Amend 0003 Pg3MCBCL ROOF FALL PROTECTION STANDARDS 11-11-24.pdf
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This is a technical specification document for a permanent fall protection system to be installed on SSM roofs with slopes greater than 3/12 at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The document outlines best value requirements for designing, furnishing, installing, and certifying a complete fall protection system for maintenance worker safety.
Key requirements include: compliance with OSHA regulations, accommodation for 3 simultaneous users, design by manufacturer's Professional Engineer, continuous tie-off capability from roof access points to ridge line, and architectural considerations favoring low-profile systems with powder-coated or anodized aluminum finishes. The contractor must provide six total harnesses (three per Quad), ensure installation by manufacturer-authorized personnel, conduct on-site training for government personnel, and obtain manufacturer certification of the system. The suggested source is 3M/Capital Safety Roofsafe Rail System, though alternative systems may be considered if they meet performance, maintenance, and aesthetic criteria. Color specifications require Slate Gray for SSMR and fall protection components, with Bone White for fascia, trim, drip edge, gutters, and downspouts, all subject to USG Architect approval.
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UPDATED 11-11-2024
MCBCL FALL PROTECTION STANDARD
SSM FALL PROTECTION FOR TO BE USED IN ALL SSM ROOFS WITH SLOPES GREATER THAN 3/12
BEST VALUE SPEC DESCRIPTION
Design, furnish, install, and certify a complete and useable permanent fall protection system, inclusive of all components, appurtenances, fasteners, end stops, carriages, and equipment necessary for safety of maintenance workers. Salient characteristics which will be reviewed under best value source selection include:
1. Compliance with all Occupational Health and Safety regulations. The fall protection system shall allow the user to walk uninterrupted the entire horizontal length of the system without having to unhook from the system to pass through intermediate support points and provide secure anchorage to arrest a fall by the user.
2. Design system to accommodate 3 users at one time.
3. Design must be performed, signed, and sealed by a Professional Engineer from the manufacturer experienced in horizontal fall protection systems. Submit qualifications of engineer.
4. Design must provide for access from the roof hatch (where existing) to the roof ridge, allowing for continuous worker tie off to reach the ridge line. For buildings without an existing roof hatch, design must provide for access from the roof eave (at an acceptable location) to the roof ridge, allowing for continuous worker tie off to reach the ridge line. D‐rings are acceptable for ascent and decent parallel to standing seams, or propose alternative method.
5. Low profile and architecturally pleasing systems are preferred, and will be evaluated higher than more obtrusive designs. Choice of finishes in powder coated or anodized aluminum alloy are preferred. Concealed fasteners are preferred.
6. Provide three harnesses per Quad (six total for this contract). Each harness shall be complete and useable with all necessary hardware, lanyards, connectors, and energy absorbing device as recommended by the fall protection system supplier.
7. After fall protection system is installed, the manufacturer's authorized representative shall inspect and operate the system and make any final adjustments. The manufacturer's authorized representative shall issue a certificate attesting to the system's design and installation, and formally submit to ECC and the USG.
8. Fall protection system shall be installed under the direction of manufacturer's authorized trained personnel.
9. Train designated US Government personnel on‐site regarding proper use of system, as well as on techniques of rescue and retrieval of fallen personnel.
10. Suggested Source: 3M/Capital Safety Roofsafe Rail System distributed by Engineered Fall Protection, St Louis, MO (314) 707‐4760. https://www.fallprotect.com/wp‐ content/uploads/roofsafe‐rail‐system.pdf https://www.fallprotect.com/wp‐ content/uploads/roofsafe‐rail‐system.pdf. Other systems may be acceptable but will be reviewed on a case by case basis for performance, maintenance, and aesthetic considerations.
Systems which penetrate the roof or are aesthetically unpleasing will be rated a lower value.
11. Color Schedule (submit color samples for approval)
a. SSMR: Slate Gray or as approved by USG Architect
b. Fall Protection System: Slate Gray or as approved by USG Architect
c. Fascia & Trim: Bone White
d. Drip Edge: Bone White
e. Gutters: Bone White
f. Downspouts: Bone White
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