Roof Tie In System

Anchor points are a vital part of a fall protection system.

Roof tie in system.

Roof tie backs shall be tested to no more than 50 percent of their rated capacity. Roof anchors can be as simple as a d ring connection or as complex as a complete lifeline system. For example a roof tie back with a rated capacity of 5000 pounds shall not be tested in excess of 2500 pounds. Strip the roofing from the old roof at the connection point to.

Anchor connector and harness. California code of regulations title 8 section 3296 b 4 b. Upgear s red yellow and green color coding system identifies the 3 products in the fall protection system. A collar tie is a horizontal roof rafter compression connector that is located in the uppermost third of the span of a pair of opposed sloped or gable roof rafters.

Chip away the existing gravel exposing the stone underneath. Anchor points are usually installed on the roof and are used to connect lanyards lifelines and other forms of tie off which prevent a worker from falling. By upper third here we mean one third of the length of the rafter from ridge to top plate. The system provides a complete fall protection solution for the roofing contractor all in a convenient bucket.

Tie a new gable or hip roof to an existing gable or hip roof with valley rafters which perform the same function as ledgers.