Roofing Fall Protection Bucket Kit with 50 ft Lifeline
Keep essential roofing fall protection components together with the Ironwear 2880 bucket kit, ASA SKU S2880. Each kit includes a five-point full-body harness with a D-ring, reusable roof anchor, and a 50 ft rope lifeline assembly with a rope grab and shock pack, packed in a storage bucket.
Key Features
- Five-point full-body harness
- Reusable roof anchor
- Rope grab with shock pack
- Steel snap hook
- Rope-end stop knot
- Bucket for storage and transport
Common Uses
- Roof installation and repair
- Construction maintenance
- Exterior building work
- Elevated facility maintenance
For tasks selected through a site-specific fall hazard assessment. Public works and utility crews must confirm suitability for their particular work and anchorage.
OSHA Standards Listed by Manufacturer
Ironwear's specification table lists OSHA 1926.502 and OSHA 1910.66 for model 2880. 1926.502 addresses fall protection systems criteria and practices in construction. 1910.66 addresses powered platforms for building maintenance; it is not a blanket roofing standard.
These are manufacturer-listed references, not an OSHA product approval or a guarantee that every installation complies. The employer must select and use a suitable fall protection system for the work, following applicable requirements and each component's instructions.
Ironwear also lists ANSI Z359.14-2014 in its specification table. Because that standard concerns self-retracting devices and this kit is described with a rope lifeline, confirm the applicable component documentation with Ironwear before relying on that listing as a conformity claim for the kit.
Bucket Kit or Harness Only?
Choose the bucket kit when the job calls for the supplied harness, reusable roof anchor, 50 ft lifeline, rope grab, and shock pack together. The bucket keeps the components organized for transport between roofing, construction, and facility maintenance jobs. The rope grab and shock pack serve distinct roles in the system; their installation and operation must follow the supplied instructions.
A harness-only purchase may suit a crew that already has an approved, compatible anchorage and connecting system. Neither choice eliminates the need to assess the roof structure, fall clearance, swing-fall hazards, and rescue arrangements. For sloped-roof work, confirm the permitted setup before use; do not assume this kit is suitable for leading edges, aerial lifts, or steel erection.
California Proposition 65
Manufacturer warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Inspection, Training, and Care
Users need training in fitting the harness, connecting the system, handling the rope grab, and recognizing damage. Inspect the harness, rope, connectors, energy absorber, and anchor as required by their instructions before use. Keep equipment clean, dry, and protected from chemicals, sharp edges, and damaging heat during storage.
Remove any component subjected to a fall from service immediately. Follow manufacturer requirements for retirement, replacement, or authorized evaluation; a visual check alone is not permission to reuse it. A reusable anchor also requires inspection and an approved installation each time it is used.
Roofing Fall Protection Kit FAQ
What comes in the bucket?
One harness, roof anchor, and 50 ft rope assembly with a steel snap hook, stop knot, rope grab, and shock pack, together with the storage bucket. This listing is for one kit, not a master case.
Is this ready to use on any roof?
No. The roof structure, anchor installation, connection method, fall clearance, and rescue plan must suit the job. Additional compatible equipment or installation hardware may be needed. Read the supplied instructions before setting up the system.
What is the worker weight capacity?
Confirm the capacity on the current component labels and instructions, including clothing, tools, and other carried equipment. Use only a configuration for which every component permits that total load. Contact ASA, LLC before ordering if you need documentation for a specific worker weight.
Can I substitute a different lanyard or self-retracting lifeline?
Not without verifying compatibility and the permitted configuration. A rope grab, energy absorber, lanyard, or self-retracting lifeline is not automatically interchangeable with the parts supplied in this kit.
Can the kit be reused after arresting a fall?
Remove the affected equipment from service immediately and follow the manufacturer instructions for each component. Do not return it to use merely because no damage is visible.
