Frontline DAC Confined Space Davit Arm System — Wall, Floor & H-Base Mounts
DAVIT ARM SYSTEMANSI/ASSE Z359MODEL DAC
For locations your crew enters again and again, a tripod is the wrong tool. The Frontline DAC davit arm system gives repeat-entry confined spaces — lift stations, vaults, tanks — a dedicated davit with your choice of wall mount, floor mount, or modular H-base, so setup time drops to minutes.
Frontline DAC confined space davit arm system features
Frontline DAC davit arm specifications by mount type
| Model | DAC |
| Product type | Confined Space Equipment |
| Options | Wall Mount (DAC-WL) · Floor Mount (DAC-FL) · H-Base Modular (DAC-HB) |
| Classification | ANSI/ASSE Z359 · OSHA 1910.146 |
| Brand | Frontline |
CERTIFICATION — ANSI/ASSE Z359 · OSHA 1910.146
Certified to US standards for rescue/retrieval systems and confined space entry. Permanent installs additionally require engineered anchorage review under provincial OHS rules. Site spec requires a CSA Z259 mark? Ask us about CSA-marked alternatives.
Frontline DAC confined space davit arm questions answered
Is the Frontline DAC CSA certified for Canadian jobsites?
No. The DAC is certified to ANSI/ASSE Z359 and OSHA 1910.146 — not CSA Z259. Many Canadian sites accept ANSI/OSHA-rated equipment, but confirm with your authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) before use.
What is the Frontline DAC davit arm system used for?
For locations your crew enters again and again, a tripod is the wrong tool. The Frontline DAC davit arm system gives repeat-entry confined spaces — lift stations, vaults, tanks — a dedicated davit with your choice of wall mount, floor mount, or modular H-base, so setup time drops to minutes.
Which DAC davit mount should I choose: wall, floor or H-base?
This listing offers Wall Mount (DAC-WL), Floor Mount (DAC-FL) and H-Base Modular (DAC-HB). Pick the option that matches your task and work envelope; they share the same core design and certification.
How often should the DAC davit arm system be inspected?
Inspect before every use, and have a competent person perform a documented formal inspection at least annually, or more often per the manufacturer and your fall-protection program.