Kee Anchor

Kee Anchor
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Kee Anchor

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Introduction
The Weightanka® is a CE Approved Portable Deadweight Anchor designed for short-term safety on flat roofs or roof-level equipment. It is compact, portable, and complies with BS EN 795 and other safety regulations.

Specifications
The Weightanka® is fully galvanized to BS EN ISO 1461 standards and features rubber-coated base weights with suction cups for increased friction and roof membrane protection. It is suitable for various roof membranes, even in wet conditions.

Building Height & Safe Working
A risk assessment by a competent person is essential. The Weightanka® should ideally be used as a fall restraint solution, positioned to keep the rope taut and prevent reaching the leading edge. If fall arrest is necessary, a detailed risk assessment and rescue policy must be in place.

Roof Pitch & Safe Working
The device can be used on flat or pitched roofs up to 15° pitch, ensuring it is placed at least 2.5m from the ridge. The roof must support the combined weight of the unit and the operative.

Legal Requirements
Compliance with the Work at Height Regulations 2005 is mandatory, requiring a rescue plan for all fall arrest systems.

Testing & CE Approval
The Weightanka® has been tested to BS EN 795 standards, achieving CE Approval for various roof surfaces. The test involved a 100kg weight freefalling to generate a 25kN force, with the unit stopping the force within a 1.0m horizontal movement.

Components Overview
- Stabiliser Arm: Galvanized steel, 3.5kg
- Rubber Coated Base Weights: 16kg each
- Standard Weight: 25kg each
- Bottom & Top Cross Arms: 16kg and 15kg respectively
- Tommy Bar: For tightening the eyebolt, 0.15kg
- Secondary Attachment Point: For restraint only, 0.16kg

Assembly Guide
1. Lay base weights with suction cups down, 1m apart, 2.5m from edges.
2. Screw locating pins into base plates.
3. Slide stabiliser arm over pins.
4. Attach bottom cross arm with socket screw.
5. Slide top cross arm over pins.
6. Screw pedestal onto arms.
7. Stack galvanized weights as needed.
8. Place washer and warning disc on pedestal.
9. Tighten eyebolt with Tommy bar.

Contact Information
Kee Safety Limited, Cradley Business Park, West Midlands, UK. Phone: +44 (0) 1384 632 188, Email: [email protected]
Specifications:
The document outlines various components of the Kee Anchor system, including the Weight Locating Pin, Securing R Clip, System Plaque, Polythene Washer, and PPE Warning Discs. These components are made from materials such as galvanized steel and PVC, with specific dimensions and weights provided for each.

Assembly Procedures:
The assembly guide for the WEIGHTANKA system includes detailed steps for setting up the system on a roof surface. Key steps involve positioning base weights, screwing in locating pins, and assembling stabilizer and cross arms. The guide emphasizes the importance of familiarizing with components and conducting a test assembly before final installation.

Compliance and Standards:
The document specifies compliance with EN 795 Class E for the WEIGHTANKA system and EN 795 Class C for the WIREANKA system. It highlights the importance of adhering to these standards for safety and effectiveness.

Recommendations and Best Practices:
Recommendations include ensuring minimum edge distances and free fall distances for safe operation. The document advises on the use of personal fall protection systems, detailing the differences between fall restraint and fall arrest systems, and the importance of proper training and rescue plans.

Technical Information:
Tables provide technical information on the required mass and quantity of weights for different roof surfaces and configurations. The document also includes diagrams illustrating fall protection concepts and the impact of anchor point positioning on fall factors.

Key Considerations:
Emphasis is placed on equipment compatibility, the importance of using compatible components, and the need for a comprehensive understanding of fall protection systems to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
Introduction
This document provides detailed procedures and specifications for fall arrest systems and rescue operations, emphasizing the importance of proper training and equipment use.

Fall Arrest System Specifications
The fall arrest system is based on a 1.5m energy-absorbing lanyard. The free fall distance is defined as the vertical distance from the user's feet before the fall to the point where the lanyard becomes taut.

Minimum Height Requirements
Before engaging in work at height, ensure adequate training and competence. Employers must provide anchorage points, rescue plans, and necessary equipment.

Rescue Procedures
In case of a fall, follow the rescue policy and plan. Contact emergency services if necessary and ensure a competent first aider is present. Use the Rescue Kit, which includes components like the Rescue Hub, Rope Grab, and Edge Protector, to safely lower the casualty.

Rescue Kit Operation
Detailed steps are provided for using the Rescue Kit, including connecting to anchorage points, operating the Rescue Hub, and safely lowering the casualty.

Inspection and Maintenance
Periodic inspections by a competent person are required, at least annually, to ensure system integrity. Detailed inspection guidelines for components like cross frames, vertical pins, and counterweights are provided.

Contact Information
For further assistance or recertification, contact Kee Safety Limited at their provided address and contact details.
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Kee Anchor Operation & Maintenance Manual

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Kee Anchor System Overview INTRODUCTION The CE Approved Weightanka® is a Portable Deadweight Anchor device which is an item of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Weightanka® has been specifically designed to provide short term safety for low frequency operations where collective protection is not provided. The unit is ideal for short term maintenance operations to flat roofs or to the plant and equipment installed at roof level such as AC units, telecommunications equipment etc. Weightanka® is extremely compact, portable, and easily assembled. The Weightanka® has been designed to be used with...

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Kee Anchor System Overview Generally the length of the shock absorbing rope grab device should not exceed the height of the building in order to avoid the possibility of the pendulum effect. To prevent this, the Weightanka® should be placed perpendicular to the leading edge where the operative is likely to be working. The rope grab line should remain taught at all times when working at the leading edge. No part of the Weightanka® should be placed closer than 2.5m from the nearest roof edge. The unit should not be placed on any surfaces affected by ice, grease or similar slippery conditions which...

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The Stabiliser Arm is placed on top of adjacent Rubber Coated Base Weights prior to fitting Top and Bottom Cross Arms. Material : galvanised steel to BS EN ISO 1461. Net weight : 3.5kg. RUBBER COATED BASE WEIGHTS – DW1013010 The Bottom Cross Arm is used to connect the Base Weights. This cross arm has a threaded spreader plate to accept the pedestal fixing bolt. A second tapped hole and spreader plate is provided for use as a restraint anchor point. Material : galvanised steel to BS EN ISO 1461. Net weight : 16kg. These base weights provide the maximum friction with the roof membrane. Each Rubber...

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Class ‘A1’ Anchor device SECONDARY ATTACHMENT POINT - EN0050G10 An M12 threaded eyebolt, screwed into the secondary fixing location on the cross arm to which the second user’s personal protection system (e.g.lanyard) must be attached for restraint only Material : Drop forged galvanised to BS EN ISO 1461. Net weight : 0.1.6kg. PE Class A1 M12 X 75 Eye-Bolt -EN0075G10 An M12 threaded eyebolt,screwed into the top of the central pedestal to which theuser’s personal protection system Material : Drop forged galvanised to BS EN ISO 1461. Net weight : 0.1.9kg. PEDESTAL - DW1018010 The central pedestal...

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Kee Anchor Components EN 795 HEAD OFFICE Kee Safety Limited Cradley Business Park Overend Road Cradley Heath West Midlands B64 7DW Please make sure you have read the User Instructions before using this equipment INSPECTION DATE This washer is positioned between the warning disc and the pedestal Material : PVC. Net weight : 0.002kg. Provides details of the system and approvals. Material : Plastic. Net weight : 1/3 oz. Fall Arrest Warning Disc This disc provides information on use and date of test. Positioned under the eyebolt and above the polythene washer. Material : PVC. Net weight : 0.003kg....

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Kee Anchor Assembly Guide PLEASE BE ADVISED: Before assembling the WEIGHTANKA system for the first time, it is highly recommended that Installers familiarise themselves with the component parts and carry out a test assembly and disassembly in a safe area away from the point of final installation. All component parts detailed in the operating instructions must be used in the assembly of the system. Should a piece be missing or appear defective do not continue to assemble and contact Kee Safety Immediately. Lay the rubber coated base weights with suction cups facing downwards onto roof surface...

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Kee Anchor Components - North America 42.4” The Stabiliser Arm is placed on top of adjacent Rubber Coated Base Weights prior to fitting Top and Bottom Cross Arms. Material : galvanised steel to ASTM A53. Net weight : 8lb 8oz RUBBER COATED BASE WEIGHTS – DW1013010 These base weights provide the maximum friction with the roof membrane. Each Rubber Coated Base Weight has a centrally tapped hole to accept the Weight Locating Pin. Material : galvanised steel to ASTM A53. Net weight : 35lb 4oz The Bottom Cross Arm is used to connect the Base Weights. This cross arm has a threaded spreader plate to...

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Kee Anchor Components - North America 1.7” Class ‘A1’ Anchor device SECONDARY ATTACHMENT POINT – EN0050G10 An M12 threaded eyebolt, screwed into the secondary fixing location on the cross arm to which the second user’s personal protection system (e.g.lanyard) must be attached for restraint only Material : Drop forged galvanised to ASTM A53. Net weight : 5oz. An M12 threaded eyebolt,screwed into the top of the central pedestal to which theuser’s personal protection system Material : Drop forged galvanised to ASTM A53. Net weight : 7oz. 1.57” The central pedestal provides the connection point for...

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Kee Anchor Components - North America HEAD OFFICE Kee Safety Limited Cradley Business Park Overend Road Cradley Heath West Midlands B64 7DW Please make sure you have read the User Instructions before using this equipment INSPECTION DATE Provides details of the system and approvals. Material : Plastic. Net weight : 1/3 oz. This washer is positioned between the warning disc and the pedestal Material : PVC. Net weight : 0.075oz. Fall Arrest Warning Disc This disc provides information on use and date of test. Positioned under the eyebolt and above the polythene washer. Material : PVC. Net weight...

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Kee Anchor Assembly Guide PLEASE BE ADVISED: Before assembling the WEIGHTANKA system for the first time, it is highly recommended that Installers familiarise themselves with the component parts and carry out a test assembly and disassembly in a safe area away from the point of final installation. All component parts detailed in the operating instructions must be used in the assembly of the system. Should a piece be missing or appear defective do not continue to assemble and contact Kee Safety Immediately. Lay the rubber coated base weights with suction cups facing downwards onto roof surface...

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