LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINIUM ROPE ACCESS DAVIT PROVIDING SAFE ACCESS TO BUILDING FACADES FOR MAINTENANCE - ROPE ACCESS DAVIT - Sayfa Group
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ROPE ACCESS DAVIT
PRODUCT CODE
OH500
DESCRIPTION
ROPE ACCESS DAVIT
OPERATION MANUAL
LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINIUM ROPE
ACCESS DAVIT PROVIDING SAFE
ACCESS TO BUILDING FACADES
FOR MAINTENANCE
RAPTOR® ROPE Sayfa Group leads the industry in the design, installation and management
of access and fall protection safety systems.
ACCESS DAVIT
The In-Action model demonstrates access and fall protection requirements
for a commercial building design.
Sayfa Group recommendations fulfill current workplace requirements for
the safety of building maintenance subcontractors, employees and the
general public.
# DESCRIPTION # DESCRIPTION
1 3 SIXTY Fall Arrest Anchors 7 KATT Rung Ladder Systems
2 TRAVEL 8 Roof or Wall Mount Static Lines 8 VISTA Fold Down Ladders Systems
3 SENTRY Roof Mount Guardrails 9 ALTO Step Ladders & Step Bridges
4 ON-TRAK Roof Walkways 10 KOMBI Stairs & Service Platforms
5 PROTEX Skylight Protectors 11 SKYDORE Roof Access Hatches
6 RAPTOR Rope Access Davit
For more information, please contact Sayfa Group directly.
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RAPTOR TOUR
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IT’S THE SAYFA WAY
A PROPRIETARY FACADE ROPE ACCESS
SYSTEM PROVIDING ACCESS OVER NON
LOAD-BEARING PARAPETS, BALUSTRADES
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FEATURES & BENEFITS
PRIMARY RIGGING ANCHOR RAPTOR DAVIT BOOM CARRY HANDLES END CAP
Connection point for rigging
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Aluminium boom supporting Aids assembly and transport of Davit boom end stop and
equipment the rope attachment anchor system extrusion cap
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MAST SUPER STRUCTURE E
Support structure for boom
and base connections
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TRANSFER / RESCUE
EYEBOLTS
C Additional rigging attachment
points for transfer/rescue
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LOCKING PIN DAVIT BASE MAST SUPPORT BRACKET SUPPORT BRACE
Provides secure connection of Davit support structure Steel support providing load Provides structural support
system assembly (other types available - see transfer into base between mast and boom
separate details)
PRODUCT FEATURE
ADJUSTABLE BOOM ANCHOR
UNIQUE
The RAPTOR davit boom rope attachment is
designed to be positioned anywhere along the
boom, providing flexibility in the drop location for the
operator.
PATENTS AND DESIGN REGISTRATIONS APPLY
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OPERATION
MUST BE READ PRIOR TO USE
1. Prior to use, ensure all operating procedures have been read and 9. If the rope access system is damaged or has arrested a fall, discontinue
understood. use until it has been fully inspected and recertified by a competent
height safety equipment inspector.
2. T
his rope access system is only to be used by competent persons
who have experience and training in the safe use of the system and 10. Ensure all fixings, fittings and components are securely attached. Any
associated equipment. tightening, adjustment or replacement of components must be carried
out by a competent height safety inspector.
3. Ensure all WHS requirements are identified and understood. A risk
assessment with a safe work method procedure must be completed 11. Rope protectors are required wherever rope lines pass over an edge.
and approved by management prior to work commencing.
12. Where rope lines will potentially damage an edge, then an edge
4. This system requires periodic inspection and maintenance by a protection device will be required to spread rope access loads during
qualified rope access inspector. The system MUST NOT be used if the operation.
service date is overdue.
13. Persons must not be allowed to work alone during rope access
5. A rescue plan must be devised and be ready to be implemented prior to operations in case emergency rescue assistance or first aid is required.
usage of a rope access system.
14. All applicable Australian Standards, WHS Acts & Regulations, and
6. Authorisation to enter any risk area must be obtained from the Codes of Practice & Guidelines must be read and obeyed when using
workplace manager prior to accessing. this safety system.
7. Only approved rope access harness, gear and equipment certified to 15. This operation manual does not in any way, replace the need for
Australian Standard AS/NZS 4488, to be used with this system. completion of a recognised rope access training course by a Registered
Training Organisation (RTO).
8. Visually inspect the system for damage prior to use. System must not
be used if there is any deterioration or deformation of any components
or structure to which the system is attached.
Failure to follow all warnings, operation and maintenance instructions may result in serious injury or death.
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LIMITATIONS
MUST BE READ PRIOR TO USE
1. The RAPTOR davit is suitable for single (1) person use and rescue in the 7. The safety system must be recertified by a qualified rope access
case of a fall incident or rope access incident inspector as recommended:
- Non corrosive/mild environment
2. This system is rated to 12kN with a maximum safe working load of - 12 monthly - Corrosive/harsh environment
400kg. - 6 monthly (more frequent inspection may be required)
3. Harness gear is susceptible to deterioration when exposed to chemicals 8. This equipment is only to be used by a trained and qualified rope access
or hazardous environments and must be approved by the manufacturer technition.
for use in these applications.
4. This system is not suitable for glass lifting and replacement unless
designed and approved by the manufacturer in writing.
5. Do not tamper with system components.
6. This system is not to be used for tethering or lifting machinery or
equipment.
SAYFA recommends that persons using fall arrest and rope access systems do not work alone in case of an emergency and help is
required. Should any part of the system/equipment have been subjected to abnormal loading, use must be discontinued until replaced/
recertified by a competent height safety inspector.
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QUICK ASSEMBLY GUIDE
Refer to page 7 for further details.
STEP 1 STEP 2
- Insert mast into base - Position boom into support housing.
- Position mast so that the boom can be - Insert locking pin through front hole
placed into support housing from a safe (position 1)
position (parallel to edge) position 1
STEP 3 STEP 4 position 3
- Lift up boom - Attach rear brace to boom with locking
- Insert locking pin (position 2) pin (position 3)
position 2
STEP 5
- Attach rear brace to mast support bracket
- Insert locking pin into base support (position 4)
- Locate rigging anchor in correct location and insert pin (position 5)
- Insert base locking pin
position 4
position 5
Ensure all locking pins and safety pins are inserted and locked before use.
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DAVIT SETUP AND ASSEMBLY
STEP 1 STEP 2
Always ensure that all risks are taken account of and a In the case where persons are working close to an
method put in place to reduce the risk, especially falls from unprotected edge, ensure the mast is attached to the base
heights during the assembly of the davit. with a short lanyard to prevent any possibility of falling items.
The davit base may be used as a fall arrest anchor point
or attachment point or for equipment to prevent falls from
heights.
STEP 3 STEP 4
Insert the mast into the base as shown ensuring that the Detach the securing lanyard from the mast
mast sits securely in the base.
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DAVIT SETUP AND ASSEMBLY
STEP 5 STEP 6
Attach the securing lanyard to the attachment point on the Make sure the mast is facing away from the fall edge (can be
boom. rotated) so that the boom cantilever is inward from the fall
edge.
Lift the boom into place.
STEP 7 STEP 8
Ensuring that the boom is inserted on the leading edge at an Align the first hole of the blue mast support with the hole in
angle as shown. the boom and insert a locking pin through the must support
bracket and boom.
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DAVIT SETUP AND ASSEMBLY
STEP 9 STEP 10
Insert the clevis pin through the small hole in the pin. Ensure Lift the boom and insert the second locking pin.
it has sprung into locked position.
STEP 11 STEP 12
Insert the clevis pin through the small hole in the pin. Ensure Attach the brace onto the back hole of the top boom.
it has sprung into locked position.
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DAVIT SETUP AND ASSEMBLY
STEP 13 STEP 14
Insert the locking pin and clevis pin. Place the brace into the base support bracket.
STEP 15 STEP 16
Align the holes and insert the locking pin and clevis pin. Rotate the davit into required position and lock into position
by inserting the locking pin through the base and mast then
secure with clevis pin.
10DAVIT SETUP AND ASSEMBLY
STEP 17
Do a final check and ensure all 6 pins are in position and secured with clevis pins.
The davit is ready for use.
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11ROPE CONNECTION PROCEDURE
NOTE: These instructions below are a guide only. This procedure must be done in accordance with local rigging/
rope access requirements/regulations and training procedures.
STEP 1 STEP 2
Slide the anchorage point into position to set up ropes. Set up working line and safety line so that each rope load is
shared over both attachment points.
STEP 3 STEP 4
Continued – Pic showing setup of ropes. Slide anchorage point to required location (depending on
outreach).
12ROPE CONNECTION PROCEDURE
STEP 5 STEP 6
Secure into position using locking pin and secure with clevis Operator to inspect all attachments and rope lines to ensure
pin. correct fitment before proceeding to descend.
This procedure must be done in accordance with local
rigging/rope access requirements/regulations and training
procedures.
13ROPE CONFIGURATIONS
Anchor Point
Back up anchor
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Rescue
device/winch
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Anchor Point
ACCEPTABLE ACCEPTABLE
Load directly on end anchorage. Suggested rescue method using rescue device.
Back-up anchors may be used as shown. Rescue system to be in a accordance with IRATA load sharing
Note: Each line must be load share technique requirements.
(See steps 1-3 Rope connections).
Warning: Care should be taken when ropes are used over
glass balustrades.
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ACCEPTABLE UNACCEPTABLE
Back-up anchors may be used as main anchor while Ropes must not be tensioned between main anchor and
accessing over glass balustrade to reduce swing when backup anchors. This will overload the system.
transferring to primary working lines.
14MAINTENANCE
1. The RAPTOR Davit System needs to be checked and recertified by 4. Any signs of distortion or excessive load to the system must be
a qualified rope access inspector every 12 months for non-corrosive inspected and reported by competent person.
environments or 6 monthly for corrosive or harsh environments. (To be
determined by competent person depending on severity of surrounding 5. The identification label must be completed confirming certification,
conditions.) maintenance and recertification of the system.
2. Never clean using acids or other chemicals that could damage the 6. Maintenance inspections must be clearly documented. Any non-
system components. conformance must be clearly identified and tagged ‘Do Not Use’ until
corrective action by a competent person has been completed.
3. Fixing and support structure suitability must be checked for damage or
deterioration by a competent person.
Raptor Davit
Dual Anchorage
HR034 Rope
Access Helmet
AS/NZS 1801
Safety Line
Working Line
Back-up Device
and Lanyard
Desending Rope Access
Device Full Body Harness
to AS/NZS 1891
Dorsal ‘D’ Ring
for Rescue
Tool Tether
15MAINTENANCE
The checklist below outlines key checking criteria required to ensure the safe use of this system. Any item of concern not shown on the
checklist must be noted on the maintenance report and brought to the attention of the workplace manager.
Items ticked PASS - YES means they conform with the required checking criteria and are suitable for normal use until the next
recertification date. System data plates must be updated showing current check date and next check date.
Item ticked PASS - NO means they do not conform to the required checking criteria. These items must be clearly tagged ‘ Do Not Use’ and the
required corrective actions put in place. The maintenance report must clearly document all non-conforming criteria.
This system must be maintained by a competent height safety inspector trained in the safe use and maintenance of this system.
Installation must be in accordance with the checklist provided.
PASS CORRECTIVE COMPLETION
COMPONENT INSPECTION CRITERIA
Y/N ACTION DATE
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DAVIT BASE
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400
1. Inspect welded components and ensure no
visible cracks or weld deterioration.
2. Inspect davit socket and ensure no deformation
400 300
of tube socket because of overload.
HEX NUT M16 GALVANISED
3. Inspect locking pin location holes and ensure
WASHER M16 GALVANISED
no hole elongation or deformation because of
overload.
OH524 - DAVIT BASE SLEEVE
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AP160 BOLT KIT
4. Inspect davit socket and ensure socket end cap
CAST-IN CAGE
400 OH523 - DAVIT LOW
300
PROFILE BASE PLATE REMOVE SET OUT PLATE
is in place when davit not in use (cast-in base).
PRIOR TO MOUNTING BASE
HEX NUT M16 SS
WASHER M16 SS
NYLON WASHER M16
MIN 250 FROM EDGE
LYNCH PIN 6 mm
DAVIT BASE FIXING TO STRUCTURE
1 400 300
PIN 80 mm1. If base fixing is cast-in, no pull testing of M16
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fixing is required.
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No test required SD937 M16 STUD
SD937.180/OH5102. If base fixings are friction fit or glued in, each
fixing will require a pull test to 10kN and held for
SD937.200/OH514
150
MIN 220
300
3 minutes with no anchor movement.
MIN 250 FROM EDGE
3. Ensure all M16 fixing nuts are torqued to 60 - 80
CONCRETE SLAB BY OTHERS
f'c=32 MPa MIN
2 Nm.
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A Test required 5. Visually inspect substructure to which base is
MIN200/OH510 120mm/OH510
MIN220/OH514
attached and ensure no breakdown, deformation
140mm/OH514
CONCRETE SLAB BY OTHERS
or deterioration.
f'c=32MPa MIN
DETAIL A ( 1 : 5 )
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DAVIT MAST
1. Inspect mast support bracket and ensure no
signs of deformation or weld fatigue because of
overload.
2. Inspect locking pin location hole and ensure
no hole elongation or deformation because of
overload.
3 3. Inspect mast and ensure no deformation
damage because of overload.
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2
16MAINTENANCE
PASS CORRECTIVE COMPLETION
COMPONENT INSPECTION CRITERIA
Y/N ACTION DATE
DAVIT MAST
1. Inspect davit boom connection bracket and
1 ensure no signs of deformation or weld fatigue
2 as a result of overload.
2. Inspect locking pin location holes and ensure
1 3/4 no hole elongation or deformation because of
overload.
5 3. Inspect locking pins and ensure no signs of
deformation or damage because of overload.
4. Inspect locking pin attachment lanyard and
ensure fixing to mast and locking pin is secure.
5. Inspect the transfer/rescue anchors and ensure
no sign of deformation or damage because of
overload.
2 DAVIT BOOM
4 1. Inspect boom for deformation or damage
1
because of overload.
2. Inspect locking pin location holes and ensure
no hole elongation or deformation because of
overload.
3 3. Inspect primary rigging anchor and ensure
no deformation or excessive wear to rigging
connection points.
4. Check boom end caps and ensure fixings to
boom are secure.
2
DAVIT REAR SUPPORT BRACE
1. Inspect brace for deformation or damage
because of overload.
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2. Inspect locking pin location holes and ensure
no hole elongation or deformation because of
overload.
2
DAVIT RECERTIFICATION PLATE
1. Ensure all text on plate is clearly visible.
2. Ensure installer details and install date is
recorded.
3. Ensure recertification details and any system
limitations are clearly visible.
17TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
SYSTEM RAPTOR ROPE ACCESS DAVIT
CODE OH500
SPECIFICATION Industrial use, aluminum construction, RAPTOR Rope Access Davit by SAYFA GROUP with rescue and adjustable rigging anchor
SUMMARY for access over non load-bearing areas for window cleaning and facade maintenance. System design, supply, layout, installation
and certification by a SAYFA approved installer, as per the manufacturer’s installation instructions and current standards.
TECHNICAL DATA MATERIALS
- Arm and mast - manufactured from high grade structural aluminium
- Connection brackets, end caps, supports - powder coated stainless steel
- Davit base - G350 grade steel, galvanised finish
RATING
- 12kN single person use + rescue
- 400kg safe working load
DIMENSIONS
CODE REACH HEIGHT OVERALL HEIGHT WEIGHT
OH510.1600 1000mm 1600mm 1800mm 41kg
OH510.2200 1000mm 2200mm 2400mm 48kg
OH514.1600 1400mm 1600mm 1800mm 43kg
OH514.2200 1400mm 2200mm 2400mm 50kg
SUBSTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum concrete thickness
- OH510 Adhesive fix - 200mm
- OH514 Adhesive fix - 220mm
- AP160 Cast-in cage bolt kit - 220mm
- OH522 Flush mount cast-in base - 300mm
- Minimum concrete strength – 32 mPa
- Concrete may need to be verified by engineer regarding reaction loads
- Minimum 250mm edge distance
FIXING METHOD
CHEMSET EPOXY APPLICATION
- Stainless or HDG M16 x 180mm allthread stud fixing for 1000mm reach OH510 davit range, min 120mm embedment
requires 18mm hole size
- Stainless or HDG M16 x 200mm allthread stud fixing for 1000mm reach OH514 davit range, min 140mm embedment
requires 18mm hole size
- Recommended epoxy (chemset) adhesive - Hilti HIT RE-500
CAST-IN APPLICATION
- 300mm x 300mm cage bolt kit
- Minimum concrete thickness - 200mm*
- Minimum embedment - 150mm
*Concrete specifications depends on davit type. (Refer installation manual).
COMPLIANCE The RAPTOR Davit Arm System is designed to conform with requirements of the Australian & New Zealand Standards
AS/NZS 5532:2013, AS/NZS/ISO22846, AS/NZS1891 and relevant codes of practices and guidelines.
TESTING Testing and performance based on requirements of Australian Standard AS/NZS 1891 and AS/NZS 5532.
- Dynamic load test - 15kN
- Static load test - 12kN
PRODUCT WARRANTY 3 Years from date of purchase subject to correct installation. Use and maintenance to be in accordance with manufacturer’s
specifications and recommendations. (This excludes wearing parts).
INSPECTION AND Inspection and certification required every 12 months by competent person in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications
MAINTENANCE and requirements of Australian Standards AS/NZS 1891 and AS/NZS 5532. (Refer installation manual).
IMPORTANT NOTE Failure to supply and/or install proprietary product in accordance with above standards and codes, specifications and
instructions voids complete system certification and/or warranty.
Designed and manufactured by Sayfa Group. For all technical assistance contact Sayfa Group.SAYFAGROUP-13.07.2021
18WARRANTY
WARRANTY PERIOD ON THIS SYSTEM TERMS & CONDITIONS
- 3 YEARS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE
- ll warranty claims must be made in writing within 14 days of
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Should you have a warranty claim as a result of a defect the the appearance of the defect.
following procedure must be followed:
- I ncorrect installation or work done by a non accredited Sayfa
system installer will void all warranty rights.
Identify the following information:
- Systems that have been installed using non proprietary
- The product/system name and code number. equipment will void all warranties.
- The date of purchase/installation. - System roof/cladding penetration seals are not covered in this
warranty.
- Installation company details.
- ystems/components that have not been maintained in
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- The installation identification number. accordance with manufacturer’s/legislative requirements will
void warranty.
- The name of the company using this system.
- Systems used by incompetent persons or use with non
- A description of the defect/warranty claim. compatible accessories ie. harness gear, lanyards, travellers, fall
- The periodic system maintenance report. arrestors etc. will void warranty.
- Systems/components used for purposes other than their
Forward the above information intended use will void warranty.
to sales@sayfa.com.au or contact technical - General wear and tear is expected and will depend on the
helpline, 1300 301 755. frequency of use and is not covered by warranty.
NEVER HAS SAFETY
IN THE WORKPLACE
HAD A HIGHER PRIORITY
DISCLAIMER
All product specifications and technical descriptions, recommendations and other information provided, are given as general guidance and advice, and are to be read in conjunction with Sayfa Group installation
instructions and any other data available and applicable to each particular standard product or system. Use of such data is however the user’s sole responsibility, taking into account the intended application and
actual conditions existing on the particular worksite. Consequent selection of the right product for any particular use, remains the user’s ultimate responsibility. Sayfa Group is therefore not obligated or liable for
any direct or indirect, incidental or consequential damages, losses or expenses in connection with, or by reason of the suitability and use of or otherwise, any product or system for any purpose. Implied warranties
of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose, are specifically excluded.
All Sayfa Group products must be installed and used by competent personnel trained in the selection, safe use and maintenance of fall arrest systems and equipment by a registered training organisation (RTO)
Installation not in accordance with Sayfa Group requirements or the use of non Sayfa Group components will void all certification and warranties.
Suitability of support structure and design layout of system is the responsibility of the installer and should be verified by a competent person trained by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) in the selection,
safe use and maintenance of fall arrest systems and equipment or approved by a structural engineer to ensure conformance.
Sayfa Group maintains a policy of continuous improvement and development, and therefore reserves the right to modify, amend or otherwise alter product and system designs and specifications, models and part
numbers, colours and pricing etc without prior notice. Errors and omissions are excepted, and Sayfa Group accepts no liability for incorrect information, errors or omissions.
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protection systems. As an Australian owned company, we engineer and rigorously test our
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to use systems are our key drivers for ensuring maximum effectiveness and improved safety
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Today in the face of a fast paced world, SAYFA works hard in the pursuit of excellence for the
company, its people and its clients in view of a more prosperous future and leaving its inheritance for
generations, for safer workspaces. This is represented in our core values.
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ensure nothing is overlooked.
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