
EN
SAFETY REGULATIONS
There is a risk to life if these safety instructions
are not observed.
• The personal protective equipment (PPE) may
no longer be used even in the case of very mi-
nor faults.
• Damaged, fall-stressed, dubious personal pro-
tective equipment or safety devices must be
immediately withdrawn and not used. The
equipment may only be inspected by an ex-
pert and/or a workshop authorised in writing
by BORNACK. This must be documented in
the test card.
• Independent modifications or repairs are not
allowed.
• Rope protection is part of the personal fall
prevention equipment and should be as-
signed to a specific person.
• Only trained and experienced persons, or per-
sons who are briefed and supervised accord-
ingly may use PPE.
• Trained and experienced persons within the
meaning of this User Manual must be famil-
iar with the use of fall protection equipment,
how to use the equipment correctly, applica-
tion limits, potential dangers, how to avoid
these dangers and should also know the res-
cue plan.
• In accordance with the accident prevention
guidelines (UVV), the users of personal pro-
tective equipment against falls (Category III)
must attend a theoretical training course and
a practical training course. Make use of the
training competence of the BORNACK training
centres: info@bornack.de
• Before using for the first time, especially
when the IRS QLOCK system is introduced to a
fire service, BORNACK or another training or-
ganisation explicitly certified by BORNACK
must train the multipliers / fire service of-
ficers of the respective fire service in depth.
• At least lesson units are required for full
briefing of the multipliers/fire service mem-
bers.
• Clothing and shoes must be suitable for the
task at hand and the weather conditions.
• Minimum protection equipment acc. to
FWDV chap. ..
• Only use if fully fit and healthy.
• Health impairments can jeopardise the safety
of the user when working at heights or
depths.
• The attachment point for the rope protection
must be adequately strong (EN )and posi-
tioned correctly. Select an anchor point over-
head, if possible.
• If in an emergency or for tactical reasons
there is no EN -compliant attachment
point available, a suitable adequately strong
attachment option must be selected by
means of a fast, local risk assessment.
• This PPE is not tested for horizontal use.
• Edge loads always pose a risk.
• Select an anchor point that is as high as possi-
ble.
• Protect personal protective equipment during
storing, use and transportation against the
eects of heat (e.g. welding flames or sparks,
burning cigarettes) and chemicals (e.g. acids,
alkalis, oils, etc.) and mechanical eects (e.g.
sharp edges).