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All hardware must be free of cracks, sharp edges, deformation, corrosion, or any evidence of defect. The lanyard must fully extract and retract smoothly without any slack being created upon retraction. Note: Many people often do this inspection point incorrectly by not extracting the entire length of webbing or cable.
At a minimum, a periodic inspection is needed once every year, and not to exceed 12 months. The frequency of the wire rope SRL periodic inspection is determined by the frequency and severity of its use. Environmental factors will determine how frequently these inspections are necessary.
2:38 4:25 How to Inspect your Self-Retracting Device - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Let it retract back into the housing it should retract smoothly. Now repeat this but now pull out aMoreLet it retract back into the housing it should retract smoothly. Now repeat this but now pull out a hundred percent of the Lifeline. Again. You always want to maintain a light tension on the Lifeline.
Inspect for distortion, cracks and other damage. Inspect anchoring loop for distortion or damage. Inspect for cuts, burns, tears, abrasion, frays, excessive soiling and discoloration (See impact indicator section.) If lanyard/lifeline fails, it must be tagged and taken out of service.
Before using an SRL, you should follow these inspection points: Inspect every component of the Self-Retracting Lanyard. Housing or casing must be free from cracks, distortion, or any other damage. Check the operation of the unit by pulling smoothly on the lanyard.
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You should check the outside and the inside integrity of the webbing, and look for things such as tears, chemical wear, mould or growths, broken stitches or burns.
How to inspect and maintain your lifeline? Check all bolts, screws, nuts, and other fastening devices to make sure nothing is loose or missing. Inspect if theres a sign of metal deterioration like corrosion or rust. Look out for broken wires, broken threads, and any other signs of damage.

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