“The Highrise Emergency Aerial Response Team (HEART)has strict standards on safety and choose the Traser® H3 Aviator Jungmeister Watch as a standard issue watch for its rope access and rescue technicians.

The Swiss made Aviator Jungmeister watch shows not only the cardinal directions of a compass, but also, the degree of rope anchoring directions, vital to the safety of rope access technicians and suspended access operators who are working on super high rise buildings. The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and strict Canadian Ministry of Labour By-Laws stipulate that every primary suspended rope and lifeline used in connection with equipment shall be rigged in accordance with generally accepted rigging practice, so that each line hangs vertically from the roof or access level to the ground or level of egress of a worker using the line. This means that the angle of suspension (rope anchoring attachment) should be no more than 30 degrees.

With a glance at the 1 o’clock digit of the Aviator watch scale, the rope-men has a good reference for the right positioning of his lifeline. The 360 degree scale can be used as a quick visual reference for safe practice during anchor attachments in the vertical environment, where Horizontal anchorage cables shall have a minimum of 30° of slag

Due to the trigalight illumination technology, this Traser® H3 time piece can be a reliable instrument watch for rope work during day and night“.