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Harness Inspection. Guidelines. ... Grasp the webbing with your hands and bend the webbing, checking both sides. ... \u2022J Discoloration of material. ... \u2022J Material marked w/permanent marker Check w/manufacturer. ... Stitching. ... \u2022J Discoloration of stitching. ... Hardware. ... Product Inspection Guide.
1:13 5:07 How to Inspect your Fall Protection Lanyard - FallTech - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If you have a rope lanyard grasp the rope with both bare hands rotate the lanyard and inspect theMoreIf you have a rope lanyard grasp the rope with both bare hands rotate the lanyard and inspect the strands from end to end remember to check the inner strands to check for damage deterioration.
What 4 Items Do You Look For When Inspecting A Lanyard? The key elements to look for are lanyard material (webbing, cable or rope), hardware (buckle, ring, snap hook), stitching and label. If it is an energy-absorbing lanyard, the energy absorber pack has to be examined carefully.
Harness Inspection. Guidelines. ... Grasp the webbing with your hands and bend the webbing, checking both sides. ... \u2022J Discoloration of material. ... \u2022J Material marked w/permanent marker Check w/manufacturer. ... Stitching. ... \u2022J Discoloration of stitching. ... Hardware. ... Product Inspection Guide.
While the pre-use inspection is necessary, the closer look an inspector gives the equipment ensures the harness is inspected properly. ANSI recommends that formal inspections should be done at intervals of no more than six months. In inspector should not be the person wearing that particular harness.

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1:03 5:47 How To Inspect and Don a Full Body Harness - FallTech - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip When inspecting hardware we'll start from the top and work our way down. First look at the backMoreWhen inspecting hardware we'll start from the top and work our way down. First look at the back dorsal d-ring make sure there's no major bins cracks or discoloration next check your chest strap. Make
It is recommended that there is a detailed inspection at least every six months.
1:07 5:47 How To Inspect and Don a Full Body Harness - FallTech - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip First look at the back dorsal d-ring make sure there's no major bins cracks or discoloration nextMoreFirst look at the back dorsal d-ring make sure there's no major bins cracks or discoloration next check your chest strap. Make sure that the Quick Connect or mating buckle is able to close and stay

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