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22、viro100, which contains 100% recycled post-consumer fibre, is EcoLogo and Processed Chlorine Free certified, and was manufactured using biogas energy.February 2012 iii Contents Canadian Standards Association Full body harnesses Technical Committee on Fall Protection v Subcommittee on Full Body Harne

23、sses viii Preface ix 1S c o p e 1 1.1 General 1 1.2 Exclusions 1 1.3 Stipulation of design 1 1.4 Terminology 1 1.5 Units of measurement 1 2 Reference publications 1 3 Definitions 2 4 Design requirements 3 4.1 Fibre webbing 3 4.1.1 Material 3 4.1.2 Stitching and cut ends 3 4.1.3 Width and strength 3

24、4.2 Connecting components 3 4.2.1 Full body harness component connections and terminations 3 4.2.2 Connection to systems or elements external to the full body harness 3 4.3 Keeper 4 4.4 Tongue type buckles 4 4.5 Fall arrest indicators 4 4.6 Avoidance of the genital area 4 4.7 Classification 4 4.8 Cl

25、ass A Fall arrest 4 4.9 Class D Suspension and controlled descent 4 4.10 Class E Limited access 5 4.11 Class L Ladder climbing 5 4.12 Class P Work positioning 5 4.13 Alternative applications 5 4.14 Alternative materials and construction 5 5 Test samples and performance requirements 5 5.1 Test sample

26、s 5 5.2 Drop test 6 5.2.1 Class A feet first 6 5.2.2 Class A head first 6 5.2.3 Classes D, E, L, and P 6 5.3 Fall arrest indicator test 6 6 Test equipment and procedures 6 6.1 Test equipment 6 6.1.1 Test mass 6 6.1.2 Quick release 6 6.1.3 Drop test structure 6Z259.10-12 Canadian Standards Associatio

27、n iv February 2012 6.2 Test procedures 7 6.2.1 Full body harness assembly to test mass 7 6.2.2 Drop tests 7 6.2.3 Angle of test mass at rest after feet-first Class A drop test 8 6.2.4 Harness stretch after feet-first Class A drop test 9 6.2.5 Fall arrest indicator static test 9 6.2.6 Fall arrest ind

28、icator dynamic test 9 7 Markings and informational material 9 7.1 Markings 9 7.2 Informational material 9 Annexes A (informative) Supplementary information 18 Figures 1 P i c t o g ram illustrating application of a Class A fall arrest full body harness 10 2 P i c t o g ram illustrating application o

29、f a Class D suspension and controlled descent full body harness 11 3 P i c t o g ram illustrating application of a Class E limited access full body harness 11 4 P i c t o g ram illustrating application of a Class L ladder climbing access full body harness 12 5 P i c t o g ram illustrating applicatio

30、n of a Class P work positioning full body harness 12 6 G e neral arrangement of torso-shaped test mass 13 7 P o l ar coordinates of sections of torso-shaped test mass 14 8 D e t e rmining test mass angle when at rest 15 9 T e s t y o k e 16 10 F rontal, sternal, and dorsal locations on the human bod

31、y 17 Canadian Standards Association Full body harnesses February 2012 v Technical Committee on Fall Protection R. ONeil Fall Protection Group Inc., Calgary, Alberta Chair G. Small High Engineering Corp., Calgary, Alberta Vice-Chair M. Abskharon Ministry of Labour, Mississauga, Ontario T. Accursi Pea

32、kworks Inc., Vaughan, Ontario A.L. Albert WorkSafeNB, Saint John, New Brunswick P. Anderson Sperian Fall Protection Inc., Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA J. Arteau cole de technologie suprieure, Montral, Qubec J. Bencharski Manitoba Hydro, Winnipeg, Manitoba Associate G. Bride Stratford Shakespeare Fest

33、ival, Stratford, Ontario C. Budziak NSafe Engineering Inc., Toronto, Ontario Associate W. Chan Worksafe BC, Vancouver, British Columbia A. Chantelois Prochute Scurit Inc., Saint-Lambert, Qubec P. Clemmons J.E. Lortie Cie Limite, Montral, Qubec Associate O. Crabbe Department of National Defence, Otta

34、wa, Ontario Associate L. Desbois Prochute Scurit Inc., Saint-Lambert, Qubec Associate S. Doan Niagara Safety Products, Fort Erie, Ontario Associate W. Donnelly New Heights Industries, Winnipeg, ManitobaZ259.10-12 Canadian Standards Association vi February 2012 S. Dunn Suncor Energy, Mississauga, Ont

35、ario Associate V. Furukawa CSA International, Toronto, Ontario Associate G. Fusco Peakworks Inc., Vaughan, Ontario Associate J. Giovengo MSA North America, Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, USA K. Glubish City of Edmonton Corporate Services, Edmonton, Alberta K. Green Government of Newfoundland and

36、Labrador, Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador R. Guenette Gravisys Inc., Sherwood Park, Alberta Associate K. Hample Alberta Human Services, Edmonton, Alberta Associate P. Johnson Safety Direct Ltd., Sherwood Park, Alberta J. Kabis Tractel Ltd., Anjou, Qubec Associate A. Lan Institut de recherche

37、Robert-Sauv en sant et en scurit du travail (IRSST), Montral, Qubec B. Lawrence Liftsafe Engineering (b) Clauses 5.3 and 6.2.6: fall arrest indicator testing has been revised to include dynamic testing requirements; and (c) Clause 6.2.2.4(d): in Class L harness testing, the test mass height has been

38、 increased to 1.0 m (3.3 ft). This Standard is considered suitable for use for conformity assessment within the stated scope of the Standard. This Standard was prepared by the Subcommittee on Full Body Harnesses, under the jurisdiction of the Technical Committee on Fall Protection and the Strategic

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