URETHANE TO 5/8" x 8" x 8" to all Canadian and U.S. standards, provincial and state
INSULATION ON INNER (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) labour/safety codes and materials standards relating to
SIDE OF HSS PIPE TO BASE PLATE USING anchor fabrication, window cleaning and other suspended
VARIABLE
PREVENT CONDENSATION 5/16" (8 mm) maintenance operations. Conformance includes CSA, OML,
WELD AND HOT DIP ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA, CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other
GALVANIZED references. Thaler SJ-34 New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing
SJ-35 STACK JACK
conforms to CSA B272-93. See separate Thaler FARA Systems
Fall Protection literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
CONVENTIONAL ROOF
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED TO 20 year warranty against leaks, condensation and defects in
ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
METAL SLEEVE materials and/or manufacture when installed in accordance
with Thaler “Installation Instructions”. Copy of Warranty
Certificate available upon request.
MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require outriggers and anchors to be
inspected annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s
name and comments) recorded in the Fall Protection
Maintenance Log Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other
Suspended Access Maintenance Operations (including travel
restraint). Apart from this requirement, Thaler anchors require
EMBED DECK FLANGE no maintenance (maintenance free).
IN LAYER OF PLASTIC
CEMENT (BUR) PLANNING SERVICE:
See Reverse Side of Page for
Thaler will provide layout drawings for outriggers and fall
Alternative Fastening Methods arrest anchors in compliance with all applicable standards,
safety regulations and local building codes. A nominal,
low-cost fee is charged for this service (refunded if Thaler
secures the contract to supply the anchors).
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
FARA-170 SWIVEL OUTRIGGER ARM AND BASE Outrigger arm and base: Thaler FARA-170 complete
outrigger assembly to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub
PATENTED parts D and F] with urethane filled, hot dipped galv. ASTM
500C base 4” dia. x 1/4” (102 mm x 6 mm) welded to 5/8” x
INSTALLATION: 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) ASTM 500C base plate
“Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-170 outrigger is installed by through bolting the base to the and bolted through roof deck to 1/4” x 4” x 4” (6 mm x 102
mm x 102 mm) back up plate using a single 1” (25 mm) dia.
structural roof deck as per layout drawings, using a maximum torque of 125 lbf-ft. (169 Nm), then placing the flashing sleeve over the base and
s.s. bolt; beam holder 1/4” (6 mm) thick galv. 44W steel with
membrane and as follows:
1” (25 mm) dia. s.s. pin tethered with 1/8” (3 mm) s.s. cable;
BUR: Set stainless steel under-base plate in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing. outrigger beam 5” x 7” x1/4” (127 mm x 178 mm x 6 mm)
galvanized HSS with handle grip and s.s. U bolt suspension
ModBit: Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing deck flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and line attachment; SJ-35, 13” (330 mm) high New-Standard
seal with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM base seal. STACK JACK flashing of [.064” (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T
alloy aluminum] [.032” (0.831 mm) 24 oz. copper] [.031”
Single Ply: Set flashing deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible and clamp
(0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel] to CSA B272-93,
membrane to STACK JACK Flashing. Note: for PVC membrane, specify PVC coated STACK JACK by adding suffix P to end of model number, e.g. with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base
FARA-170-A-P; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch. Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck
Precautions: Apply an asphaltic or other type protective coating to aluminum STACK JACK Flashing to a height of 2” (51 mm) above a limestone flange];manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries,
ballast to avoid corrosive reaction. Also, if coating deck flange with bituminous paint on site, allow 24 hours for drying before applying roof 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or
1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX), installed as per
membrane.
manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide 20 year warranty
Outrigger arm: Place rear of arm into the holder and secure using the single s.s. pin. Rest front of arm on a structurally adequate parapet wall against leaks, condensation and defects in materials and/or
or support on blocks on the roof if the parapet wall is not structurally adequate. When not being used for maintenance, store arm in mechanical manufacture.
room or other location.
Ordering: Specify flashing material required by adding the appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-170-A, for aluminum, etc. Available
throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information. Most products are readily available from stock.
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MAXIMUM 96" (2438 mm)
360°
WORKING LOAD
1100 lbf. (5 kN)
HANDLE GRIP
360°
ILLUSTRATED APPLICATION IS
RECOMMENDED WHERE PARAPET
IS NOT STRUCTURALLY CAPABLE OF
SUPPORTING OUTRIGGER BEAM,
OR FOR SIMILAR APPLICATIONS.
OUTRIGGER BEAM SEE THALER ROOF
(Non-Structural Parapet) ANCHOR LITERA-
TURE FOR LIFELINE
ANCHOR OPTIONS
FASTENING METHODS
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6
Specify the fastening method required by adding the appropriate suffix to model number (e.g. FARA-170-F1)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-170 SWIVEL
Outrigger Tie-Back
(Tie-Down) Anchor
OUTRIGGER BEAM
Separate AND BASE
4" (102 mm) Lifeline Anchor
DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-175 Series Portable Outrigger Beam consists
of an aluminum hollow section extendable upper and lower
beam, aluminum vertical support leg and beam holder to
receive the beams, and transport wheel assembly. Outrigger
beams require Thaler tie-back (tie down) anchors and
127" (3226 mm)
BEAM HOLDER
ALUMINUM LOWER BEAM 5 2m condensation refer to tie-back and lifeline anchors
)E
" (1
7" (178 mm)
104.1589
6
YE
MAINTENANCE:
S.S. 3/8" (10 mm) Regulatory authorities require outriggers and anchors to be
THICKNESS
inspected annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s
3-1/2" (89 mm)
(6 mm x 102 mm x 152 mm) name and comments) recorded in the Fall Protection
ALUMINUM PEDESTAL
Maintenance Log Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other
m)
SUPPORT AND
4" (102 mm)
5m
WHEEL FRAME
ASSEMBLY
RIGGING PLATE restraint). Apart from this requirement, Thaler outriggers
6"
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120
-11
/32
” (3
057
mm
)
Outrigger
Tie-Back Anchor
Separate Lifeline
Anchor
94
-7/
16
”(
FARA-175-B PORTABLE OUTRIGGER BEAM
23 Separate For Parapets up to 35” ( 889 mm) High
99
mm
) Lifeline Anchor
Outrigger
Tie-Back Anchor
FARA-175-A PORTABLE OUTRIGGER BEAM
For Parapets up to 96-3/4” (2667 mm) High
32” (813mm)
66
” (1
67
6m
m)
Outrigger
Tie-Back Anchor
BONDED TO
METAL SLEEVE
(SEE THALER
EPDM FLASHING
SEALS LITERATURE)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-155-P SERIES
PORTABLE
OUTRIGGERS
Worker’s
Independent DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-155-P Portable Outrigger consists of a
Lifeline transportable aluminum framework with wheels,
Anchor counterweights, outrigger beam, and tie-back eye. Tie-back
and lifeline anchors are required somewhere farther back on
the roof for tying back the outrigger. and for, workers lifeline.
Tie-Back Wall Also, if the parapet is less than guardrail height, 36” or 42”
minimum (915 mm or 1067 mm) depending on jurisdiction, a
Anchor horizontal lifeline cable will be required for safe access to the
roof edge (see Thaler EASY SLIDER Horizontal Lifeline System
literature).
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Easily assembled or disassembled for maintenance contractor
convenience, or alternatively assembled and stored on the
roof (outdoors or indoors) by the building owner. Can be easily
moved around the roof from station to station using the wide,
solid rubber transport wheels. Structural integrity is backed by
high $7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
OPTIONS:
Range of models to suit various parapet heights. Range of
tie-back or lifeline anchors for all roof or wall types. See
Rope Grab and Vertical Lifeline (by others) Note: For low parapets less Secton I of manual for anchor selection.
than guardrail height, a horizontal lifeline is required to provide suitable fall RECOMMENDED USE:
protection at roof edge. See Thaler Horizontal Lifeline literature. Suitable for all low slope/flat roofs for suspending a ground
rigged platform or single point access equipment such as
baskets (cages) and manually or power operated boatswain
chairs, for window cleaning or other exterior building
maintenance.
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler FARA Outriggers and FARA or TWA Fall Arrest Roof
Anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S. standards,
2" dia. (51 mm)
Provincial and State labour/safety codes and materials
standards relating to anchor fabrication, window cleaning and
other suspended maintenance operations. Conformance
6'-10" (2083 mm)
includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and
6.50" other references.
(165 mm)
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
4" (102 mm) Side View
End View 5.2"
manufacture when assembled and used in accordance with
6.50" STAINLESS STEEL (132 mm) Thaler “User Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate
Side View
(165 mm) BEAM CAP available upon request.
SUSPENSION LINE
STAINLESS STEEL RIGGING PLATE Protection Maintenance Log Book for Window Cleaning and/or
PEDESTAL CAP (FRONT VIEW)
Other Suspended Access Maintenance Operations (including
travel restraint). Apart from this requirement, Thaler portable
outriggers require no maintenance (maintenance free).
2'-8-3/4" (832 mm)
82" (2083 mm)
SUPPORT
F] , 15’-9” (4.8 m) overall length with 1/4” x 4” x 6” (6 mm x
51" (1295 mm)
MAXIMUM
WORKING LOAD 102 mm x 152 mm) T-6061 aluminum pedestal support,
COUNTERWEIGHTS 4" x 6" (102 mm x 152 mm) (SPECIFIED,
ALUMINUM CARRIER BEAM UNFACTORED) suspension beam and carrier beam; 3/8” (10 mm) s.s. eye
AND TRANSPORT 1,000 lbf (4.45 kN) suspension line attachment rigging plate; transport wheel
WHEEL ASSEMBLY
assembly; A frame assembly of 1/4” x 3” x 3” (6 mm 76 mm x
6" (152 mm) 76 mm) aluminum tube and two 2” (51 mm) dia. alum. leg
supports; s.s. turnbuckle assembly with 3/8” (10 mm) s.s.
cable; s.s end caps with s.s. U-bolt turnbuckle and tie-back
eyes; [galvanized] [stainless steel] tie-back anchor and
separate lifeline anchor; manufactured by Thaler Metal
PARAPET WALL
Industries, 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or
6'-0" (1829 mm)
8'-3" (2514 mm) 1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX), installed as per
9'-9" (2972 mm)
manufacturer’s written instructions. Provide 20 year warranty
against defects in materials and/or manufacture
INSTALLATION:
“User an/or Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-155-M Portable Outrigger is installed by placing
and bolting transport wheel beam into position on the pedestal mast support, and then bolting the suspension beam to pedestal support, bolting A frame
assembly to pedestal support, tensionnig the turnbuckle assemblies at both sides, tying the tail of the wheel/carrier beam back to an anchor.
Ordering: Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost information.
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Tie-Back Anchor
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-180
FALL ARREST
“ROPE DROP” ANCHOR
DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-180 “Rope Drop” anchor consists of a
galvanized hollow section steel sleeve (HSS) with a removable
cap and a flashing sleeve. Typically employed in pairs, the top
interiors of the anchors are equipped with 1” (25 mm)
diameter stainless steel cross bar that is used to secure
platform suspension lines. A separate standard rooftop anchor
REMOVABLE STAINLESS is required to secure each worker’s lifeline.
STEEL 18 Ga. CAP
PROMINENT FEATURES:
1" (25 mm) DIA. STAINLESS STEEL Maintenance free (attractive, neat flashing never needs
CROSS BAR WELDED TO caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing Seals literature). Anchor
HSS PIPE
integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
for retrofit.
STACK JACK FLASHING, AVAILABLE
EPDM BASE SEAL BONDED ALUMINUM, COPPER APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
TO METAL SLEEVE (SEE OR STAINLESS STEEL Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
THALER EPDM FLASHING 6" DIA. standards, provincial and state labour/
CONVENTIONAL ROOF
SEALS LITERATURE) safety codes and materials standards relating to anchor
(152 mm) ILLUSTRATED (BUR)
fabrication, window cleaning and other suspended
maintenance operations. Conformance includes CSA, OML,
ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA, CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other
references. Thaler SJ-34 New-Standard STACK JACK Flashing
conforms to CSA B272-93. See separate Thaler FARA Systems
Fall Protection literature for specific data.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on all stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler “Installation
Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
request.
MAINTENANCE:
VARIABLE AS REQUIRED
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WORKERS' LIFELINES
SECURED TO SEPARATE THALER
ROOFTOP (OR WALL) ANCHORS
CAP REMOVED
THALER FARA-180
"ROPE DROP" ANCHORS
WITH CAPS REMOVED
LIFELINES TO GO
OVER ROUND
SUSPENSION
S.S. ROD CROSS-BAR
PLATFORM
SUSPENSION LINES
SECURED TO "ROPE DROP"
ANCHORS
WORKERS' LIFELINES
MAINTENANCE PLATFORM
OCCUPIED AREA OF
BUILDING (ATRIUM, ETC.)
CAP REMOVED
ROOF
WORKERS' LIFELINE
MAINTENANCE PLATFORM
FARA-180 “ROPE DROP” ANCHOR VIEW OF ROOF SHOWING ANCHOR ARRANGEMENT (Concrete Deck)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-200 MONORAIL
SUSPENDED ACCESS
MAINTENANCE SYSTEM
(Exposed I Beam)
Stainless
Steel Trolley DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-200 Monorail consists of an aluminum
section I-beam carrier with end stop angles, galvanized
clamps, angles for attaching to structure, galvanized
connector plate, stainless steel bolts, washers and nuts, and
stainless steel trolleys with s.s. eyes (for safety lifeline and
primary cable). Workers move along the monorail by pulling
themselves foward or backward manually.
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Maintenance free. Structural integrity is backed by high
$7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
OPTIONS:
For more aesthetic applications see Concealed Trolley system,
page I-32.
RECOMMENDED USE:
Suitable for all applications for suspending a platform or
single point access equipment such as baskets (cages) and
manually or power operated boatswain chairs, for window
Worker’s cleaning or other exterior/interior building maintenance.
Lifeline APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler Monorail System conforms to all Canadian and U.S.
standards, Provincial and State labour/safety codes and
Primary Cable materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
manufacture when installed in accordance with Thaler
“Installation Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate
FARA-200 available upon request.
Monorail MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require the monorail system be
inspected annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s
name and comments) recorded in the Fall Protection
Maintenance Log Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other
Suspended Access Maintenance Operations. Apart from this
requirement, Thaler Monorail Suspended Maintenance System
requires no maintenance (maintenance free).
PLANNING SERVICE:
Without obligation, Thaler will provide layout drawings for
monorail systems in compliance with all applicable standards,
safety regulations and local building codes.
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM):
Monorail Suspended Maintenance System: Thaler
FARA-200 Monorail Suspended Maintenance System to [CSA
Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with T-6061
aluminum I beam to suit main structure; 1/4” x 4” x 4” (12
Window Wall Showing FARA-200 Monorail mm x 102 mm x 102 mm) steel angles for bolting I-beam to
Suspended Maintenance System Affixed to main structure; 3/8” (10 mm) galvanized clamps; 10” (254
Soffit Structure. mm) wide steel connector plates; s.s. hanger bolts, washers
Structure and nuts of sizes shown on drawings; s.s. trolleys with s.s.
eyes; manufactured by Thaler Metal Industries, 1-800-387-
7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or 1-800-576-1200
(New Braunfels, TX), installed as per manufacturer’s written
instructions. Provide 20 year warranty against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture.
INSTALLATION:
Monorail I-Beam “Installation Instructions” are provided with every Thaler
product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-200 Monorail Suspended
Maintenance System is installed by placing and bolting
I-beam to main structure using angles, clamps and bolts and
then installing the stainless steel trolleys over the bottom
flange of the I-beam.
ORDERING:
Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of
distributors and current cost information. Most products are
S.S. Trolley as readily available from stock.
Required for Suspen Maximum Working
Equipment and Load Specified
workers’ Lifeline Unfactored 1000 lbf
Stainless Steel Trolley With Stainless (4.45 kN)
Steel Eye Mounted Onto I-Beam Front View of monorail
MAIN SOFFIT
SUPERSTRUCTURE
(BY OTHERS)
DETAIL 'A'
LINE OF STEEL 3/8" (10 mm) 4-1/8" 3/8" (10 mm) GALV.
STRUCTURE (104 mm) CLAMPING STEEL
ALUMINUM
I-BEAM
STAINLESS STEEL
TROLLEY
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-201 MONORAIL
Steel Hangers Stop Angle SUSPENDED ACCESS
MAINTENANCE SYSTEM
Trolley (Bolt Around Beam)
DESCRIPTION:
The Thaler FARA-201Monorail consists of an aluminum
section C-channel beam carrier with end stop angle,
galvanized plates, connector plates, and monorail holder,
stainless steel bolts, washers and nuts, trolleys with s.s. eyes
(for safety lifeline and primary cable). Workers move along the
monorail by pulling themselves forward or backward
manually.
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Maintenance free. Structural integrity is backed by high
$7,000,000.00 liability insurance.
OPTIONS:
For more aesthetic applications, see Con-cealed Trolley
system, page I-31. Other methods of securing to main
structure.
RECOMMENDED USE:
Worker’s Lifeline Suitable for all applications for suspending a platform or
single point access equipment such as baskets (cages) and
Primary Cable manually or power operated boatswain chairs, for window
cleaning or other exterior/interior building maintenance.
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler Monorail System conforms to all Canadian and U.S.
standards, Provincial and State labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty against defects in materials and/or
manufacture when installed in accordance with Thaler
“Installation Instructions”. Copy of Warranty Certificate
available upon request.
MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require the monorail system be
inspected annually with inspection data (date, inspector’s
name and comments) recorded in the Fall Protection
Maintenance Log Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other
Suspended Access Maintenance Operations. Apart from this
requirement, Thaler Monorail Suspended Maintenance System
requires no maintenance (maintenance free).
TROLLEY
SECTION DETAIL A
STRUCTURE
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RECOMMENDED USE:
THALER, SJ-37, SJ-38, OR SJ-39 HEIGHT Suitable for all flat roofs for securing workers’ fall arrest
lanyard thereby limiting their movement when working near a
19" (483 mm)
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FARA-710
OR FARA-720
TRAVEL RESTRAINT
ANCHORS
30'-0"
30’-0M”AXIMU(9 .1 m)
(9.1 MmCENTRES
)
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5
Bolt Through Slab Adhesive Bolts Weldable Bolt Around Beam OWSJ J Bolt
Specify fastening method required by adding the appropriate suffix to model number e.g. FARA-710-T5
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-1NS/-11NS/-11UNS
FORGED EYE “FIXED EYE” FALL ARREST
U BOLT EYE (FARA-1NS/-11NS) ROOF ANCHORS (Non-Standard
(FARA-11UNS)
All stainless steel anchor Height, For Lightweight Fill,
also available (FARA- Bolt Through)
11NSSS/-11UNSSS) e.g.
eye, HSS, base plates, fas- DESCRIPTION:
tening and flashing. Thaler FARA Non-Standard height bolt-through anchors
consist of a urethane insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with
base plate, single stainless steel bolt for securing to structural
4-1/2" (114 mm) concrete roof slab, and flashing sleeve. The top of the anchor
FORGED COMBINATION EYE is available with three different options:
3-1/4" AND BASE, WELDED TO HSS
(82 mm) 1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
AND HOT DIP GALVANIZED
(FARA-1NS). All stainless steel (FARA-11NSSS).
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. 2. With very high strength stainless steel forged eye
BOLT, LOCK WASHER, NUT AND EPDM SEAL (FARA-11NS). All stainless steel (FARA-11NSSS).
3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt (FARA-
11UNS). All stainless steel (FARA-11UNSSS).
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm) PROMINENT FEATURES:
HSS WELDED T0 3/4" x 8" x 8" Extra long to accommodate lightweight concrete filled roofs.
(19 mm x 203 mm x 203)
BASE PLATE USING 5/16" (8 mm)
Condensation and maintenance free (attractive, neat flashing
FILLET WELD, ALL HOT DIP GALVANIZED never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing Seals
AND URETHANE INSULATED TO literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
PREVENT CORROSION liability insurance.
OPTIONS:
THALER SJ-34(9) NEW STANDARD All stainless steel anchor. PVC coated flashing deck flange for
STACK JACK FLASHING (ALUMINUM, PVC roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange
COPPER OR STAINLESS STEEL) for BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
EPDM TRIPLE PRESSURE
GROMMET SEAL models for different securements.
CONVENTIONAL ROOF
RECOMMENDED USE:
ILLUSTRATED (BUR) Suitable for all flat roofs employing lightweight concrete fill
(crickets and saddles for roof drainage slopes) as fall arrest
anchors for securing workers' lifelines or the tying back of
24" (610 mm)
26" (660 mm)
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-5NS/-15NS/-15UNS
U BOLT EYE
(FARA-15UNS)
EPDM ROOF “FIXED EYE”
FORGED EYE
(FARA-5NS/-15NS)
FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS
(Non-Standard Height, For Tapered
All stainless steel anchor also Insulation, Cast-In-Place)
available (FARA-15NSSS/-
15UNSSS) e.g. eye, HSS, base DESCRIPTION:
plate, fastening, and collar. Thaler FARA Non-Standard height cast-in-place anchors
consist of a urethane insulated hollow steel post (HSS) with
base plate, single stainless steel bolt for securing to structural
concrete roof slab, and flashing sleeve. The top of the anchor
is available with three different options:
1. With very high strength, galvanized forged eye
4-1/2" (114 mm) (FARA-5NS). All stainless steel (FARA-15NSSS).
2. With very high strength stainless steel forged eye
3-1/4" DEFORM THREADS AS PER (FARA-15NS). All stainless steel (FARA-15NSSS).
(82 mm) CSA OR OSHA GUIDELINE 3. With high strength stainless steel U Bolt
(2 THREADS MINIMUM) (FARA-15UNS). All stainless steel (FARA-15UNSSS).
PROMINENT FEATURES:
FORGED COMBINATION EYE Extra long to accommodate tapered roof insulation.
AND BASE, WELDED TO HSS Condensation free and maintenance free (attractive, neat
AND HOT DIP GALVANIZED flashing never needs caulking; see Thaler EPDM Flashing
Seals literature). Anchor integrity is backed by $7,000,000.00
1" (25 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. liability insurance.
BOLT, FLAT WASHER, OPTIONS:
NUT AND EPDM SEAL All stainless steel anchor. PVC coated flashing deck flange for
PVC roof membrane. Bituminous painted flashing deck flange
TRIPLE PRESSURE GROMMET SEAL for BUR and ModBit roof membrane. See other Thaler FARA
models for different securements.
4" (102 mm)
GALVANIZED AND URETHANE parapet wall clamps. Also suitable for suspension of
INSULATED TO boatswain chair.
PREVENT CORROSION APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Thaler FARA anchors conform to all Canadian and U.S.
0.064" (1.6 mm) ALUMINUM COLLAR standards, provincial and state labour/safety codes and
materials standards relating to anchor fabrication, window
EPDM FLASHING SLEEVE cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations.
(BY OTHERS) Conformance includes CSA, OML, ASME, ANSI, IWCA, OSHA,
CAL, OSHA, AISC, AWS, and other references.
WARRANTY:
20 year warranty (lifetime on stainless steel) against leaks,
condensation and defects in materials and/or manufacture
when installed in accordance with Thaler "Installation
Instructions". Copy of Warranty Certificate available upon
request.
MAINTENANCE:
Regulatory authorities require anchors to be inspected
annually with inspection data (date, inspector's name and
comments) recorded in the Fall Protection Maintenance Log
Book for Window Cleaning and/or Other Suspended Access
Maintenance Operations (including travel restraint). Apart from
this requirement, Thaler anchors require no maintenance
(maintenance free).
1/2" PROTECTION BOARD AND EPDM ROOF MEMBRANE PLANNING SERVICE:
TAPERED INSULATION Thaler will provide layout drawings for fall arrest roof anchors
in compliance with all applicable standards, safety regulations
and local building codes. A nominal, low-cost fee is charged
for this service (refunded if Thaler secures the contract to
supply the anchors).
SPECIFICATION (SHORT FORM): Fall arrest roof anchors:
Thaler [FARA-5NS with galvanized forged 1018 steel eye]
[FARA-15NS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye]
[FARA-15UNS with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with:
urethane insulated, hollow, hot dipped galvanized ASTM 500C
steel post (HSS) 1/4" (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2" (114
mm) dia. x 18" (457 mm) high welded to 3/4" x 8" x 8" (19
mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) 44W base plate; single 1" (25 mm)
FARA-5NS/-15NS/15UNS EPDM ROOF “FIXED EYE” FALL ARREST ROOF Type 304 s.s. bolt with EPDM weather seal, top nut and
washer; manufacturer's standard counterflashing of .064"
ANCHORS (Non-Standard Height, For Tapered Insulation, Cast-In-Place) (1.6 mm) mill finish 1100-0T alloy aluminum with EPDM Triple
PATENTED Pressure Grommet Seal; manufactured by Thaler Metal
Industries, 1-800-387-7217 (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) or
1-800-576-1200 (New Braunfels, TX), installed as per
INSTALLATION: manufacturer's written instructions. Provide 20 year warranty
"Installation Instructions" are provided with every Thaler product. Essentially, the Thaler FARA-5NS/-15NS/-15UNS Fall Arrest Roof Anchors are installed against defects in materials
by through-bolting the anchor to the structural concrete roof deck as per Thaler layout drawings, using a maximum torque of 125 lbf-ft. (169 Nm),
deforming the exposed bolt threads, then placing the counterflashing sleeve over the anchor, roof membrane, and EPDM flashing, and as follows:
EPDM: Set flashing deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible as per membrane
manufacturer's recommendations.
Ordering: Available throughout North America. Contact Thaler for list of distributors and current cost
information. Most products are readily available from stock. Note: The FARA-15NS stainless steel forged eye has a galvanized finish over top of
the stainless steel. The process of galvanizing the lower part of the anchor requires the entire anchor to be dipped in the zinc bath, thereby
covering the stainless steel eye. If there is any question about product received on site, the eye material may be checked with a magnet. Type
304 stainless steel is non-magnetic.
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
FARA-6NS/-16NS/-16UNS
U BOLT EYE FORGED EYE WOOD DECK “FIXED EYE”
(FARA-
16UNS)
(FARA-6NS/-16NS) FALL ARREST ROOF ANCHORS
Non-Standard Height,
Bolt Around OWSJ
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USAGE:
1. Anchors conform with the requirements of APPLY only ONE load to each anchor at the time
authorities having jurisdiction. (life line, tie back or support line).
110'-11"
SAMPLE ROOF
218'-10"
ANCHOR LAYOUT
CATALOG
NTS
VT K. THALER
sheet:
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USAGE:
4-1/2"
(114 mm) For anchors test results refer to Log Book.
3-1/4" FORGED COMBINATION EYE CONTINUOUS CAULKING
AND BASE, WELDED TO HSS BY OTHERS
(82 mm) AND HOT DIP GALVANIZED APPLY only ONE load to each anchor at the time
3/4" (19 mm) TYPE 304 S.S. FORGED COMBINATION EYE (life line, tie back or support line).
BOLT, LOCK WASHER, NUT, AND BASE, ALL HOT DIP
GALVANIZED
AND EPDM SEAL ALWAYS use TWO independent means of support
1/4" x 4-1/2" DIA. (6 mm x 114 mm) DEFORM THREADS (support line and life line).
8-1/4"(210 mm)
FORGED COMBINATION
FARA-1 FARA-84
NTS
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ROOF SPECIALTIES
CSA Z91-02 Health
and Safety Code for
Suspended Equipment
Operations
This document contains extracts from the CSA Z91-02 Standard relating to fall protection anchorages. For complete data, refer to the actual standard.
As indicated by the title change, the scope of this edition of the Standard has been significantly expanded from the previous editions. The focus has broad-
ened from one skilled trade group (window cleaners) to all persons whose profession demands that they work from equipment(for example, swing stages,
bosun's chairs, and inspection cages) suspended from the side of buildings or large structures.
This Standard outlines the safe use of suspended equipment for the purposes of building maintenance, repairs, cleaning, renovation work, and inspections.
It was prepared by knowledgeable and experienced persons employed in those areas and industries that are involved in building maintenance operations
and construction trades.
The Standard is recommended for adoption by federal, provincial, and municipal authorities and by provincial safety associations. It is also recommended
for use by architects, engineers, and contractors engaged in constructing commercial, industrial, residential, or multi-use buildings and by companies
engaged in building maintenance operations.
PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
Scope
1.1 This Standard includes requirements for the safe operation of various types of suspended equipment used to gain
access to interior or exterior, or both, sides of buildings or structures. Much of the equipment referred to in this
Standard is designed, installed, inspected, and tested in accordance with CAN/CSA-Z271. It does not include crane-
suspended platforms or baskets (see CAN/CSAZ150), multi-point bridge platforms, or hanging scaffolds.
1.2 This Standard specifies the safety requirements for suspended equipment and rolling stages normally used for (but not
limited to) window cleaning operations, general cleaning, repair, painting, maintenance, inspection, and construction
operations and similar work.
Note: This coverage of a wide range of professional trades is greatly expanded from the focus on window cleaning in
previous editions of the Standard.
Fall Protection
4.9 Persons working on a surface within 2 m of an unprotected edge, where they may fall onto a hazardous substance or
object, or at a height of 3 m or more above the ground, the adjacent roof level, or an acceptable landing without the
protection of guardrails or other devices to guard against falls, shall wear a fall-arrest full body harness with lanyard.
The fall protection system shall be attached to anchors, or to substantial members on the building, at all times.
Inspection and
Maintenance
Records
5.1 Before using any suspended equipment or permanently installed support systems, operators should verify that mainte-
nance or inspection logs, or both, indicate that the system has been subjected to required maintenance or inspections,
or both. If the inspection logs are not present or do not indicate that the required maintenance and inspection have been
performed, the equipment should not be used until these requirements can be assured.
5.2.3 Suspension lines shall be in line with the point of suspension for their entire length unless the suspension system is
designed specifically for angled line work.
5.2.4 Where the suspension height exceeds 90 m, mechanical winch equipment shall be used to raise or lower the lines.
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PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
Lifeline and
Tie-back Anchors
5.4.1 Tie-back and lifeline anchors shall be in accordance with CAN/CSA-Z271
5.4.2 Lifelines and suspension system tie-backs shall be secured to separate anchors except as noted in Clouse 5.4.3
5.4.3 Double-eye anchor system may be used to secure both a tie-back and a lifeline, provided that the anchor system has been
designed for the application of dual loading (both in form and in strength).
5.4.4 Lifeline and tie-back anchors for portable outriggers should be located in line with the point of suspension whenever practical
but shall not be offset more than 3 m measured horizontally from running at the right angle to the building face at the point
of suspension. The angle created by the offset distance shall not exceed 25° (see Figure 1).
Note: When the tie-back is not in line with the outrigger, additional lunes may be used to secure the outrigger.
5.4.5 The tie-back anchor elevation for a portable outrigger shall not be more than 1 m above the point of suspension.
5.4.6 Where the requirements of Clouse 5.4.4 cannot be met, line deflectors attached at the perimeter of the structure may be used
where the offset angle of a lifeline exceeds 25°. Deflectors shall be engineered to resist all applied loading and shall support
the line(s) in a manner that does not reduce the strength of the line or cause damage to the line.
Note: the applied loading is considered to be derived from the 22.2 kN (5000 lbf) tie-back anchpr load requrement specified
in CAN/CSA-Z271.
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Support Systems
5.5.1 Roof supports, hangers, and support systems components for suspended equipment shall conform to the requirements
of CAN/CSA-Z271.
5.5.2 The supports shall be located so as to maintain the structural integrity and stability of the suspended equipment.
5.5.4 Where there is a risk of equipment falling over the edge of the roof during set-up, it shall be secured before installation.
5.5.5 During movement of unsecured portable equipment along the roof perimeter, the centre of gravity of the equipment
shall be not higher than 1 m above the walking surface. During installation, the centre of gravity shall remain within the
building or structure, and the equipment shall be secured by a safety cable prior to raising it above the 1 m level.
5.5.6 Unless protected by a parapet wall, or guardrail, not less than 1 m high, workers shall be secured by a fall-arrest system
before moving within 2 m of the work surface edge.
5.5.7 Outrigger beams and parapet wall clamps shall be installed and tied back to the anchors in a secure manner. Tie-backs
shall be 8 mm (5/16 in) wire rope or other lines of equivalent strength. Tie-backs shall be installed at right angles to
the face of the building wherever possible.
5.5.8 Outrigger beams and other portable suspension supports shall not be made of wood and shall be counter-balanced or
otherwise secured to support a mass no less than 4 times the static load, or 4 times the hoist capacity when using
electrically powered hoists.
Note:The static load for manually operated platforms is considered to be the total of the platform dead weight, including
the hoists and accessories, divided by the number of suspension ropes plus the full-rated live load capacity of the platform.
5.5.9 Supports shall be labeled to indicate maximum capacity. Counterweighted systems shall be labeled to indicate counterweight
requirements. The weight of each counterweight used shall be permanently marked on the body of the counterweight.
5.5.10 Where counterweights are used, they shall be securely attached to the outrigger beams and shall be made of solid,
non-brittle material.
5.5.11 A parapet wall or other part of the building on which the support system is to be placed shall be verified and documented
as being structurally adequate to support the suspension system loads by a professional engineer before rigging.
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PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
Suspended
Working Units
5.6.1 Suspended platforms shall be designed and constructed in accordance with CAN/CSA-Z271.
5.6.2 When equipment is used on suspension heights exceeding 45 m (148 ft), stabilization provisions in accordance with
CAN/CSA-Z271 shall be used.
5.6.3 Descent control-supported bosun's chair systems shall not be used at suspension heights in excess of 46 m unless stabiliza-
tion of the working unit is provided. If stabilization is provided, the suspension height shall not exceed 92 m. Workstation
stabilizing devices such as suction cups are acceptable for this purpose.
5.6.4 Operating and maintenance instructions shall be provided with suspended working units. Operators shall read and
understand operating instructions before using equipment.
Skylights
6.1.1 Special safety precautions shall be followed when working on or under skylights.
6.1.2 The creation of a work plan, paying particular attention to the evaluation of the conditions, shall precede work on or under skylights.
6.1.3 Workers shall not walk on or place any significant loads on any overhead glass or frames, or both, in a skylight or atrium
unless the glazing system has been engineered to safely permit this access method.
6.1.4 Complete fall protection shall be used whenever a worker is exposed to a fall of 3 m or more.
Woking from
Operable Windows
6.2.1 Reaching out of a window may be done if no more than the worker's upper body is extended out of the window and both feet
are firmly on the floor.
6.2.2 The worker shall not place any body weight on the window or the window frame while reaching out.
6.2.3 Complete fall protection shall be used if the preceding conditions cannot be met.
Rigging from
Sloped Roofs & from
Multiple roof levels
6.4 Complete fall protection shall be used whenever a worker is engaged in rigging or handling equipment on a sloped roof and
is exposed to a fall of 3 m or more. Fall-arrest equipment shall be used when re-rigging equipment from drop to drop on
sloped roofs.
Rigging over
Gaurdrails
6.5 When primary or secondary support lines are to be rigged over a guardrail (surface), the guardrail shall be engineered to
support the applied loads.
Securing Equipment
6.6 All items shall be tied back to an anchor when a falling danger exists.
Transfer Techniques
6.7 Whenever a worker is moving from one working position to another (stage to stage, stage to balcony, chair to chair, equipment
to ledge) and the worker is exposed to a fall of 3 m or more, complete fall protection shall be used.
Periodic Inspection
and testing of
permanently
installed equipment
7.2.1.1 All permanently installed systems shall be inspected and tested by a professional engineer, or a qualified person under the
supervision of a professional engineer, prior to being placed in service to ensure compliance with this Standard, CAN/CSA-
Z271, and the design drawings. See Clause 8.3.8.1 of CAN/CSA-Z271.
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PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
Visual Inspection
Prior To Use
7.2.2 A visual inspection of the equipment shall be performed by the user prior to assembly and use, and during use, of the
equipment. Those components that have defects shall be withdrawn from service for corrective action.
7.2.3.1 Periodic inspection and/or testing of the equipment shall be in accordance with the recommendations of the manufacturer.
The equipment manufacturer’s recommendations shall be followed for testing, servicing, and inspection. Deficiencies shall be
corrected before the equipment is put into service. See Clause 8.3.8.3.4 of CAN/CSA-Z271
Structural
Components
7.2.4.1 Structural components of the equipment and attachments to the structure shall be inspected or tested, or both, at intervals
not exceeding 12 months unless more frequent inspections are required by the manufacturer of the system. See Clause
8.3.8.3.5 of CAN/CSA-Z271.
7.2.4.2 The inspection and testing shall be performed by professional engineer or a qualified person under the supervision of a professional
engineer.
Damaged
Equipment
7.2.5 Equipment involved in an accident or failure shall be inspected for damage by a qualified person. If damage or excessive wear
is observed, the equipment shall be replaced.
Inspection and
testing of new
Anchor Systems
7.3.1.1 All anchor systems shall be inspected and tested by a professional engineer, or a qualified person under the supervision of a
professional engineer, prior to being placed in service to ensure compliance with this Standard, Clause 6.3 of CAN/CSA-Z271,
and the design drawings.
7.3.3.2 Load testing of adhesive or expansion fasteners shall be witnessed and documented by a professional engineer or a qualified
person under the supervision of a professional engineer.
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REFERENCE
Inspection Reports
7.4.1 The results of the inspection, testing, and servicing performed shall be documented and filed with the equipment log.
7.4.2 A professional engineer shall prepare a report on all inspections with findings and recommendations for repairs or alterations, or both.
7.4.3 A suspension system shall not be used until it has been repaired and documented.
7.4.4 A professional engineer shall provide the building/equipment owner with a signed and sealed inspection report upon satisfac-
tory inspection of the system. This report shall also be filed in the equipment log.
Equipment Log
8.1.1 An equipment log shall be kept by the owner of the equipment.
8.1.2 The equipment log shall contain, but not be limited to, the following information:
a) a description and operating instructions (applied to permanently installed equipment only), including
i) system description
ii) intended usage
iii) operating instructions for the equipment; and
iv) rigging plans for permanently installed equipment:
b) installation records (applied to permanently installed equipment only), including
i) the original installation date;
ii) the manufacturer of the equipment;
iii) the installer of the equipment;
iv) equipment drawings, including, but not limited to,
1) equipment/roof plan; and
2) equipment installation details; and
v) initial inspection report; and
c) records of inspection and maintenance (applied to both temporary and permanently installed equipment), including
i) annual inspection report(s);
ii) modifications made to the equipment, including the date and nature of the modifications;
iii) the name of the company performing the modifications;
iv) maintenance requirements of the equipment ;and
v) maintenance records, including the date and nature of the modifications and the name of the company performing
the maintenance.
Roof Plans
8.2.1 A roof plan (see example in Figure 2) showing the location of all the permanently installed components and equipment shall
be provided by the building owner. As a minimum, the plan shall include, but not be limited to,
a) a plan view showing essential structural members, including anchors;
b) details of the equipment and its installation;
c) the safe working loads of the equipment and any use restrictions on the equipment; and
d) all relevant obstructions and structures or other obstacles that impede the safe use or operation, or both, of the
equipment.
8.2.2 The roof plan shall be signed and sealed by professional engineer to ensure compliance with this Standard and with CAN/CSA-Z271.
8.2.3 A legible copy of the roof plan shall be posted at every entrance to a roof level.
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ONTARIO MINISTRY
OF LABOUR REGULATION FOR
WINDOW CLEANING
527/88 (Rev. 9. 91)
This document contains extracts from Ontario Regulation 527/88 (revised September 26, 1991.) relating to fall protection anchors. Refer also to Reg. 859
as amended by O. Reg. 523/92
This Regulation applies to employers, including contractors and sub-contractors, who supply window cleaning services, to workers who engage in window
cleaning and to owners of buildings where a worker engaging in window cleaning may fall a vertical distance of three meters or more.
Before any worker begins window cleaning at a building for which a suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-point suspension equipment
is used, every employer, contractor and sub-contractor who proposes to carry out window cleaning at the building shall give notice of the proposed window
cleaning by telephone to an inspector in the office of the Construction Health and Safety Branch of the Ministry that is nearest to the building.
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Safety Precautions
and Requirements
10.1 If a worker who is not working from a ladder is exposed to the hazard of falling more than three meters, the worker
shall use a fall arrest system that is adequately secured to a fixed support and arranged so that the worker cannot fall
freely for a vertical distance of more than 1.5 meters.
10.2 The fixed support mentioned in subsection (1) shall be able to resist all arrest forces when a worker falls.
Scaffolds, Boatswain
Chairs and Related
Equipment
22.1 Every scaffold,
a) shall be capable of supporting at least,
(i) two times the maximum load to which it is likely to be subjected without exceeding the allowable
unit stresses for the materials of which it is constructed, and
(ii) four times the maximum load to which it is likely to be subjected without overturning;
29.1 Every static or horizontal line that is rigged between anchor points and to which lifelines or primary support lines are
directly attached shall be used as a professional engineer directs, and the professional engineer shall certify the
maximum load to be applied to the static or horizontal line.
29.2 The support capability of an anchor point shall exceed the total breaking strength of all support lines attached to it.
30.1 Every outrigger beam, cornice hook and parapet wall hook that is used to support a primary support line,
a) shall be capable of supporting at least four times the maximum load to which it may be subjected,
(i) without overturning, and
(ii) without exceeding the allowable unit stress for the materials of which it is constructed;
b) shall be constructed of steel, aluminum or equivalent material; and
c) shall be tied back to a fixed support so as to prevent movement of the outrigger beam, cornice hook or
parapet wall hook.
30.2 Every worker who is on, or is in the process of getting on or off a suspended scaffold or boatswan’s chair or similar
single-point suspension equipment shall be protected by a fall arrest system.
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Duties of the
Owner of a Building
39.1 Every owner of a building where a suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-point suspension equipment is to
be used for window cleaning shall prepare a sketch or sketches showing all anchor points and related structures on the
building that are suitable and adequate for the attachment of the suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-point
suspension equipment and the lifeline.
39.2 The building owner shall provide a copy of the sketch or sketches mentioned in subsection (1) to the person supplying the
window cleaning services before the work is begun and no employer may permit a worker to engage in window cleaning
using a suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-point suspension equipment until the employer has received
a copy of the sketches or sketches.
39.3 The building owner shall post a copy of the sketch or sketches mentioned in subsection (1) at the building near the entrance
to the roof.
40.1 Every owner of a building where sill work is done shall prepare a sketch or sketches showing all anchor points and related
structures on the building that are suitable and adequate for the attachment of a lifeline for a worker who performs the sill work.
40.2 The building owner shall provide a copy of the sketch or sketches mentioned in subsection (1) to the person supplying the
window cleaning services before the sill work is begun and no employer may permit a worker to do sill work until the
employer has received a copy of the sketches or sketches.
40.3 The building owner shall post a copy of the sketch or sketches mentioned in subsection (1) in a conspicuous place where the
sketch or sketches are to come to the attention of any worker who does sill work.
41.1 The owner of a building mentioned in section 39 or 40 shall cause all anchor points and permanently-installed suspended
scaffolds to be inspected by a competent person,
a) before being used for the first time;
b) thereafter as often as necessary but not less frequently than recommended by the manufacturer of the anchor
points or the suspended scaffolds, as the case may be, and in any case, at least once a year; and
c) when informed under section 43.
41.3 The competent person making the inspection required by subsection (1) shall immediately upon completion of the inspection
report to the building owner any defects or hazardous conditions detected in the anchor points and any permanently-installed
suspended scaffold.
41.4 A building owner shall ensure that any faulty anchor point is repaired and is suitable for use for window cleaning and sill work
before being used.
41.5 A building owner shall keep a record of the inspections of any anchor points and any permanently installed scaffold at a
building in a log book to be maintained and retained as long as the anchor points and suspended scaffold are used, showing,
a) the date on which each inspection is made;
b) the name and signature of the person making the inspection; and
c) any modifications or repairs made to an anchor point or a suspended scaffold, including the date they are made
and the name and signature of the person making the modifications or repairs.
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Duties of Employers,
Supervisors and
Workers
42.1 Every employer who proposes to carry out window cleaning using suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-
point suspension equipment or to carry out sill work shall prepare a work plan in writing, signed by the employer, indicating
the manner in which any primary support lines and lifelines used are to be attached to the anchor points or related structures
shown on any sketch mentioned in subsection 39(1) or 40(1), and setting such other information as may be required for
the safety of workers.
42.2 The employer shall cause a copy of the work plan referred to in subsection (1) to be provided to each worker who engages in
window cleaning or sill work at the building and shall retain a copy for examination by an inspector.
42.3 No worker shall begin window cleaning that requires the use of a suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-point
suspension equipment and no worker may begin doing sill work until the worker has received a copy of the work plan referred
to in subsection (1).
43 If an employer, supervisor or worker believes that any anchor point or related structure that is used to support a suspended
scaffold, suspended work platform, boatswain’s chair, similar single-point suspension equipment or lifeline is defective or
inadequate, the employer, supervisor or worker shall inform the building owner of this fact immediately.
44.1 Every employer of a worker who engages in window cleaning using a suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar
single-point suspension equipment and every contractor and sub-contractor who proposes to carry out window cleaning in
that manner shall appoint a supervisor.
44.2 A supervisor appointed under subsection (1) shall visit the location of the window cleaning operation at least once daily.
45.1 A safety training program shall be established and maintained by every employer whose workers engage in window cleaning
using suspended scaffolds, boatswain’s chairs or similar single-point suspension equipment to train the workers in common
core skills for the safe use of such scaffolds, boatswain’s chairs and similar single-point suspension equipment.
45.2 The common core skills referred to in subsection (1) shall include,
a)the proper rigging of support lines;
b) the inspection for wear of primary support lines and lifelines;
c) the safe use of descent control devices;
d) the proper use of fall arrest body harnesses including accepted methods for attaching lifelines to buildings or
structures; and
e) the safe use of suspended scaffolds, boatswain’s chairs or similar single-point suspension equipment.
45.3 No worker who has not successfully completed the training program referred to in subsection (1) shall be permitted to engage
in window cleaning using a suspended scaffold, boatswain’s chair or similar single-point suspension equipment.
45.5 Every employer shall establish and maintain in writing a list of workers who have successfully completed the training program
referred to in subsection (1).
Note: A worker who has successfully completed the window cleaning safety course offered by the Construction Safety
Association of Ontario will be deemed to have successfully completed the training program required by this section.
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CAL OSHA
Title 8, Section 3291
Article 5, Window
Cleaning
This document contains extracts from the California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 3291 (Special Design Considerations - Permanent Roof Top
Installations). The applicable section is Subchapter 7 (General Industry Safety Orders) Group 1 (General Physical Conditions and Structures Orders), Article
5 (Window Cleaning).
The extracts pertain to fall protection anchors, including "rope drop" sleeves, roof davit systems, outrigger beams, and roof tie-backs.
The CAL OSHA standard is one of several OSHA standards governing window cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations; the others are OSHA
1910.28, SubPart D (Walking-Working Surfaces), OSHA 1926.500, SubPart M (Fall Protection), and Department of Labor Memorandum to Regional Adminis-
trators for Descent Control Devices.
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REFERENCE
A) General A Civil or Mechanical Engineer registered in the State of California shall prepare calculations and/or plans substantiat-
ing the structural integrity of all facets of the complete installation, including the eyebrow sleeves, roof davit systems,
roof outrigger beams, and roof tie-backs. Such plans shall be available to the Division at the installation site. (Title 24,
Part 2, Section 2-8505(a).)
B) Projecting Ledges (1) Those buildings so designed that projecting ledges or "eyebrows" at the roof or intervening levels prohibit the
or Eyebrows at normal suspension of ropes supporting scaffolds, shall be provided with sleeves that extend through the ledge or
Roof Level eyebrow. The minimum inside diameter of the sleeve shall be 6 inches to permit the passage of shackles, sockets,
clamps and other rigging devices. The centeron-center spacing of sleeves shall be consistent with the length of the
suspended scaffold to be utilized, but in no case shall this spacing exceed 24 feet for transportable scaffolds. Sleeves
shall not be used as a rigging point unless securely anchored to the structure and be capable of supporting the rated
load with a minimum safety factor of four.
In lieu of the use of sleeves, other means of scaffold support, such as soffit monorail systems, etc. that offer equivalent
safety and are acceptable to the Division, may be provided.
(2) Each sleeve assembly or each scaffold support system shall be provided with a securely affixed durable and readily
visible metal plate bearing the rated load and installer's name in letters at least 1/4-inch in height. (Title 24, Part 2,
Section 2-8505(b).)
C) Roof Davit Roof davit systems specifically shall comply with applicable provisions of Article 6 and the following:
Systems (1) Each davit shall be provided with a securely affixed, durable and readily visible metal plate bearing the
following information in letters at least 1/4-inch in height:
(A) The davit's rated load, based upon a safety factor of 4.
(B) Manufacturer's name.
(C) Precautionary warning message prohibiting use of the davit within10 feet of high-voltage lines.
(2) Provisions shall be made to easily rotate davits while on the scaffold platform or boatswain's chair unless
the platform may be safely re-positioned inboard or outboard without the necessity for personnel to stand
on unguarded roofs or ledges unless protected by an approved safety belt or the equivalent.
(3) Portable davit systems shall comply with the applicable provisions of Article 6. (Title 24, Part 2, Section
2-8505(c).)
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D) Outrigger (1) Outrigger beams shall not be employed on buildings exceeding 130 feet in height unless acceptable to the Division. All
Beams outrigger beams shall be designed to support the rated load imparted by the suspended scaffold or boatswain's chair with a
safety factor of at least 4. Outrigger beams shall not extend more than 6 feet beyond the face of the building. Only steel or
high strength alloy beams shall be used. The inboard end of outrigger beams, measured from the fulcrum point to the anchor-
age point, shall be not less than 1 1/2 times the outboard end length. The fulcrum point of the beam shall rest on leg(s) or
equivalent supports securely attached to the beam and so arranged as to prevent lateral overturning of the beam. Bearing
pads shall be securely affixed to each support and shall be of sufficient area to safely distribute imposed loads to the roof
structure. The inboard ends of outrigger beams shall be securely anchored by means of tension members (tie-down) affixed
to the structural frame of the roof in such a manner that applied forces are resisted within allowable limits affording a safety
factor of at least 4. All tie-down fittings at the inboard end of the beam shall be of a type that vibration effects shall not
produce accidental disengagement. Safety hooks for beam tie-down purposes shall not be used. The use of counterweights
at the inboard end of mobile and fixed outrigger beams are prohibited.
(2) The use of counterweights on the inboard end of portable or transportable outrigger beams shall be permitted only when
the following conditions have been met:
(A) The building on which the counterweight beam is to be used, was constructed prior to July 23, 1990.
(B) The building was not designed for other suspension systems.
(C) An Operating Procedures Outline Sheet (OPOS) shall be developed in accordance with Section 3282 (p) of these orders.
(D) The counterweights shall be secured to the inboard ends of beams and shall consist of non-flowable/solid materials
(e.g. concrete, steel, etc.).
(E) The outrigger shall be secured with a tie-back to a verified anchorage on the building during the entire time of
use. The anchorage shall be designed to have a safety factor of not less than four based on the rated capacity of
the outrigger.
(F) The counterweight shall provide a stability factor of at least 4 against overturning or upsetting of the outrigger.
(G) Each outrigger shall be designed by a registered engineer to support a load of 4 times the rated hoist capacity or
the total load whichever is greater. Outrigger beams shall have a minimum rated capacity of 1000 pounds.
(H) The outrigger beam shall be secured against horizontal movement when in use.
(I) Portable outriggers weighing more than 80 pounds shall be provided with a stable means for its transport (wheels or cart).
(J) Each outrigger shall be so located that the suspension wire ropes, for two point suspended working platforms, are
hung parallel.
(K) The parts of sectional outrigger beam(s) (i.e. an outrigger beam(s) consisting of more than one piece) shall be
identified (e.g. numbered, color-coded). Parts shall not be interchanged or substituted except with the approval of
the manufacturer.
(3) Each outrigger beam shall be provided with a securely affixed, durable and readily visible metal plate bearing the
following information in letters at least 1/4-inch in height:
(A) The beam's rated load.
(B) Manufacturer's name.
(C) Precautionary warning message prohibiting use of the beam within 10 feet of high-voltage lines. (Title 24, Part 2,
Section 3105A.4.2)
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E) Portable The use of portable outrigger beams shall comply with the applicable provisions of Article 6. (Title 24, Part 2, Section
Outrigger Beams 2-8505(d).)
F) Roof Tie-Backs (1) Every building constructed 3 stories or 36 feet or more in height, shall have eyebolts or other permanent devices installed
at the roof level for the purpose of securing or tying back suspended scaffold hooks or clamps and safety lines.
EXCEPTIONS:
1. Roof tie-backs are not required on buildings employing other acceptable means of permanently installed roof top mainte-
nance systems specified in this Article or Article 6.
2. Eyebolts for roof tie-backs are not required on buildings constructed up to 4 stories or 48 feet in height when building
maintenance can be accomplished using extension tools, ladders, approved ground equipment such as scaffolds, or aerial
devices designed and used for positioning personnel.
(2) Such devices should be spaced at approximately 12-foot intervals; however, the spacing shall depend primarily on the
availability of roof structural framing members of sufficient strength to safely carry applied loads. Tie-backs may be installed
in structural parapets that are of adequate strength to sustain applied loads, but placement shall be as close to the roof level
as practicable. Design criteria for tie-backs shall be as follows:
(A) Drop-forged eyebolts or other component of equivalent strength having at least a 2-inch inside diameter closed "eye."
(B) Tie-back assembly to be hot dip galvanized or afforded equivalent corrosion resistance.
(C) Assembly and anchorage provisions adequate to sustain a 5400 pound (tensile) load applied in any direction.
(3) Roof tie-backs or other devices shall not be installed in a wood framing system.
A) Suspended scaffolds shall not be permitted unless roof tie-backs or equivalent anchorages are provided. (Title 24,
Part 2, Section 2-8505(e).3). Parapets of Excessive Height. Where building parapet heights exceed 42 inches,
special provisions shall be employed to provide a safe means of access to the top of the parapet for rigging
purposes if such access is nec essary to the safe performance of the work. If such support system as
davit/sockets, parapet hooks or clamps, etc., are utilized at the top of parapets, a catwalk platform meeting the
applicable sections of these orders, or other equivalent means of affording access for the safe performance of the
work shall be provided. (Title 24, Part 2, Section 2-8505(f).)
NOTE: Authority cited: Section 142.3, Labor Code. Reference: Section 142.3, Labor Code;
and Section 18943(b), Health and Safety Code.
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Appendix A. An OPOS establishes safe window cleaning and exterior maintenance procedures for buildings and structures. An OPOS shall
Operating include all of the necessary elements in pictorial and written form, to instruct employees in the safe use of roof supported
building maintenance equpment or window cleaning procedures not covered by these Orders. An OPOS shall contain at least
Procedures Outline the following elements:
Sheet (OPOS)
1. Isometric or plan view drawing (pictorial drawing) of the building’s roof, including the buildings’s name, address,
and the date the OPOS was prepared; and
a. The drawing shall be legible and kept with the building’s written assurance; and
2. Identification of drop zones, recommended drop sequences, scaffold configurations, and specific building maintenance
procedures including the equipment to be used, e.g. permanent roof rigging platform, ground rigged scaffolding,
davits, outrigger beams, boatswain's chair or seatboard, etc,; and
3. Identification of all anchorage points for personal fall arrest systems and building maintenance equipment; and
4. Identification of personal fall protection requirements and, if applicable, procedures for securing equipment; and
5. If applicable, identification of all dangerous areas on the roof by highlighting all of the “Danger Zone (s)” on the
pictorial drawings(s); and
6. If applicable, description of the means and methods to be used to transfer equipment from drop location to drop
location or between building levels; and
7. Identification of equipment limitations, load ratings, and special use conditions; and
8. Provisions for pre-operational, operation and maintenance inspections; and
9. Identification of the access and egress to the work locations and the storage area(s) for the permanent or
transportable building maintenance equipment; and
10. If applicable, indication of the location and method of stabilization provided for the suspended equipment; and
11. Emergency and rescue procedures, and means of communications to be used during such procedures; and
12. Method(s) to be used to control employee exposure to falls while they are in the “Danger Zone”.
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OSHA 1910.66, SubPart F
(Powered Platforms)
This document contains extracts from OSHA Standard 1910.66 SubPart F (Powered platforms for building maintenance) relating to fall protection anchors.
The standard covers powered platform installations permanently dedicated to interior or exterior building maintenance of a specific structure or group of
structures. This section does not apply to suspended scaffolds (swinging scaffolds) used to service buildings on a temporary basis and covered under
subpart D of OSHA 1910.28, nor to suspended scaffolds used for construction work and covered under subpart L of 29 CFR part 1926. Building mainte-
nance includes, but is not limited to, such tasks as window cleaning, caulking, metal polishing and reglazing.
SubPart F is one of several OSHA standards governing window cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations; the others are OSHA 1910.28, SubPart D
(Walking-Working Surfaces), OSHA 1926.500, SubPart M (Fall Protection), CAL OSHA, Title 8, Section 3291 (f), Article 5, Window Cleaning (General Industry Safety
Order, California Code of Regulations), and Department of Labor Memorandum to Regional Administrators for Descent Control Devices.
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Assurance
(c)(3) Building owners of all installations, new and existing shall inform the employer in writing that the installation has been
inspected, tested and maintained in compliance with the requirements of paragraphs (g) and (h) of this section and that
all protection anchorages meet the requirements of paragraph (I) (c) (10) of appendix C.
Affected Parts
of Buildings
(e)(1)(i) Structural supports, tie-downs, tie-in guides, anchoring devices and any affected parts of the building included in the
installation shall be designed by or under the direction of a registered professional engineer experienced in such
design;
(e)(7) "Tie-down anchors." Imbedded tie-down anchors, fasteners, and affected structures shall be resistant to corrosion.
Equipment
(f)(1) "General requirements." The following requirements apply to equipment which are part of a powered platform installa-
tion, such as platforms, stabilizing components, carriages, outriggers, davits, hoisting machines, wire ropes and electri-
cal components.
(f)(1)(i) Equipment installations shall be designed by or under the direction of a registered professional engineer experienced
in such design;
"Suspension methods". Elevated building maintenance equipment shall be suspended by a carriage, outriggers, davits
or an equivalent method.
Affected Parts
of Buildings
(f)(3)(2) Transportable outriggers may be used as a method of suspension for ground rigged working platforms where the point
of suspension does not exceed 300 feet (91.5 m) above a safe surface. Tie-in guide system(s) shall be provided which
meet the requirements of paragraph (e) (2) of this section.
(f)(3)(ii)(C) Each transportable outrigger shall be secured with a tie-down to a verified anchorage on the building during the entire
period of its use. The anchorage shall be designed to have a stability factor of not less than four against overturning or
upsetting of the outrigger.
(f)(3)(ii)(E) Each transportable outrigger shall be designed for lateral stability to prevent roll-over in the event an accidental lateral
load is applied to the outrigger. The accidental lateral load to be considered in this design shall be not less than 70
percent of the rated load of the hoist.
(f)(3)(ii)(E) Each transportable outrigger shall be designed to support an ultimate load of not less than four times the rated load of
the hoist.
(f)(3)(ii)(G) Each transportable outrigger shall be so located that the suspension wire ropes for two point suspended working
platforms are hung parallel.
(f)(3)(ii)(G) A transportable outrigger shall be tied-back to a verified anchorage on the building with a rope equivalent in strength
to the suspension rope.
(f)(3)(ii)(G) The tie-back rope shall be installed parallel to the centerline of the outrigger.
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Davits Every davit installation, fixed or transportable, rotatable or non-rotatable shall be designed and installed to insure that it has
(f)(3)(iii) a stability factor against overturning of not less than four.
Ground Rigged The point of suspension shall not exceed 300 feet (91.5 m) above a safe surface. Guide system(s) shall be provided which
Davits System meet the requirements of paragraph (e) (2) of this section;
(f)(3)(iii)(c)(1)
A rotating davit shall not require a horizontal force in excess of 40 pounds (177.9 n) per person to initiate a rotating
(f)(3)(iii)(D) movement.
Transportable Davits A davit or part of a davit weighing more than 80 pounds (36 kg) shall be provided with a means for its transport, which shall
(f)(3)(iii)(E)(1) keep the center of gravity of the davit at or below 36 inches (914 mm) above the safe surface during transport:
(f)(3)(iii)(E)(2) A davit shall be provided with a pivoting socket or with a base that will allow the insertion or removal of a davit at a position
of not more than 35 degrees above the horizontal, with the complete davit inboard of the building face being serviced; and
(f)(3)(iii)(E)(3) Means shall be provided to lock the davit to its socket or base before it is used to suspend the platform.
Two and Four-Point A vertical lifeline shall be provided as part of a fall arrest system which meets the requirements of appendix C, for each
Suspended Working employee on a working platform suspended by two or more wire ropes, if the failure of one wire rope or suspension attach-
Platform ment will cause the platform to upset. If a secondary wire rope suspension is used, vertical lifelines are not required for the
fall arrest system, provided that each employee is attached to a horizontal lifeline anchored to the platform.
(f)(3)(ii)(M)
Single Point Suspended Each single point suspended working platform shall be provided with a secondary wire rope suspension system, which will
Working Platform prevent the working platform from falling should there be a failure of the primary means of support, or if the platform contains
(f)(5)(iii) overhead structures which restrict the egress of the employees. A horizontal lifeline or a direct connection anchorage shall be
provided, as part of a fall arrest system which meets the requirements of appendix C, for each employee on the platform.
Periodic Inspection & Tests Related building supporting structures shall undergo periodic inspection by a competent person at intervals not exceeding 12 months.
(g)(2)(i)
The building owner shall keep a certification record of each inspection and test required under paragraphs (g) (2) (i) and (ii)
(g)(3)(ii) of this section. The certification record shall include the date of the inspection, the signature of the person who performed the
inspection, and the number, or other identifier, of the building support structure and equipment which was inspected. This
certification record shall be kept readily available for review by the Assistant Secretary of Labor or the
Assistant Secretary's representative and by the employer.
Maintenance "General maintenance." All parts of the equipment affecting safe operation shall be maintained in proper working order so that they
(h)(1) may perform the functions for which they were intended. The equipment shall be taken out of service when it is not in proper working order.
Personal Fall Protection "Personal fall protection." Employees on working platforms shall be protected by a personal fall arrest system meeting the require-
(j) ments of appendix C, Section I, of this standard, and as otherwise provided by this standard.
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OSHA 1910.66
Appendix C (Personal
Fall Arrest System:
Section I, II and III) Aug./00
E) Care and Use (3) Personal fall arrest systems shall be rigged such that an employee can neither free fall more than six feet (1.8 m),
nor contact any lower level.
(7) Personal fall arrest systems or components subjected to impact loading shall be immediately removed from service
and shall not be used again for employee protection unless inspected and determined by a competent person to be
undamaged and suitable for reuse.
F) Inspections (f) Personal fall arrest systems shall be inspected prior to each use for mildew, wear, damage and other deterioration,
and defective components shall be removed from service if their strength or function may be adversely affected.
II Test Methods (2) The anchorage should be rigid, and should not have a deflection greater than .04 inches (1 mm) when a force of
2,250 pounds (10 kN) is applied.
H) Tie-off (1) One of the most important aspects of personal fall protection systems is fully planning the system "before" it is put
Considerations into use. Probably the most overlooked component is planning for suitable anchorage points. Such planning should
ideally be done before the structure or building is constructed so that anchorage points can be incorporated during
construction for use later for window cleaning or other building maintenance. If properly planned, these anchorage
points may be used "during" construction, as well as afterwards.
(2) Employers and employees should at all times be aware that the strength of a personal fall arrest system is based
on its being attached to an anchoring system which does not significantly reduce the strength of the system (such as
a properly dimensioned eye-bolt/snap-hook anchorage). Therefore, if a means of attachment is used that will reduce
the strength of the system, that component should be replaced by a stronger one, but one that will also maintain the
appropriate maximum arrest force characteristics.
(4) Tie-off of a rope lanyard or lifeline around an "H" or "I" beam or similar support can reduce its strength as much as
70 percent due to the cutting action of the beam edges. Therefore, use should be made of a webbing lanyard or wire
core lifeline around the beam; or the lanyard or lifeline should be protected from the edge: or free fall distance should
be greatly minimized.
(6) Horizontal lifelines may, depending on their geometry and angle of sag, be subjected to greater loads than the
impact load imposed by an attached component. When the angle of horizontal lifeline sag is less than 30 degrees, the
impact force imparted to the lifeline by an attached lanyard is greatly amplified. For example, with a sag angle of 15
degrees, the force amplification is about 2:1 and at 5 degrees sag, it is about 6:1. Depending on the angle of sag,
and the line's elasticity, the strength of the horizontal lifeline and the anchorages to which it is attached should be
increased a number of times over that of the lanyard. Extreme care should be taken in considering a horizontal lifeline
for multiple tie-offs. The reason for this is that in multiple tie-offs to a horizontal lifeline, if one employee falls, the
movement of the falling employee and the horizontal lifeline during arrest of the fall may cause other employees to also
fall. Horizontal lifeline and anchorage strength should be increased for each additional employee to be tied-off. For
these and other reasons, the design of systems using horizontal lifelines must only be done by qualified persons.
Testing of installed lifelines and anchors prior to use is recommended.
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I) Vertical Lifeline As required by the standard, each employee must have a separate lifeline when the lifeline is vertical. The reason for
Considerations this is that in multiple tie-offs to a single lifeline, if one employee falls, the movement of the lifeline during the arrest of
the fall may pull other employees' lanyards, causing them to fall as well.
K) Free-Fall The employer and employee should at all times be aware that a system's maximum arresting force is evaluated under
Consideration normal use conditions established by the manufacturer, and in no case using a free fall distance in excess of six feet
(1.8 m). A few extra feet of free fall can significantly increase the arresting force on the employee, possibly to the point
of causing injury. Because of this, the free fall distance should be kept at a minimum, and, as required by the standard,
in no case greater than six feet (1-8 m). To help assure this, the tie-off attachment point to the lifeline or anchor should
be located at or above the connection point of the fall arrest equipment to belt or harness. (Since otherwise additional
free fall distance is added to the length of the connecting means (i.e. lanyard)). Attaching to the working surface will
often result in a free fall greater than six feet (1.8 m). For instance, if a six foot (1.8 m) lanyard is used, the total free
fall distance will be the distance from the working level to the body belt (or harness) attachment point plus the six feet
(1.8 m) of lanyard length. Another important consideration is that the arresting force which the fall system must
withstand also goes up with greater distances of free fall, possibly exceeding the strength of the system.
M) Obstruction The location of the tie-off should also consider the hazard of obstructions in the potential fall path of the employee.
Considerations Tie-offs which minimize the possibilities of exaggerated swinging should be considered. In addition, when a body belt
is used, the employee's body will go through a horizontal position to a jack-knifed position during the arrest of all falls.
Thus, obstructions which might interfere with this motion should be avoided or a severe injury could occur.
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OSHA 1926.500,
SubPart M
(Fall Protection)
This document contains extracts from OSHA Standard 1926.500 (Fall Protection) relating to fall protection anchors. This subpart sets forth requirements
and criteria for fall protection in construction workplaces and directs the reader to other 500 series standards governing the requirements of employers
to provide fall protection systems near the edges of roofs or other walking/working surfaces.
The standard is one of several OSHA standards governing window cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations; the others are OSHA 1910.28,
SubPart D (Walking-Working Surfaces), OSHA 1910.66, SubPart F (Powered Platforms), CAL OSHA, Title 8, Section 3291 (f), Article 5. Window Cleaning
(General Industry Safety Order, California Code of Regulations), and Department of Labor Memorandum to Regional Administrators for Descent Control
Devices.
PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
1926.501 "Unprotected sides and edges." Each employee on a walking/working surface (horizontal and vertical surface) with an
unprotected side or edge which is 6 feet (1.8 m) or more above a lower level hall be protected from falling by the use
General of guardrail systems, safety net systems, or personal fall arrest systems.
(b)(1)
Each employee on walking/working surfaces shall be protected from falling through holes (including skylights) more
Holes than 6 feet (1.8 m) above lower levels, by personal fall arrest systems, covers, or guardrail systems erected around
(b)(4)(i) such holes.
(b)(1)
196.502 Anchorages used for attachment of personal fall arrest equipment shall be independent of any anchorage being used
to support or suspend platforms and capable of supporting at least 5,000 pounds (22.2 kN) per employee attached, or
Personal Fall shall be designed, installed, and used as follows:
Arrest systems
(d) (15) (i)
(d)(15) as part of a complete personal fall arrest system which maintains a safety factor of at least two; and
(d) (15) (ii)
under the supervision of a qualified person.
(d) (16)
Personal fall arrest systems, when stopping a fall, shall:
(d) (16) (i)
limit maximum arresting force on an employee to 900 pounds (4 kN) when used with a body belt;
(d) (16) (ii)
limit maximum arresting force on an employee to 1,800 pounds (8 kN) when used with a body harness;
(d) (16) (iii)
be rigged such that an employee can neither free fall more than 6 feet (1.8 m), nor contact any lower level;
(d)(19) Personal fall arrest systems and components subjected to impact loading shall be immediately removed from service
and shall not be used again for employee protection until inspected and determined by a competent person to be
undamaged and suitable for reuse.
(d)(21) Personal fall arrest systems shall be inspected prior to each use for wear, damage and other deterioration, and
defective components shall be removed from service.
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OSHA 1910.28, SubPart D
(Walking-Working
Surfaces)
This document contains extracts from OSHA Standard 1926.500 (Fall Protection) relating to fall protection anchors. This subpart sets forth requirements
and criteria for fall protection in construction workplaces and directs the reader to other 500 series standards governing the requirements of employers
to provide fall protection systems near the edges of roofs or other walking/working surfaces.
The standard is one of several OSHA standards governing window cleaning and other suspended maintenance operations; the others are OSHA 1910.28,
SubPart D (Walking-Working Surfaces), OSHA 1910.66, SubPart F (Powered Platforms), CAL OSHA, Title 8, Section 3291 (f), Article 5. Window Cleaning
(General Industry Safety Order, California Code of Regulations), and Department of Labor Memorandum to Regional Administrators for Descent Control
Devices.
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REFERENCE
Boatswain’s Chairs The workman shall be protected by a safety life belt attached to a lifeline. The lifeline shall be securely attached to
substantial members of the structure (not scaffold), or to securely rigged lines, which will safely suspend the worker in
1926.501 case of a fall.
(i)(6) The roof irons, hooks, or the object to which the tackle is anchored shall be securely installed. Tiebacks when used shall
be installed at right angles to the face of the building and securely fastened.
Float or Ship Each workman shall be protected by a safety lifebelt attached to a lifeline. The lifeline shall be securely attached to
Scaffolds substantial members of the structure (not scaffold), or to securely rigged lines, which will safely suspend the worker in
case of a fall.
1910.28(u)(6)
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OSHA Department of Labor
Memorandum to Regional
Administrators for Descent
Control Devices
This document contains extracts from an OSHA Standards Interpretation and Compliance Letter (04/07/1999 - Procedures and precautions for employees
using descent control equipment). The extracts refer to a Memorandum to Regional Administrators (March 12, 1991) from Patricia K. Clark, Director,
Directorate of Compliance Programs. The subject relates to a December 5, 1989 letter from Mr. Thomas J. Shepwich to Mr. Carl A. Pedersen regarding
Descent Control Devices.
The purpose of the memorandum is to clarify statements made in the above-referenced letter regarding the use of descent control equipment by employ-
ees performing building exterior cleaning, inspection and maintenance. The extracts pertain to fall protection anchorages.
REQUIREMENT
Descent control equipment (friction devices such as "Sky Genies", "racks" and "figure eights") is not covered by existing Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (OSHA) standards. Therefore, the Agency addresses the safety of descent control devices through its enforcement of section
5(a)(1) of the OSH Act. Under this approach, OSHA references the safety principles applicable to similar equipment (in this case, boatswains’ chairs,
single-point and two-point suspended scaffolds) and national consensus standards (such as ANSI A39.1-1987, with addenda A through C, "Safety
Requirements for Window Cleaning") insofar as they are pertinent to the subject matter. As indicated in the December 5, 1989 letter, OSHA allows
employees to use descent control equipment, provided that the equipment is used in accordance with the instructions, warnings and design limita-
tions set by manufacturers or distributors. In addition, the Agency expects employers whose employees use descent control devices to implement
procedures and precautions, as follows:
1. Training of employees in the use of the equipment before it is used;
2. Inspection of equipment each day before use;
3. Proper rigging, including sound anchorages and tiebacks, in all cases, with particular emphasis on providing tiebacks when counterweights,
cornice hooks, or similar non-permanent anchorage systems are used;
4. Use of a separate fall arrest system (including bodybelt, sit harness, or full body harness; rope grab or similar device; lifeline; and anchorage (all
of which are completely independent of the friction device and its support system), so that any failure in a friction device, support seat (or harness),
support line, or anchorage system will not affect the ability of the fall arrest system to operate and quickly stop the employee’s fall;
5. All lines installed (such as by using knots, swages or eye splices) when rigging descent control devices shall be capable of sustaining a minimum
tensile load of 5,000 pounds.
6. Provisions are made for rescue;
7. Ropes are effectively padded where they contact edges of the building, anchorage, obstructions, or other surfaces which might cut or weaken the rope;
8. Provisions are made for intermittent stabilization for descent in excess of 130 feet. In accordance with ANSI A39.1-1987 (and addenda a-c),
emergency descent devices are prohibited for use in window cleaning. That statement pertains to devices designed only for emergency use. The
statement would not preclude the use of descent control equipment designed to be used for window cleaning, nor would it preclude the use of
devices that are designed for both window cleaning and emergency descent, provided these devices are used in accordance with the guidance
outlined in this memorandum.
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New York State Department
of Safety and Health (DOSH)
Window Cleaning Fall
Protection Requirements
This document contains extracts from Part 21 of the DOSH "Industrial Code Rules", "Protection of Persons Employed at Window Cleaning - Structural
Requirements, Equipment and Procedures". The extracts pertain to fall protection anchorages.
PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
21.0 Finding of Fact The board finds that the trade, occupation or process of cleaning the windows of public buildings involves such
elements of danger to the lives, health or safety of persons employed therein as to require special regulations for the
protection of such persons, in that such trade, occupation or process necessarily involves the constant hazard of falling
from dangerous heights and creates a substantial risk of serious injury to such persons and others.
21.1 Application (a) This Part (rule) applies to the trade, occupation and process of cleaning the windows of the public buildings which
are subject to the provisions of section 202 of the Labor Law; it applies also to the owners of such buildings, to the
cleaners and their employers, and to all persons providing equipment required by this Part (rule).
21.3 General (a) Owner's statement required. Before windows or window anchors are installed in a building subject to section 202
provisions of the Labor Law a sufficient statement of the proposed means and methods of cleaning such windows shall be submit-
ted by the owner (as defined) to the commissioner.
(b) Means and methods required. (See §21.4, infra.)
(1) No owner shall suffer or permit a cleaner to clean a window of his building unless it has the structural
features and the anchors or other fixed devices required by this Part (rule) in respect to the authorized
means and methods of cleaning used by the cleaner.
(2) No employer shall suffer or permit an employee to clean a window otherwise than in accordance with an
authorized means and method. Every employer must provide or cause to be provided to a cleaner in his
employ the portable equipment, devices and materials specified in respect to the authorized means and
methods used by such cleaner.
(3) No cleaner shall clean any window otherwise than in accordance with an authorized means and method.
(d) Defective windows and structures.
(1) No owner shall suffer or permit a cleaner to clean any window installed in his building if any part of such
window or surrounding structures upon which the cleaner may depend for support is so defective, damaged
or deteriorated as to affect its structural strength.
(2) The owner shall repair or replace any defective part upon which the cleaner may depend for support.
(e) Unsafe equipment prohibited.
(1) No person shall willfully sell, lend, provide or suffer or permit the use of, window cleaning equipment that
is unsafe in any respect.
(h) Installation of unapproved anchors. No person shall install an unapproved anchor.
(i) Unauthorized installations-removal by owner. Every unapproved anchor and every unauthorized installation of an
anchor, and every anchor of which the fastenings or supports are damaged or deteriorated, shall be removed or
rendered unusable by detachment of the anchor head.
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21.4 Authorized The following means and methods are authorized for window cleaning as hereinafter set forth:
means and (a) Working from safe surfaces.
(b) Working from window sills or ledges.
methods (c) Working from ladders.
(d) Working from boatswain's chairs.
(e) Working from scaffolds.
21.5 Working (b) Working surface. In using this method for cleaning from the outside the cleaner shall work from a position on the ground
from safe surfaces level or on a roof, balcony or other structural part of the building which is capable of sustaining the weight of the cleaner and
his equipment. The surface on which the cleaner works shall not be pitched more than one inch in 12 inches. It shall either
extend six feet or more about the working position or be provided with a firm railing or parapet at least 32 inches high.
21.8 Working from (a) Approval required over 75 feet. After October 1, 1967, a boatswain's chair which is suspended from a point with an
boatswain’s chairs elevation of more than 75 feet above the nearest street or ground surface shall be approved for the specific building and
location where it is to be used to clean windows. Approval will not be considered unless other authorized means of cleaning
the windows have been found impracticable or impossible due to the exterior features of the building.
(b) Suspended point height of 75 feet or less. A manually operated boatswain's chair which is suspended from a point with
an elevation of 75 feet or less above the nearest street or ground surface is not required to be approved but shall conform to
the following requirements:
(1) Safety belt and lifeline required. Each person working from a boatswain's chair shall be provided with and shall
use an approved safety belt and a lifeline consisting of a hanging line and a tail line. The tail line shall be of
minimum practical length and shall be attached to the hanging line by an approved special device to allow vertical
adjustment of the point of attachment. Exception: See section 23.30 of Industrial Code Part (Rule No.) 23.
(4) Chairs. Boatswain's chairs and all supports shall be designed and constructed to sustain without failure a
minimum load of 600 pounds.
(6) Anchorage. The object to which the tackle is anchored shall be rigid and of sample strength.
(c) Powered boatswain's chairs. A powered boatswain's chair used for window cleaning shall be approved in respect to its
hoisting machine and shall be subject to the requirements set forth in this section in subdivision (a) and paragraphs (1), (2),
(3), (4), (6) and (7) of subdivision (b).
21.9 Working from (a) Compliance with Part (Rule No.) 23. Every scaffold used for cleaning by this method shall be designed, constructed,
scaffolds installed, operated and maintained in compliance with all relevant provisions of Part (Rule No.) 23, Protection of Persons
Employed in Construction and Demolition Work, as amended, except as the board may otherwise provide in this Part (rule) or
in a resolution of approval of a specific scaffold or type thereof.
(b) Maintenance and inspection requirements.
(1) The owner of the scaffold shall establish and maintain a log showing inspection and maintenance work performed
on the scaffold. The maintenance schedule and log sheet, recorded on forms furnished by the commissioner, shall
be available at the site for use by the commissioner or his authorized representative.
(2) Prior to being put into operation on any day, the scaffold shall be subjected to a preliminary inspection and test to
assure its safe condition. Results of this inspection shall be noted in the log. This inspection shall be performed
by the foreman or other responsible person trained in the use and operation of the scaffold.
(3) Upon discovery of any substantial defect or abnormal condition in the scaffold or any part thereof, the scaffold
shall be placed out of operation until such time as the abnormality or defect has been corrected and the scaffold
restored to its normal condition.
(c) Suspended scaffolds - 75 feet or more. Every suspended scaffold so used including both manually or power operated types
shall be approved if it is or is intended to be suspended from any point which has an elevation 75 feet or more above the
nearest street or ground surface.
(d) Suspended scaffolds - not exceeding 75 feet; lifelines.
(1) Every scaffold including both manually and power operated types which is suspended or is intended to be
suspended from any point not exceeding 75 feet in elevation above the nearest street or ground surface is required
to be approved only in respect to any hoisting machine which may be used thereon, provided that all other components
comply with Part (Rule No.) 23. A block and tackle is not construed to be a hoisting machine. Any part of such
scaffold assembly and suspension which is not named or described in Part (Rule No.) 23 is required to be approved
pursuant to section 23.26 of said Part (rule).
(2) Each person working on such a suspended scaffold shall be provided with and shall use an approved safety belt.
Each belt shall have its own lifeline, which shall consist of a hanging line and a tail line. The tail line shall be of
minimum practical length and shall be attached to the hanging line by an approved special device to allow vertical
adjustment of the point of attachment. The lifeline shall be securely attached to a sufficient anchorage. Exception:
See section 23.30 of Industrial Code Part (Rule No.) 23.
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23-1.16 Safety (a) Approval required. Safety belts, harnesses and all special devices for attachment to hanging lifelines shall be approved.
belts, harnesses,
(b) Attachment required. Every approved safety belt or harness provided or furnished to an employee for his personal safety
tail lines and shall be used by such employee in the performance of his work whenever required by this Part (rule) and whenever so
lifelines directed by his employer. At all times during use such approved safety belt or harness shall be properly attached either to a
securely anchored tail line, directly to a securely anchored hanging lifeline or to a tail line attached to a securely anchored
hanging lifeline. Such attachments shall be so arranged that if the user should fall such fall shall not exceed five feet.
(d) Lifelines. Any hanging lifeline required by this Part (rule) shall be not more than 300 feet in length from the point of suspen-
sion to grade, building setback or other surface. Every hanging lifeline shall be securely attached to a sufficient anchorage.
(a) Outrigger beams. Outrigger beams shall extend not more than six feet beyond the face of the building or other structure.
The inboard ends of outrigger beams, measured from the fulcrum points to the extreme inboard points of support, shall be
not less than one and one-half times the outboard ends in length.
(b) Inboard supports. The inboard ends of outrigger beams shall be securely supported either by means of struts bearing
against the sills in contact with an overhead structure or by means of anchoring tension members such as U-bolts secured to
the structural frame of the building or other structure.
23-5.8 (a) Inspection before installation. All load-carrying parts or components and means of suspension including adequacy of
All Suspension anchorage or support of every suspended scaffold shall be inspected before such scaffold is installed.
Scaffolds (b) Suspension from roof hooks or irons. No parapet, curtain wall or similar portion of a building or other structure shall be
used to support the roof hooks or irons of any suspended scaffold unless a professional engineer licensed to practice in the
State of New York certifies that such parapet, curtain wall or similar portion of a building or other structure is adequate to
support the loads intended to be imposed thereon. Such certification shall be kept on the job site available for examination by
the commissioner.
(c) Installation and use.
(1) The installation or horizontal change in position of every suspended scaffold shall be in charge of and under the
direct supervision of a designated person.
(2) The horizontal displacement of any suspended scaffold platform in a direction perpen dicular to the face of a
building or other structure by means of an applied horizontal force shall not exceed one-tenth of the vertical
distance from the elevation of the scaffold platform to its point of suspension. Any person who applies such
horizontal force to a scaffold platform while he is located on any portion of the building or other structure at a point
more than 10 feet above the ground, grade or equivalent surface shall be provided with and shall use an approved
safety belt with a lifeline in compliance with this Part (rule).
23-5.9 (c) Roof irons. Roof irons or hooks used in connection with two-point suspension scaffolds shall be constructed of mild steel
Two-point or wrought iron and shall be securely anchored. They shall be provided with tie-backs of at least three-quarters inch manila
suspension rope so installed that the tension is at right angles to the face of the building or other structure.
scaffold (e) Use of two-point suspension scaffolds.
(2) Every person located on any two-point suspension scaffold shall be provided with and shall be required to use an
approved safety belt or harness together with a separate hanging lifeline in compliance with this Part (rule).
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Nova Scotia Department
of Labour Fall Protection
and Scaffolding Regulations
This document contains extracts from the Fall Protection and Scaffolding Regulations made under Section 82 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
(S.N.S. 1996, c. 7, O.I.C. 96-14, January 3, 1996, N.S. Reg. 2/96). The extracts pertain to fall protection anchorages.
PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
Part II: Fall Protection (1) Where a person is exposed to the hazard of falling from a work area that is
Fall Protection
(a) 3 m or more above the nearest safe surface or water;
Required
(b) above a surface or thing that could cause injury to the person upon contact; or
(c) above an open tank, pit or vat containing hazardous material,
(i) the person shall wear a fall arrest system that includes a full body harness, a lanyard and an
anchor point and that otherwise complies with Section 8,
(ii) a guardrail shall be provided that meets the requirements of Section 9,
(iii) a personnel safety net shall be provided that meets the requirements of Section 10,
(iv) temporary flooring shall be provided that meets the requirements of Section 14, or
(v) a means of fall protection shall be provided that provides a level of safety equal to or greater than
a fall arrest system.
(2) Despite subsection (1)
(a) where a person is entering or exiting a work area by a safe means of access and egress, the requirements
of subsection (1) do not apply; and
(b) where work must be performed on or from a vehicle, rail car or other mobile equipment, fall protection is
required only where and to the extent reasonably practicable;
(c) where it would not be practical to perform work other than from a ladder and it is not practical for the worker
to maintain three points of contact while performing the work, fall protection is required only where and to
the extent practical; and
(d) where density of tree branches prevents an arborist from crotching, fall protection is required only where
and to the extent practical.
(3) Where a person is exposed to the hazard of falling from a work area that is in a location other than those
specified in clauses (1)(a), (b) or (c) and an officer determines that fall protection is required, fall protection
shall be used.
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Fall Arrest (1) A fall arrest system shall
Systems
(a) be adequately secured to
(i) an anchor point, or
(ii) a lifeline that is
(A) securely fastened to an anchor point, or
(B) attached to a static line that is securely fastened to an anchor point that is capable of withstanding
either the maximum load likely to be imposed on the anchor point or a load of 17.8 kN, whichever is greater;
(b) include a lanyard that
(i) is attached to an anchor point or lifeline, where practicable, above the shoulder of the user, and
(ii) complies with CSA Standard Z259.1-1995, "Fall Arresting Safety Belts and Lanyards for the Construction
and Mining Industries";
(c) prevent a free fall greater than 1.22 m where
(i) the fall arrest system is not equipped with a shock absorption system that complies with CSA Standard
Z259.11-M92, "Safety Belts and Lanyards", and that reduces the shock level of any fall to less than 4 kN; or
(ii) the combined free fall and shock absorbed deceleration distance exceeds the distance between the
work area and a safe surface; and
(d) include a full body harness that
(i) is attached to a lanyard,
(ii) is adjusted to fit the user of the harness, and
(iii) complies with CSA Standard Z259.10-M90, "Full Body Harnesses".
(2) A lifeline in a fall arrest system shall
(d) be securely attached to an anchor point;
(i) be used by no more than one person at a time;
(5) Each component of a fall arrest system, including each lifeline, shall be inspected by a competent person prior to each use
to determine whether there are any defective, or otherwise unsafe components and if a defect is observed, no person shall
use or permit the use of the system until the defective components are replaced or repaired.
(6) A fall arrest system that has arrested a fall shall
(a) be removed from service and inspected by a competent person; and
(b) be repaired to the original manufacturer's specifications or destroyed, when a defect is observed.
(7) A static line shall have a nominal diameter of at least 12.7 mm and shall
(a) be equipped with vertical supports at least every 9 m;
(b) have a maximum deflection, when taut, of no greater than 381 mm for a 9 m span;
(c) be equipped with turnbuckles or other comparable tightening device that provides anequivalent level of protection, at
the ends of the line;
(d) be made of Improved Plow Wire Rope;
(e) be equipped with softeners at all sharp edges or corners to protect against cuts or chafing; and
(f) be made only of components that are able to withstand either the maximum load likely to be imposed on the
components or a load of 8 kN, whichever is greater.
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Roof Work 17 (1) Where work is being done from or near the edge of a roof that has a slope of less than 3/12 in circumstances described
in subsection 7(1), fall protection shall be provided, in accordance with Section 7.
Suspended (16) Any outrigger or parapet clamp used on a suspended scaffold shall be tied to an anchor point so as to prevent movement
of the outrigger or clamp.
Scaffolds
19) A fall arrest system, including a ropegrab and an independent life line, shall be used by all persons working on or from a
suspended scaffold, and by all persons entering onto or leaving a suspended scaffold.
(20) Despite subsection (19), where a suspended scaffold has more than one means of support on each side of the work
platform, either of which would prevent collapse of the scaffold in the event of the failure of the other, a fall arrest system that
is attached to an adequate anchor point on the platform may be used.
(21) Despite subsection (19), where the suspended scaffold has more than one means of support on each side of the work
platform, either of which would prevent displacement of the work platform and falls by persons on the work platform in the
event of the failure of the other, persons need not use a fall arrest system.
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WCB OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA, Part 11 Fall
Protection Regulation
(1997)
This document contains extracts from the Workers' Compensation Board of British Columbia Policy and Legislation, Part 11: Fall Protection/Occupational
Health and Safety Regulation ('97). The extracts pertain to fall protection anchorages.
PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
GENERAL 11.2
REQUIREMENTS
(1) Unless elsewhere provided for in this Regulation, an employer must ensure that a fall protection system is used
when work is being done at a place
Obligation to use
fall protection (a) from which a fall of 3 m (10 ft) or more may occur, or
(b) where a fall from a lesser height involves an unusual risk of injury.
(2) The employer must ensure that guardrails meeting the requirements of Part 4 (General Conditions) or other similar
means of fall restraint are used when practicable.
(3) If the use of guardrails or similar means of fall restraint is not practicable, the employer must ensure that another
fall restraint system is used.
(4) If the use of a fall restraint system is not practicable, the employer must ensure that a fall arrest system is used.
11.3
(1) The employer must have a written fall protection plan for a workplace if
(a) work is being done at a location where workers are not protected by permanent guardrails, and from which
a fall of 7.5 m (25 ft) or more may occur,
(b) the employer uses a safety monitor and control zone or other work procedures as the means fall protection, or
(c) the board so directs, because a fall may involve an unusual risk of injury.
(2) The fall protection plan must be available at the workplace before work with a risk of falling begins.
(3) The plan must specify
(a) the fall hazards expected in each work area,
(b) the fall protection system or systems to be used in each area,
(c) the procedures to assemble, maintain, inspect, use and disassemble the fall protection system or systems, and
(d) the procedures for rescue of a worker who has fallen and is suspended by a personal fall protection system
or safety net, but is unable to effect self rescue.
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ANCHORS 11.13
General
(1) A lifeline, or a lanyard used without a lifeline, must be secured to an anchor.
Requirements
(2) An anchor plate with multiple attachment points designed to support combinations of suspension lines, tie-back lines and
lifelines must be certified in writing by a professional engineer.
(3) A temporary anchor must be removed upon completion of the work for which it was intended.
Fall Arrest Anchors 11.15
In a fall arrest system, an anchor for a vertical lifeline or for a lanyard used without a lifeline must
(a) have an ultimate load capacity of at least 22 kN (5 000 lbs), in any direction required to resist a fall, and,
(b) if permanent, be certified in writing by a professional engineer as having the required load capacity.
VERTICAL 11.22
LIFELINES
Free fall limits (1) A personal fall arrest system without a shock absorber must limit the free fall of a worker to 1.2 m (4 ft).
(2) A personal fall arrest system with a shock absorber may allow a free fall of up to 2 m (6.5 ft), or the limit specified in the
manufacturer's instructions, whichever is less.
Swing-fall hazard 11.23
A vertical lifeline must be installed and used in a manner that minimizes the swing-fall hazard.
Independent 11.24
Anchorage
Each vertical lifeline used for fall arrest must be secured to an independent point of anchorage.
Number of workers 11.25
Only one worker may be attached to a vertical lifeline, unless the vertical lifeline is part of a ladder safety device.
Double line 11.27
systems
A double line system, where the lifeline and equipment suspension line are rigged through a common control descent device,
must not be used unless the system and procedures for its use are acceptable to the board.
Permanent systems 11.30
Before a permanent horizontal lifeline system is used the employer must ensure that a professional engineer supplies to the
workplace a signed and dated drawing and instructions for the lifeline system showing
(a) the layout in plan and elevation, including anchor locations, installation specifications, anchor design and detailing,
(b) horizontal lifeline system specifications, including permissible free fall distance, clearance to obstructions below,
and rope size, breaking strength, termination details and initial sag or tension,
(c) the number of workers permitted to connect to the lifeline, and maximum arrest force to each worker, and
(d) written certification that the lifeline system has been installed in accordance with the design documents.
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INSPECTION AND 11.31
MAINTENANCE
Safety belts, harnesses, lanyards, lifelines, connecting hardware, anchors and other similar devices must be
General (a) inspected by a qualified person before use on each workshift,
Requirement
(b) kept free from substances and conditions that could contribute to their deterioration, and
(c) maintained in good working order.
Suspended 11.32
Scaffolds
(1) A device or part that is defective in condition or function must be removed from service.
(2) After a fall protection system has arrested the fall of a worker, it must
(a) be removed from service, and
(b) not be returned to service until it has been inspected and recertified as safe for use by the manufacturer or its
authorized agent, or by a professional engineer.
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IWCA I-14.1 2001
WINDOW CLEANING
SAFETY STANDARD
This document contains extracts from the "I-14" Standard, an American National Standard (ANSI), relating to fall protection anchorages. For complete data,
refer to the actual standard.
The purpose of the Standard is to provide safety to window cleaners and to others, such as a passerby, where window cleaning operations are in progress,
by specifying equipment with practical and adequate factors and features, and requiring safe use, design and maintenance of such equipment.
The Standard is also designed for reference by regulatory governmental agencies or to serve these agencies as a guide in the formation of safety rules
and regulations and is for use by registered professional engineers and architects and by manufacturers of window cleaning equipment and devices.
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Fall Protection Fall protection, perimeter guarding, personal fall arrest systems or a personal fall restraint system (as applicable) shall
3.8 be provided for all work areas (with the exception of working from a ladder supported at grade or using a window
cleaner's belt and window cleaner's belt anchors) that expose a worker to a fall hazard when approaching within 6 feet
(1800 mm) of an unguarded edge or unguarded skylight. The means or methods used shall comply with the require-
ments found in Section 9.2 of this Standard
Anchorages Building owners and window cleaning contractors shall not allow suspended work to be performed unless it has been
3.9 determined that the building has provided, identified and certified anchorages complying with Section 9 or 10 for:
independent safety lines; tie-backs for outriggers, parapet clamps and cornice hooks; primary support anchorages for
powered and manual boatswain's chairs; primary support anchorages for rope descent systems; horizontal (rope) lines
or lifelines; and wherever else required
Building All buildings where window cleaning is performed in accordance with Section 1.3 and employing suspended equipment
Requirements shall be equipped with roof anchorages or other approved devices that will provide for safe use of the equipment in
7.1.1 conformance with the provisions of this Standard.
7.1.2 Window cleaning performed that employs other methods than those complying with Section 4.1.1 shall have or utilize
approved devices that will provide for safe working procedures in conformance with the provisions of this Standard.
7.1.6 Existing buildings without provisions for a window cleaning system may provide a combination of building supplied fall
protection and anchorages plus window cleaning contractor supplied transportable equipment or a window cleaner's
belt anchor system. Where such a decision is selected, roof anchorages, supporting fixtures, window cleaner's belt
anchors and/or transportable equipment shall be designed, manufactured, installed, operated and maintained in
accordance with applicable portions of Part B. Fall protection provisions shall comply with Section 9.2. Wind sway
protection, where required, shall comply with Section 15.14.
Anchorages and Anchorages shall be capable of sustaining a 5000 pound (2268 kg) minimum load or a minimum 4-to-1 safety factor,
Fall Protection whichever is greater, in any direction that a load may be applied.
9.2.1
Anchorages shall be inspected annually by a qualified person. Anchorages shall be re-certified when re-roofing or
9.1.9 renovating (pertinent to the window cleaning system) or at periods not to exceed 10 years. The report of this inspection
shall be included in the building's log book. If during the anchorage's inspection an area of suspicion is identified, a test
procedure, if necessary, shall be performed under the approval of a registered professional engineer.
9.1.10 Certification and re-certification of anchorages shall be under the supervision of a registered professional engineer.
9.1.11 A horizontal (rope) line may be used as an anchorage or may be a fundamental part of a fall arrest system. In all cases,
horizontal lines shall be designed by or under the direct supervision of a registered professional engineer experienced
in such designs.
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Personal Fall
Arrest System Personal fall arrest systems shall not be attached to guardrail systems, nor shall they be attached to hoists.
9.2.2 (f)
Personal fall arrest systems, when stopping a fall shall:
9.2.2 (g)
1) limit maximum arresting force on an employee to 1800 pounds (8 kN) when used with a body harness;
2) be rigged such that an employee can neither free fall more than 6 feet (1800 mm), nor contact any lower level;
3) bring an employee to a complete stop and limit maximum deceleration travel distance of an employee to 42 inches (1067 mm);
4) have sufficient strength to withstand twice the potential impact energy of an employee free falling a distance of 6
feet (1800 mm), or the free fall distance permitted by the system, whichever is less.
Boatswain Chair When manual swinging scaffold and boatswain's chairs are used for window cleaning, building owners shall provide anchor-
Roof Anchorages ages conforming to Sections 9 and 17 of this Standard. All anchorages shall be designed, installed and located under the
13.2.1 supervision of a registered professional engineer. Window cleaners are not permitted to use anchorages for any other purpose
that the one identified in the plan of maintenance for the building.
13.2.2 An anchorage used for a personal fall arrest system shall be independent from the anchorage used for the suspension system.
Fall arrest anchorages shall be provided by the building owner and comply with Sections 9 and 17 of this Standard.
Transportable
Suspended Powered Occupants of powered platforms shall have means to prevent them from falling more than 6 feet (1800 mm) in the event one
Platforms (single and or more suspension point fails. When operating a platform suspended from a single point system with two wire rope support,
multiple suspensions) means shall be provided for an independent vertical lifeline attached to a certified anchorage on the roof.
1.2.1
When operating a platform suspended from a two point system with two wire rope support, means shall be provided for an
independent vertical lifeline attached to a certified anchorage on the roof. When operating a platform suspended from a two
15.2.2 point system with four rope support, means shall be provided for an independent vertical lifeline attached to a certified
anchorage on the roof or to an engineered horizontal lifeline (dog line) structurally affixed to the work platform.
Ground Rigid
Platforms Ground rigged scaffolding may be suspended from roof support equipment (complying with Section 17), providing the height
15.15.1 of suspension does not exceed 300 feet (91m) unless continuous engagement is employed to provide wind sway protection.
15.15.2 Where suspension heights exceed 130 feet (40 m) and where rigging must be suspended by hand , mechanical means shall
be provided for raising and lowering lines (wire rope, fiber and cable) when the entire line's weight exceeds 55 pounds (25 kg).
Single Point In addition to complying with all applicable provisions of Section 15, powered, single point suspended working platforms shall
Suspended be equipped with a secondary wire rope separate from the suspension rope which will prohibit the work platform from falling
should there be a failure of the primary means of support. Except for powered cages with an overhead obstruction, the
Working Platforms operator shall be either secured to the work platform by a full body harness and lanyard or to an independent vertical lifeline.
15.16
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(Note: Powered
Boatswain’s Chairs Horizontal lines constructed of wire rope are permissible for use as a tie-back provided:
similar)
a) the line(s) is (are) permanently left in place;
Roof Support
Equipments b) they are attached to certified anchorages, excluding parapet clamps;
17.1.4 c) its wire rope and wire rope end attachments comply with Section.9.1.1;
d) the wire is inspected prior to each use in accordance with Section 9.1.9.
Davits and Davit Davits may be used to support window cleaning activities providing they are no used within 10 feet (3 m) of high-voltage lines and:
Fixtures
17.2.1 a) the davit is designed by a registered professional engineer;
b) the davit has a stability factor of at least 4 to 1 against overturning. Each davit shall be designed to support an
ultimate load of not less than 4 times the rated load (based upon the rated load of the hoist when supporting a
powered access platform);
c) the davit has a load rating plate permanently affixed to it stating the davits weight, the manufacturer's name, date
of manufacture and maximum allowable load and that the working load is not to be exceeded during its use;
d) the suspension rope (s) shall be attached to the davit with a safety hook or screw pin shackle;
e) the davit is not craned to the roof level where it is to be used;
f) the davit's butt or base fixture mates to the building's socket;
g) means are provided to lock the davit to its socket or base before it is used to suspend the platform;
h) the roof socket meets all requirements of Section 17.3:
i) the davit weighs less than 80 pounds (36.2 kg) or is equipped with wheels.
17.2.2 Portable davits shall not have an arm reach exceeding eight (8) foot, six (6) inches (2.6 m) measured from the primary rope
support to the centerline of the davits' mast.
Sockets Roof or parapet mounted sockets may be used to support portable davits providing:
17.3.1
a) the socket has a load rating plate and that the load is not exceeded;
b) the socket allows for the davit to be tipped down for insertion of the davit butt into the socket and the angle of tip
down shall not exceed a maximum of 15 degrees above the horizon;
c) if the direction of tip down is parallel to the parapet, provisions shall be provided so as to prohibit the davit from
being accidentally dropped over the side of the building;
d) any parapet exceeding six feet in height, to which a socket is mounted, shall provide means for the:
1) safe access of personnel to rig the tip of the davit;
2) davit erection;
3) rotation of the davit arm is necessary for the specific application;
4) safe boarding of the suspended unit.
17.3.2 When portable sockets are used they shall:
a) be designed to be used with the davit and the roof fixture to which it mates;
b) be fitted with wheels to allow ready movement from pedestal to pedestal;
c) not require lifting to mate with the pedestal;
d) shall have a pedestal pin attachment connection or positive locking pin connection to the pedestal;
e) socket/pedestal connections requiring bolts or other threaded fasteners shall not be used.
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Counterweight
Outriggers Transportable, counterweighted outriggers may be used to support ground rigged window cleaning activities and RDS, providing:
17.5.1 a) the outrigger is designed by a registered professional engineer;
b) the outrigger has a stability factor of four against overturning or upsetting of the outrigger. Each outrigger shall be
designed to support an ultimate load of not less than 4 times the rated load (based upon the rated load of the hoist
when supporting a pow ered access platform). The fulcrum point of the beam shall rest on leg(s) or equivalent
supports securely attached to the beam and so arranged as to prevent lateral overturning of the beam. Each
outrigger shall be designed for lateral stability to prevent rollover in the event an accidental lateral load is applied
to the outrigger. The accidental lateral load to be considered in this design shall not be less than 15% of the rated load;
c) the inboard end of outrigger beams, measured from the fulcrum point to the anchorage point, shall be not less than
1-½ times the outboard end in length;
d) solid counterweights are secured to the inboard end of the outrigger;
e) the outrigger has a load rating plate permanently affixed to it and readily visible, bearing the following information
in letters at least ¼ inch (6.4 mm) in height:
1) the beam's rated load;
2) manufacturer's name;
3) precautionary warning message prohibiting use of the beam within 10 feet of high voltage lines:
f) the suspension rope(s) shall be attached to the outrigger with a safety hook or screw pin shackle;
g) the outrigger is not craned to the roof level where it is to be used;
h) each outrigger shall be tied back to a certified anchorage on the building with a wire rope equivalent in strength
to the suspension rope, but in no case less than 5/16 inch (8mm) in diameter. The tie-back rope shall be installed
parallel to the center line (longitudinal axis) of the outrigger. All tie-down fittings at the inboard end of the beam
shall be of a type that vibration effects shall not produce accidental disengagement. Safety hooks for beam
tie-down shall not be used.
i) the outrigger shall be so located that the suspension wires for a two point suspended working platform are hung
parallel and any portion of the outrigger or its counter weights weighing more than 80 pounds (36 kg) shall be
equipped with a stable means for its transport
Parapet Clamps Each clamp/hook shall be tied back to a certified anchorage on the building with rope equivalent in strength to the suspension
and Cornice Hooks rope but in no case less than 5/16 inch (8 mm) in diameter. The tie-back rope shall be installed parallel to the center line
17.6.1 (f) (longitudinal axis) of the clamp/hook
Overhead Monorail Transportable trolleys may be used on overhead tracks permanently affixed to the building to support window cleaning
Tracks and Trolleys activities providing:
17.7.1 a) the monorail tracks have end stops and the system is equipped with independent trolleys from which the
operator's vertical lifeline is suspended;
b) the primary support trolley(s) and the safety line trolley(s) are designed by a registered professional engineer and
has a stability factor of at least 4 to 1 against the causation of structural damage to its supporting track. Each
trolley and its supporting track struc ture shall be designed to support an ultimate load of not less than 4 times the
rated load (based upon the rated load of the hoist when supporting a powered access plat form) plus the safety
line load for each operator suspended from the track;
c) the trolley's wheel diameter and wheel gauge have been verified by a registered professional engineer for specific
use on the monorail beam and the beam will safely support the loads applied;
d) the trolley system is designed in accordance with ASME A120.1;
e) the trolley and track are inspected and tested in strict accordance with Section 8 of this Standard.
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Appendix C - Anchor
Placement for NOTE: These appendices are intended to be used only as a reference or guideline and are not to be considered a part of the
Working Lines, ANSI/IWCA I-14.1 Window Cleaning Safety Standard.
Lifelines and The following recommendations are a guideline for the placement and installation of permanent anchorages on buildings where
Tie-Back Lines workers will be using suspended access equipment to perform window cleaning. The ANSI/IWCA I-14.1 Standard presently requires
that working lines, lifelines and tie back lines be anchored either in line with the suspended worker or within 15 degrees of perpendicular.
New Construction Newly constructed buildings compliance with the requirement of "in line" is easily done during the design phase of the building.
Anchors should be placed in line to the work area so as to prevent displacement of lines under load and/or a fall greater than 6 feet
(1800 mm). Placement of anchors shall not be within 6 feet (1800 mm) of the roof edge unless fall protection is provided
to access those anchors safely. In no case should anchor spacing exceed 12 feet (3.6 m). In essence, the risk to the worker is greatly
reduced by placing the anchors further back from the roof edge. (12 feet [3.6 m] to 50 feet [15.2 m]).
Existing Buildings The installation or identification of anchorages on existing buildings will vary from that of new buildings. Existing buildings can
present obstacles that will prevent ideal anchor placement. However, the safety of the worker(s) shall be of utmost importance when
designing an anchor system to be installed on an existing building in compliance with Section 14.6. Ideally, anchors are to be placed
in line with the suspended worker(s). Where this is impracticable, anchors may be offset no more than 15 degrees from in line
(perpendicular) provided displacement of the rope under load can be prevented. (see Fig. AP-1)
As with new construction, placement of anchors shall not be within 6 feet (1800 mm) of the roof edges unless fall protection is
provided to access those anchors safely. In no case should anchor spacing exceed 12 feet (3.6 m). As stated for new buildings, the
risk to the worker(s) is greatly reduced by placing the anchors further back from the roof edge. (12 feet [3.6 m] to 50 feet [15.2 m]).
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CSA-Z259.13-04
(Flexible Horizontal
Lifeline Systems)
This document contains extracts from the CSA-Z259.13-04. Standard relating to horizontal lifeline fall protection systems. This is the first edition of CSA
Z259.13, Flexible horizontal lifeline systems. It is part of the Z259 series of Standards for components of personal fall-arrest systems.
The purpose of this Standard is to specify requirements related to the performance, design, testing, labeling, and provision of instructions for every element
of flexible horizontal lifeline systems, including every element of the system from anchorage connector to anchorage connector, it does not, however, cover
anchorages or anchor design.
This Standard was prepared by the Technical Committee on Fall Protection, under the Jurisdiction of the Strategic Steering Committee on Occupational
Health and Safety, and has been formally approved by the Technical Committee. It will be submitted to the Standards Council of Canada for approval as a
National Standard of Canada.
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FScope This Standard specifies requirements related to the performance, design, testing, labeling, and provision of instructions
for pre-engineered flexible horizontal lifeline systems (FHLSs) for the attachment of personal protective equipment for
1.1 protection against falls from a height. These systems are used for arresting falls and may be used for work positioning
and travel restraint.
Minimum Strength The minimum strength of a newly assembled FHLS shall be at least twice the anticipated MAL when the system is
Requirement installed and used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. The minimum strength shall be verified by the
4.4 test procedures described in Clause 7.3.An FHLS should not be used under conditions that could diminish the strength
of the system, such as with worn, broken, missing, altered, or corroded components, or after the system has arrested
a fall or been exposed to the forces equivalent to those created by arresting a fall.
End Anchorage The manufacturer of an FHLS shall provide data on maximum arrest loads (MALs) to enable the certification organiza-
Strength Requirement tion to accurately assess the minimum strength requirements for the end anchorages. Each end anchorage shall be
4.5 rated at a minimum strength at least twice the MAL in the direction of intended loading when the FHLS is installed and
used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Minimum Clearance An FHLS shall be designed, tested, and installed in a manner that will provide adequate clearance in the potential path
Requirement of a fall for those foreseeable conditions of use intended by the manufacturer of the system. FHLS manufacturers shall
give FHLS owners data that is sufficient for accurately assessing the minimum clearance required for each FHLS
4.6 configuration when the system is installed and used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions (including a
safety margin of 1 m (3.3 ft or more).
Wire Rope Lines The minimum breaking strength of a terminated wire rope shall be at least twice the MAL but not less than 28.9 kN
4.6 (6500 lbf). The minimum rope diameter shall be 8 mm (5/16 in). Wire rope lines shall comply with CSA G4.
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In-Line Fittings The minimum breaking strength of all in-line fittings shall be at least twice the MAL but not less than 22.2 kN (5000 lbf). Personal
5.2.4 fall arrest systems shall not be attached to guardrail systems, nor shall they be attached to hoists.
Horizontal Life
The minimum breaking strength of a horizontal lifeline energy absorber at maximum extension shall be at least twice the MAL but
Energy Absorbers not less than 22.2 kN (5000 lbf).
5.2.5.1
Intermediate Every intermediate anchorage connector and its related hardware shall be designed to
Anchorage
Connectors (a) allow the line to pass through the connector aperture; and
5.3.2 (b) resist and transfer to the intermediate anchorage a minimum load of 4.0 kN (900 lbf) for each worker permitted on the
system, but not less than 16.0 kN (3600 lbf) in all potential directions of loading.
Instructions Essentially, clear instructions in both English and French shall be supplied. The following shall be included in the instructions:
8.3.1
(a) the required end anchorage strength and stiffness;
(b) the required intermediate anchorage strength and stiffness;
(c) the recommended height above the platform for installation of the horizontal lifeline;
(d) a method for determining the configurations in which the system may be used;
(e) a method for determining, setting, adjusting, and checking the specified line tension;
(f) a method for determining the required minimum clearances;
(g) the maximum number of workers allowed to be on the system at one time, and where they shall be positioned on the
system (this is especially important in cases where the number of allowable workers on the same span is different from
the total recommended number of workers);
(h) the specifications of the appropriate connecting subsystems;
(i) instructions for workers for maintaining continuous attachment to the system (including an instruction that mobile
attachment devices should be removed from the lifeline only in a safe area such as an entry/exit point);
(j) appropriate warnings concerning environments that pose a hazard, as well as guidelines for selecting environments that
are suitable for use;
(k) a warning that if a fall occurs or an inspection reveals an unsafe condition, the system is to be taken out of service until
an inspector authorized by the manufacturer or the manu facturer's representative can determine whether the system
is safe for continued use;
(l) the recommended maintenance and inspection procedure;
(m) a warning that only suitably trained people should be allowed to use the system;
(n) a warning against alterations or additions to the system without the manufacturer's prior written consent;
(o) a complete list of the contents of the system provided by the manufacturer at the time of sale;
(p) a warning to inspect the system before each use; and
(q) a recommendation that a plan be put in place and the means be at hand for prompt rescue of workers following a fall
arrest occurrence, including any use of the FHLS in effecting the rescue.
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Labeling The labeling for systems installed by the manufacturer or by an installer authorized by the manufacturer shall contain the same
8.2.2 information as is provided for systems in kit form, except that the name, address, and telephone number of the installer shall be
supplied in addition to the name, address, and telephone number of the manufacturer.
Essentially the following information, in both English and French, shall be indelibly marked on labels permanently attached at the
intended entry points or at one end of the lifeline:
(a) the manufacturer's name, address, and telephone number;
(b) the year of manufacture;
(c) the serial number, if applicable;
(d) the mark of a certification organization accredited by the Standards Council of Canada indicating that the system
conforms to this Standard;
(e) the required end anchorage strength;
(f) the required intermediate anchorage strength;
(g) a method for determining the required minimum clearances;
(h) the maximum number of workers allowed to be on the system at one time, and where they shall be positioned on the system;
(i) the specifications of the appropriate connecting subsystems;
(j) appropriate warnings concerning environments that pose a hazard, as well as guidelines for selecting environments that
are suitable for use;
(k) a warning that if a fall occurs or an inspection reveals an unsafe condition, the system is to be taken out of service until
an inspection authorized by the manufacturer or the manu facturer's representative can determine whether the system
is safe for continued use;
(l) the recommended maintenance and inspection procedure;
(m) a warning that only suitably trained workers should be allowed to use the system;
(n) a warning against alterations or additions to the system without the manufacturer's prior written consent;
(o) a warning to inspect the system before each use;
(p) the permissible direction of loading on the system; and
(q) a recommendation that a plan be put in place and the means be at hand for prompt rescue of workers following a fall
arrest occurrence, including any use of the FHLS in effecting the rescue.
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ONTARIO BUILDING CODE,
1997 (Anchor System on
Building Exterior)
This document contains extracts from the OBC relating to anchor system used for fall protection when performing exterior building maintenance or window
cleaning operations.
PARAGRAPH REQUIREMENT
REFERENCE
Anchor System (1) Where maintenance and window cleaning operations are intended to be carried out on the exterior of a building
on Building Exterior described in Article 2.1.1.2, anchor systems shall be provided where any portion of the roof is more than 8 m (26 ft 3 in) above
adjacent ground level.
4.1.10.8
(2) Except as provided in Sentence (3), the anchor system in Sentence (1) shall be designed, installed and tested in
conformance with CSA Standard Z91, “Safety Code for Window Cleaning Operations”.
(3) Other anchor systems may be used where such systems provide an equal level of safety
(4) The anchor system material shall be made of stainless steel, aluminum, or other corrosoin resistant base material,
or from steel that is hot dipped galvanized, in accordance with CSA Standard G164-M81, “Hot Dip Galvanizing of Irregu-
larly Shaped Articles”.
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ROOF ANCHORS, ETC
SPECIFICATION
Note: This fall arrest roof anchors specification, with minor editing, has been written as a separate section of work. Alternatively, the
appropriate clauses may be incorporated as part of a roofing specification in regions where this feature is desired.
PART 1: GENERAL
1.01 SECTION INCLUDES
1.03 REFERENCES
Canadian
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-11SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-11USS with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt]
roof anchor to [CSA Z91-M90] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: urethane insulated hollow s.s. type 304 steel post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm)
wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) s.s. type 304 base plate;
single 1” (25 mm) Type 304 s.s. bolt with EPDM weather seal, top nut and washer, and type SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) 304 s.s. 1/4” x 4” x 4” (6
mm x 102 x 102 x mm) under deck plate, lock washer and nut; SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing of .018” ( 0.46
mm) Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and base seal and [PVC coated deck flange]
[bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest roof anchor: Thaler [FARA-12SS with type 304 stainless steel forged eye ] [FARA-12USS with type 304 stainless steel U bolt] roof
anchor to [CSA Z91-M90] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: urethane insulated hollow type 304 s.s. post 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x
4-1/2” (114) dia. x 12” (305) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” ( 16 mm x 203 x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate prepared to receive four 5/8” (16
mm) dia. adhesive anchor bolts (by others); SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing .018” (0.46 mm) type 304 stainless
steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck
flange].
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-13SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-13USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x
12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; four 5/8” (16 m mm) Type 304 s.s. bolts
and 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) under-beam s.s. plate; SJ-37(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing .018”
(0.46 mm) type 304 stainless steel to CSA B27293, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck
flange][bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-14SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-14USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x
12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 5” x 5” (16 mm x 127 mm x 127 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard
STACK JACK flashing .018” (0.46 mm) type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal
and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-17SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-17USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x
12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 10” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm x 254 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard
STACK JACK flashing .018” (0.46 mm) type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal
and [PVC coated deck flange][bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-41SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-41USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x
12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard
STACK JACK flashing .018” (0.46 mm) type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal
and [PVC coated deck flange][bituminous painted deck flange].
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-42SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-42USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
with Type 304 s.s. cap assembly to [CSA Z91-M90][OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM weather seal, top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin;
insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm
x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing of .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type
304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous
painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-43SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-43USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] withType 304 s.s. cap assembly to [CSA Z91-02][OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM weather
seal, top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin; insu; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x
12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; four 5/8” (16 mm) Type 304 s.s. bolts; 5/8”
x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 x 203 mm) under-beam stainless steel plate, lock washers and nuts; SJ-37(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK
JACK flashing .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal
and [PVC coated deck flange][bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-44SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-44USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with Type 304 s.s. cap assembly to [CSA Z91-02][OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM weather
seal, top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x 12”
(305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 5” x 5” (16 mm x 127 mm x 127 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate SJ-37(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK
JACK flashing .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal
and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-45SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-45USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with Type 304 s.s. cap assembly to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM weather
seal, top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114) dia. x 12”
(305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; single 1” (25 mm) Type 304 s.s. bolt; SJ-34(9),
9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple
Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-46SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-46USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with ; with Type 304 s.s. cap assembly to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: EPDM
weather seal, top nut, washer, s.s. cotter pin; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm)
dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x
203 mm) under-joist Type 304 s.s. plate and 1/4” x 4” x 4” (6 mm x 102 mm x 102 mm) HSS crosstube assembly; four 5/8” (16 mm) Type 304
s.s. bolts with lock washers and nuts; SJ-37(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304
stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous
painted deck flange]. (HSS)
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-47SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-47USS with stainless steel U bolt] roof anchor
to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm)
dia. x 12” (305 mm) high welded to 5/8” x 10” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm x 254 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; single 1” (25 mm) Type 304 s.s.
bolt with EPDM weather seal, top nut, washer and s.s. cotter pin; s.s. Type 304 5/8” x 4” x 12” (16 mm x 102 mm x305 mm) core slab plate,
lock washer and nut; SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm) high New-Standard STACKJACK flashing .018” (0.46 mm) Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93,
with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Fall arrest wall anchors: Thaler [FARA-93SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-93USS with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt eye]
wall anchor to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate.
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1. Fall arrest wall anchors: Thaler [FARA-94SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-94USS with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt eye]
wall anchor to [ CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, [Sub parts D and F] with single 3/4” (19 mm) dia. s.s.bolt and EPDM washer seal, s.s. cladding
spacer HSS 1/4” x 4-1/2”; 1/4” x4” x 4” (6 mm x 102 mm x 102 mm) s.s. back up plate, lock washer and nut.
1. Fall arrest wall anchors: Thaler [FARA-95SS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-95USS with Type 304 stainless steel U bolt eye]
wall anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with single 3/4” (19 mm) s.s pier bolt and s.s. 1/4” x 4” x 4” (6 mm x 102 mm
x 102 mm) Type 304 s.s. back up plate; 1/4” x 4” x 4” (6 mm x 102 mm x 102 mm) Type 304 s.s. HSS pier welded to 5/8” x 8” x 8” (16 mm x
203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate prepared to receive four 5/8” (16 mm) anchor bolts (by others).
1. Fall arrest terrace anchors: Thaler FARA-96SS anchor with 1/4” (6 mm) Type 304 stainless steel swivel plate eye to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA
1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with: hollow type 304 s.s.low post (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. welded to 5/8” x 8” x
8” (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s.base plate prepared to receive four 5/8” (16 mm) dia.adhesive anchor bolts (by others); two EPDM
washer seals; 22 ga. x 11-1/2” x 11-1/2” (0.76 mm x 292 mm x 292 mm) perforated Type 304 s.s.enclosure box with solid 1/8” x 12” x 12” (3
mm x 305 mm x 305 mm) s.s.pan formed cover; 22 ga. x 17-1/2” (0.76 mm x 445 mm) dia. s.s. flashing disc.
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1. Fall arrest roof anchors: Thaler [FARA-106BSS with Type 304 stainless steel forged eye] [FARA-106BUSS with stainless steel U bolt] roof
anchor to [CSA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with; urethane insulated hollow Type 304 s.s. post (HSS) 1/4" (6 mm) wall thickness x 4-1/2" (114)
dia. x 12" (305 mm) high welded to 5/8" x 8" x 8" (16 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm) Type 304 s.s. base plate; SJ-37 7" (178 mm) high .031 (0.79
mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel New Standard STACK JACK flashing to CSA B272-93; 22 ga. x 8" x 8" (0.76 mm x 203 mm x 203 mm)
perforated Type 304 stainless steel enclosure box with solid 1/8" x 8-1/2" x 8-1/3" (3 mm x 216 mm x 216 mm) s.s. pan formed
cover; with EPDM Triple Pressure Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
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Portable Outriggers
AA. Portable Outriggers: Thaler FARA-155-P Portable Outrigger(s) to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] , 15’-9” (4.8 m) overall
length with 1/4” x 4” x 6” (6 mm x 102 mm x 152 mm) T-6061 aluminum pedestal support, suspension beam and carrier beam; 3/8” (10 mm)
s.s. eye suspension line attachment rigging plate; transport wheel assembly; A frame assembly of 1/4” x 3” x 3” (6 mm 76 mm x 76 mm)
aluminum tube and two 2” (51 mm) dia. alum. leg supports; s.s. turnbuckle assembly with 3/8” (10 mm) s.s. cable; s.s end caps with s.s. U-bolt
turnbuckle and tie-back eyes; [galvanized] [stainless steel] tie-back anchor and separate lifeline anchor.
1. Rope drop roof anchor: Thaler FARA-180SS adhesive bolt Type 304 s.s. rope drop anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and
F], with: 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. hollow s.s. steel sleeve section (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 6” (152 mm) dia., length to suit application,
welded to 5/8” x10” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm x 254 mm) s.s. base plate prepared to receive four 5/8” (16 mm) dia. adhesive anchor bolts (by
others); removable stainless steel 18 ga. cap w/ set screw tethered to 1/8” (3 mm) s.s. cable; 1” (25 mm) s.s. cross bar; SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm)
high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing of .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure
Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Monorail Maintenance System (Bolt Around Beam): Thaler FARA-201 Monorail Suspended Maintenance System to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA
1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with T-6061 aluminum C channel beam to suit main structure; 1/4” x 5” x 7” (12 mm x 127 mm x 178 mm)
galvanized hanger welded to 5/8” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm) underbeam plate for bolting to main I-beam structure; 10” (254 mm) wide steel
upper plate; s.s. hanger bolts, washers and nuts of sizes shown on drawings; trolleys with s.s. eyes.
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3.02 PREPARATION
A. For re-roofing or retrofit work, remove existing roof assembly as necessary to allow for installation of roof anchors.
B. In the event of structural deficiencies, deck corrosion or deterioration, ensure that a structural engineer has assessed and approved all
surfaces upon which the work of this Section depends. Institute repairs and/or reinforcement where necessary.
C. If necessary, protect building interior and contents against ingression of water, dust, debris or other deleterious material.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Roof Supports
1. Install anchors or equipment in accordance with manufacturer’s printed instructions, shop drawings and as specified.
2. Ensure anchors or equipment is installed under the direct supervision of a Professional Engineer [and Roofing Consultant].
3. Where necessary, provide protection against deterioration due to contact of dissimilar materials.
4. Where bolting is used for fastening anchors, no fewer than two threads is to be exposed and the nut is to be positively locked by
deforming threads, welding, pinning or equivalent method.
B. Flashing
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2. Set flashing deck flange in layer of plastic cement and flash in with 3 overlapping layers of felt flashing.
Modified Bitumen
3. Torch membrane until bitumen is fluid and set flashing deck flange into fluid. Flash in flange with two overlapping layers of ModBit and
seal with asphalt sealer. Do not overheat (melt) EPDM Base Seal.
Single Ply
4. Set deck flange in layer of membrane adhesive and extend single ply up sleeve to highest elevation possible and clamp membrane to
STACKJACK Flashing.
Note: For PVC membrane, specify PVC coated flashing; weld roofing to deck flange using PVC torch.
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RT 3: EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Report to the Contractor in writing, defects of work prepared by other trades and other unsatisfactory site conditions. Verify site dimensions.
Commencement of work will imply acceptance of prepared work.
Note: Review design criteria for tapered roof insulation systems if necessary for specific projects.
B. For roofs employing tapered insulation systems, height adjustments may be necessary i.e. ensure anchor eye is minimum 9” (229 mm) above
roof surface.
C. Retrofit Work
1. Remove sufficient area of roofing down to deck level to facilitate anchor installation.
2. Where possible and as directed by Roofing Consultant, reuse any salvageable materials and restore roofing system to match original.
3. Structural adequacy of a parapet or other part of the building on which the support system is placed shall be verified by a professional
engineer before rigging.
B. All anchor work to be inspected by a qualified testing agency, Professional Engineer [and Roof Consultant] upon completion of work.
Note: Field testing of roof and wall anchor products is not required. Only the field testing of adhesive fasteners is required. In rare
instances where adhesive fasteners must be tested after roof anchors have been roofed in, consult a Professional Engineer for
calculation of the load requirement prior to testing.
A. Verify that all manufactured units have been installed in accordance with specifications and details, and will function as intended. Adjust any
items where necessary to ensure proper operation.
B. Provide necessary documentation certifying system is acceptable for service (Engineer’s Certificate of Acceptance).
3.06 CLEANING
A. Clean manufactured units using materials and methods approved by manufacturer. Do not use cleaners or techniques which could impair
performance of the roofing system.
End of Section
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Portable Outriggers
AA. Portable Outriggers: Thaler FARA-155-P Portable Outrigger(s) to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and F] , 15’-9” (4.8 m) overall
length with 1/4” x 4” x 6” (6 mm x 102 mm x 152 mm) T-6061 aluminum pedestal support, suspension beam and carrier beam; 3/8” (10 mm)
s.s. eye suspen sion line attachment rigging plate; transport wheel assembly; A frame assembly of 1/4” x 3” x 3” (6 mm 76 mm x 76 mm)
aluminum tube and two 2” (51 mm) dia. alum. leg supports; s.s. turnbuckle assembly with 3/8” (10 mm) s.s. cable; s.s end caps with s.s. U-bolt
turnbuckle and tie-back eyes; galvanized] [stainless steel] tie-back anchor and separate lifeline anchor.
1. Rope drop roof anchor: Thaler FARA-180SS adhesive bolt Type 304 s.s. rope drop anchor to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA 1910.66, Sub parts D and
F], with: 4-1/2” (114 mm) dia. hollow s.s. steel sleeve section (HSS) 1/4” (6 mm) wall thickness x 6” (152 mm) dia., length to suit application,
welded to 5/8” x10” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm x 254 mm) s.s. base plate prepared to receive four 5/8” (16 mm) dia. adhesive anchor bolts (by
others); removable stainless steel 18 ga. cap w/ set screw tethered to 1/8” (3 mm) s.s. cable; 1” (25 mm) s.s. cross bar; SJ-34(9), 9” (229 mm)
high New-Standard STACK JACK flashing of .031” (0.79 mm) 22 ga. Type 304 stainless steel to CSA B272-93, with EPDM Triple Pressure
Grommet Seal and EPDM Base Seal and [PVC coated deck flange] [bituminous painted deck flange].
1. Monorail Maintenance System (Bolt Around Beam): Thaler FARA-201 Monorail Suspended Maintenance System to [CSA Z91-02] [OSHA
1910.66, Sub parts D and F] with T-6061 aluminum C channel beam to suit main structure; 1/4” x 5” x 7” (12 mm x 127 mm x 178 mm)
galvanized hanger welded to 5/8” x 10” (16 mm x 254 mm) underbeam plate for bolting to main I-beam structure; 10” (254 mm) wide steel
upper plate; s.s. hanger bolts, washers and nuts of sizes shown on drawings; trolleys with s.s. eyes.
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