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- 4’ MALTA DYNAMICS CONCRETE ANCHOR STRAP
  SKU: A6400. The Malta Dynamics Concrete Anchor Strap is made up of a strong polyester web inner core which is further protected by a heavy-duty polyester web sheath. The premium sheath protects the inner core from abrasion and wear and extends its overall life. The Malta Dynamics Concrete Anchor strap can be used as a permanent anchor during building construction or as a temporary anchor in applications such as wood framework, rebar work, or pipe racking. As always, be sure the selected attachment point can withstand anticipated fall loads and meet or exceed OSHA required anchorage strength requirements. When attached to a suitable structure, the Malta Dynamics Concrete Anchor Strap provides workers with a safe, compliant anchor point. Instructions for Installation: Select a safe location for the Concrete Anchor Strap. The location must meet the OSHA-required minimum anchor strength requirement. In cases of doubt please contact a qualified or competent person for more information. Once a section of wall of concrete column has been poured and cured, place Concrete Anchor Strap User Instruction Manual MaltaDynamics.com | 800-494-1840 12 Manual Revision Code: MD-CASUIM 11-12-18 the looped end of the anchor onto a vertical piece of steel rebar. After the anchor(s) are in place, continue to pour concrete, allowing it to cure fully. After removing forms, anchors will remain on the face of the column or in between the seams of shear walls. For Reinforced Concrete Floor Slabs: A three-foot length of rebar may pass through the loop end of the anchor strap and wire tied to remain tightly in place to the underside of the upper mat of rebar. This provides 3.5” of clearance. Concrete can then be poured, and the anchor strap will become cast into place for use after curing is finished. Free fall distance must not exceed six feet at any time. Locate the attachment point to the anchor at or above the connection point of the fall arrest equipment to the harness. Product Downloads: Anchor Manual Anchor Spec Sheet Declaration of Conformity
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  VISOR, ACETATE, CLEAR, FLAT, 8″ X 15″ X .04″
  SKU: HH840M. The Malta Dynamics line of Hard Hat Mounted Face Protection is designed specifically as an accessory to the Malta Dynamics’ Hard Hat line. When job site applications demand both head and face protection our wide variety of products are compliant, safe, durable and affordable. The Malta Dynamics flat acetate visor is to be used in conjunction with the Malta Dynamics brand face shield brackets to protect against light chemical splashes and impacts. Brackets are available in several mounting styles that attach securely to Malta Dynamics’ hard hats and caps. Malta Dynamics’ visors conform to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2010 standard for face protection when used in combination with Malta Dynamics’ headgear or face shield brackets. Products available for both high heat, high impact and basic impact applications. *Always wear ANSI Z87.1-2003 approved goggles or safety glasses with face shield frames and visors for maximum protection. Product Downloads: Visor Spec Sheet Declaration of Conformity
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  VISOR, ECONOMY POLYESTER, CLEAR, FLAT, 8″ X 15″ X .04″
  SKU: HHE840ME. The Malta Dynamics line of Hard Hat Mounted Face Protection is designed specifically as an accessory to the Malta Dynamics’ Hard Hat line. When job site applications demand both head and face protection our wide variety of products are compliant, safe, durable and affordable. The Malta Dynamics flat acetate visor is to be used in conjunction with the Malta Dynamics brand face shield brackets to protect against light chemical splashes and impacts. Brackets are available in several mounting styles that attach securely to Malta Dynamics’ hard hats and caps. Malta Dynamics’ visors conform to ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2010 standard for face protection when used in combination with Malta Dynamics’ headgear or face shield brackets. Products available for both high heat, high impact and basic impact applications. *Always wear ANSI Z87.1-2003 approved goggles or safety glasses with face shield frames and visors for maximum protection. Product Downloads: Visor Spec Sheet Declaration of Conformity
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  11′ PYGMY HOG DUAL SRL W/SNAP HOOK, CLASS 1-P
  SKU: C7201D-G2. The Pygmy Hog 11' Self-Retracting Lifeline with Steel Snap Hook is designed to be the best mini retractable on the market. Extremely lightweight, the Pygmy is portable and can be used either in mobile or stationary applications. Available with a variety of connector configurations, the Pygmy is built to work as a single unit, or in a kit of two. Product Downloads: SRL Manual SRL Spec Sheet SRL Declaration of Conformity SRL Inspection Form Connector Manual Connector Spec Sheet Connector Declaration of Conformity
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  VERTICAL LIFELINE ASSEMBLY
  SKU: VARIOUS. Overview of Vertical Lifeline Assemblies A vertical lifeline assembly (VLA) is a complete connector kit for fall protection that consists of a high-strength poly-rope with a self-locking snap hook and a rope grab positioning device for you to use as your connector. A worker might typically use a fall protection vertical lifeline for applications like roofing, ladder climbing, general construction and tower climbing. A VLA can be used as part of a personal fall arrest system to bring the worker’s body to a safe stop if a fall occurs, but they are most commonly used in fall restraint scenarios to actively limit the distance from an anchor that a worker can reach so that they avoid the fall hazard completely. The Malta Dynamics temporary vertical assembly lifelines are made up of the strongest lifeline safety equipment available on the market today. The 3-strand poly-rope is reinforced to create a high-strength vertical lifeline that has a minimum breaking strength of 5,000 lbs. and supports a worker weight range from 130-310 lbs. The poly-rope is UV resistant and tested to meet the lifeline rope specification for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The vertical lifeline rope is terminated by stitching with a plastic cap and comes equipped with self-locking alloy steel snap hooks for a quick and reliable attachment to an anchor. The poly-rope seamlessly connects with a rope grab positioning device. The rope grab acts as the connector between the full body harness and the poly-rope and must be locked into position to ensure fall hazards are avoided. The Malta Dynamics rope grab is operated manually and is equipped with an 18” extension lanyard and a shock pack. The shock absorption pack is built into the leg of the rope grab and adds a premium feature to the extension lanyard that will help dissipate force on the body if a fall is arrested. The Malta Dynamics VLA has been rigorously tested to the strict vertical lifeline requirements of OSHA and ANSI. The vertical lifeline satisfies OSHA 1926 Subpart M, OSHA 1910, ANSI Z359.1-07 and ANSI A10.32-12. Why Vertical Lifeline Assemblies? Vertical lifeline assemblies available through Malta Dynamics are engineered to protect individual workers from falls while working at heights. When your employees need to work high above the ground, dependable VLA technology is essential for completing their jobs safely. Enable your team to finish jobs by the deadline and significantly reduce the chance of a serious injury occurring. We supply teams with vertical lifeline assemblies in more than one size, so you have zero limitations on the clock. Pick up 25', 50' or 100' VLAs to support workers in case of a fall. Our fall protection vertical lifeline assemblies are useful for jobs that require more than a traditional ladder to install systems or oversee repairs. Set your workers up to arrest and restrain falls with a single device. Components of a Vertical Lifeline Assembly There are multiple pieces of a vertical lifeline assembly for proper function as fall protection equipment. Malta Dynamics outlines some of the main parts of a VLA below: Rope Grabs A rope grab is a primary connector that bridges the gap between the safety harness and the rope that fastens to an anchor. The user can move rope grabs into various positions on a poly-rope. Your employees should set the rope grabs where they need to access an area for a job and avoid touching the device during a fall. The rope grab in a vertical lifeline assembly stops the rope from sliding up or down on its own. You can think of rope grabs as the main locking mechanism that keeps a worker connected to the VLA. Shock Packs The shock pack in a VLA fastens to the rope grab. These devices are responsible for absorbing the kinetic energy generated by a person in free fall. Your VLA systems call for shock packs to reduce the chances of workers experiencing severe physical trauma during an incident. Advantages of a Fall Protection Vertical Lifeline Assembly Purchasing vertical lifelines from Malta Dynamics comes with a long list of benefits. Review the details below to get an idea of how these systems can streamline your operations for maximum efficiency: Vertical lifeline assemblies can be used within indoor and outdoor environments. Malta Dynamics vertical lifelines are compact in size and user-friendly. Users can move our VLAs between sites easily. Our technology requires little maintenance between uses and takes seconds to store. Using a Vertical Lifeline Assembly System Our fall protection VLAs can be configured on the job quickly. Set up your VLA by fastening the included rope to a nearby anchor point with a snap hook. Employees should measure a safe distance from the anchor point to the edge of a walking surface, leaving extra room for the shock pack in case it deploys. Finally, the rope grab can be used to finalize your position on the poly-rope. Lock the rope grab and move about the space freely. Jobs Where Vertical Lifeline Systems Are Necessary Vertical lifeline assembly systems are useful for those working in construction and other industries where employees work near rooftop edges. Use a vertical lifeline system whenever a ladder does not allow you to reach the working height required to finish a job safely. Our professionals see project and safety managers purchase vertical lifeline systems for teams handling electrical installations, solar panels, plumbing equipment, railings, skylights, painting jobs and similar tasks at height. How to Choose a VLA System When selecting fall protection VLAs, you should start by shopping for equipment through a reputable supplier like Malta Dynamics. Not all VLAs on the market are constructed with high-quality materials, but our company focuses on supplying you with equipment that meets OSHA compliance standards for your industry. Our VLAs for sale come with snap hooks and connectors engineered with durable materials like steel. Additionally, the webbing materials featured across our VLAs are made with high-strength polyester and nylon for equipment that will serve you well in the long term. Choosing a VLA system will require you to look at a few physical features and performance characteristics — rope size, minimum breaking strength and worker weight capacity range. For your convenience, Malta Dynamics carries VLA technology in 25', 50' and 100' sizes to help your team complete jobs confidently. The 5,000-pound minimum breaking strength is suitable for demanding applications, and the ability to support workers weighing up to 310 pounds keeps your team flexible during assignments. Looking to see all that comes with a VLA system is an excellent way for you to plan ahead. Our experts offer you complete vertical lifeline assemblies that come with poly-rope, a shock pack, a positioning device and an extension lanyard for a fast setup process. Why Choose Malta Dynamics for Vertical Lifeline Assemblies and Components? The professionals at Malta Dynamics give you a one-of-a-kind shopping experience with a user-friendly site that makes it easy to acquire the fall protection vertical lifeline assemblies you need for success. Our product descriptions provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision for your construction business. Know each VLA's capabilities long before you buy. We stand apart from other construction, manufacturing and general industry equipment suppliers because we've been in the business for decades. We use our experience to give you access to top-of-the-line technology so that your employees have the best chance of going home safely at the end of the workday. We're also known for our high level of customer service. When you need help choosing the right VLA for your needs, we're available to walk you through the process. Get better products for competitive prices when you purchase from Malta Dynamics. Purchase a Fall Protection Vertical Lifeline Assembly From Us Today Malta Dynamics' offerings help you follow your field's OSHA and ANSI guidelines and significantly reduce your chances of receiving fines. Get the most features for a value price when you buy VLAs from our store. For more information about our vertical lifelines, reach out to Malta Dynamics online. Product Downloads: VLA Manual VLA Spec Sheet C7050 Declaration of Conformity C7051 Declaration of Conformity C7056 Declaration of Conformity
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ABC’s Of Fall Protection

ABC's Of Fall Protection

The ABCs of Fall protection is designed to train students in the best practices, means, and methods of understanding and identifying, and eliminating both existing and potential fall hazards.

We will briefly discuss OSHA’s three main persons on the job and provide in-depth exposure to the hierarchy of fall protection.

This webinar also includes Spanish subtitles.

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