How to use a Miller Safety at Height throwing bag and line to install a lifeline over a roof

How to use a Miller® Safety at Height throwing bag and line to install a lifeline over a roof" shows each step of the process : preparing the throwing bag, throwing it over a roof, fixing to an anchorage point with a minimum static resistance of 10kN, pulling the lifeline over the roof and climbing from the ground to the roof top safely attached to the lifeline. Miller®, part of the Honeywell Safety Products family of brands, provides safety at height products: personal fall protection equipment; engineered fall arrest systems; collective fall prevention/barrier solutions; and professional services including training, audits, consulting, product inspection and repairs.

[@phillhuddleston9445]

I know of a guy who ties a safety line to his car and his wife forgot what he was doing and decided to go grocery shopping. He was dragged off the roof and fell about eight feet, not seriously hurt only because he landed on his feet and his wife stopped when she heard the loud yell. Disconnect the battery cable if anyone else has keys to the car or if in a bad neighborhood where it might get stolen :(

[@richardbrickner3212]

most important part! make sure you are tied off to the rim, not to hubcap

[@stevenyoung6415]

and make sure you tie off to your own car! 😂

[@aubreyholman1951]

@@stevenyoung6415 🤣👍

[@stevemorgan2438]

Lock out tag out. Chock blocks. Good system. Thanks.

[@Internationalsafety]

Brilliant!

[@logan5951]

good video

[@wallyt3733]

Wbt the other side

[@zappa916]

keep the car keys in your pocket.

[@jeffmatthews9125]

Could you imagine if someone drove the car away!!

[@stevenyoung6415]

and make sure you tie off to your own car! 😂

[@bradmartin8135]

Can you ad some links to the equipment you are using or equivalent?

[@vencentbauer]

What are them pinchers called been looking for 1 of them

[@philipdru9290]

It’s called a rope grab.

[@MrSonlight]

The music made me want to throw myself off a roof...

[@123nohamdle]

Tippity tap atap tippity a tap wooooooon g woooooong

[@booAHHHH]

so many things wrong with this method

[@Steve-yz2bw]

please tell us what is wrong with it. sliding off the side of the roof seems like one issue, but that's probably avoidable with careful attention to your position on the roof and where you place the anchor.

[@michaelperry4398]

Bull, nothing wrong with that, hes very safe now.