INSTRUCTION FOR USE
ONE-PULL SUSPENSION TRAUMA RELIEF STEPS
Description: The Honeywell Miller ONE-PULL Suspension Trauma Relief Steps are directly positioned on each side of the H700 full-body harness. They provide instant support and enhance blood circulation by allowing users to quickly stand up in their harness and relieve the pressure being applied to the arteries and veins around the top of the legs.
Training: It is essential that the users of this equipment receive proper training, including detailed procedures for the safe use of such equipment in their work application.
Rescue: This equipment provides suspension relief and is not a rescue alternative. The user shall have a rescue plan and the means at hand to implement it.
Inspection: Include the relief steps during the daily harness inspection before use. Check for damage, wear, fraying, cuts, abrasion, burns, and knots. When inspection reveals defects in or damage to this equipment, the equipment shall be tagged as “unusable”, removed from service, and immediately discarded.
Warning: While using this equipment after a fall arrest, remain vertical. Do not attempt to lie down. All persons using this equipment must read, understand, and follow the instruction. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or death.
Presetting: It is highly recommended to adjust the length of the trauma relief steps for yourself in advance.
PRE-SETTING
Step 1
Standing on the ground, pull down the bottom tags of both trauma relief steps to deploy webbing and steps.
Step 2
Press the adjustment buckle to adjust the total length on both steps.
Step 3
Make sure both steps are on the top of your shoes.
REPACKING:
After presetting, repack and insert the 2 relief trauma steps back into the casing and fasten the button.
OPERATION:
Step 1
Pull both bottom tags down and deploy the trauma relief steps on each side.
Step 2
Insert feet into the trauma relief steps. (See Figure 7) *If presetting has not been done before, press the buckle to adjust the suitable length for both sides. 
Stand up in your harness and start motioning your legs. This will relieve the pressure being applied to the arteries and veins around the top of your legs.
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