THE SITUATION
Review the opening, the work and the rescue plan together.
A restricted opening can complicate entry, work and retrieval. Treat the equipment as one part of the site’s confined-space assessment and procedures, with the complete arrangement reviewed before use.
FIND THE RIGHT APPROACH
Review a davit arrangement for the access point.
Equipment selection starts with your site assessment and planned task. Review the mounting location, reach, clearance and compatible components with your safety team before specifying a configuration.
Davit system for a reviewed access arrangement
BEST FOR
Access points where the project calls for a compatible davit-based rope-access or retrieval arrangement.
Davitrac supports multiple configurations with Tractel equipment. Confirm the approved base, anchorage, attachments and intended use; do not assume the pictured system includes every required component.
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PLAN YOUR PROJECT
What do we need for a recommendation?
Send opening photos, a site layout and the equipment requirements identified by your safety team. Include these details for configuration review.
- Opening size, depth, approach route and available working space.
- Proposed base location, supporting structure and mounting drawings.
- Required reach and clearance, planned task and intended personnel or material use.
- Existing harnesses, connectors, access and retrieval equipment, with model details.
- Site assessment, entry and rescue arrangements, inspection needs and project timeline.
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A davit alone does not make confined-space entry safe. Your site team must address space-specific hazards, entry controls, training and rescue arrangements. Use only an approved configuration and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.