HOW TO USE THE ASAP LOCK ON A VERTICAL LIFELINE IN A SLOPED ROOF APPLICATION

Many professionals who work at height, including those in roofing and framing, must be able to access and move around on sloping roofs. As for most situations involving difficult access, Petzl offers a solution to help protect these workers as they do their job.

Nate Williams, Trainer at the Petzl Technical Institute (PTI) at Petzl America, shows us how to correctly use the ASAP LOCK on a vertical lifeline in a sloped-roof application. This can be commonly encountered when installing solar panels, inspecting a roof, or during snow removal operations.

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