Portable Single Point Anchors
Portable Single Point Anchors are common fall restraint solutions utilized for temporary construction, steel erection, and rooftop maintenance applications. For rooftop settings, Weighted Base Single Point Anchors provide free standing tie-off points, eliminating the need to attach to the roof surface. Portable Single Point Anchors for construction applications may attach to structural steel, window and door jams, or concrete, parapet walls. Cost effective and easy to install, Portable Single Point Anchors provide OSHA complaint fall protection solutions for clearly designated work areas where a high degree of mobility is not required to complete job duties.
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Design Considerations
The use of weighted base single point anchors will subject your roof to a 700 lb load in a concentrated area. For this reason, it is imperative to ensure that the structural integrity of the roof sound. Weighted base single point anchors are not recommended for pitches in excess of 5 degrees. Portable single point anchors for construction applications are mechanically attached, requiring no drilling of concrete or structural steel. Non-engineered single point anchors must be rated rated at 5,000 for one user or 10,000lbs for two users. Engineered systems must be designed for 2 times the applied load in the event of a fall by a qualified person. A single point anchor may be designed for single or dual tie-off as long as each user attaches to a designated D-Ring. Multiple users should never tie off to the same D-Ring under any circumstances. Special care must be taken to train personnel in the proper use of single point anchors. An SPA is designed to protect workers within a 30 degree conical cone; moving outside the intended coverage area increases the likelihood of coming into contact with structure below the work area in the event of a swing fall.