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Safety Harness Inspection

You can use this template to assure that your harness is in good shape before use to decrease the risk of falling. Start with providing a description about safety harness use then attach a photo of it. Carefully examine each part of the harness and its connections (snap hooks, lanyard and tie-off adaptors/anchorages). Make sure to inspect the label of each to distinguish the type of harness, model, manufacturing details, limitations and warnings. Finish the inspection by rating the overall situation and providing advice to improve safety.
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Harness Equipment Inspection
General Information
Describe the work on which a security harness will be used
Attach a photo of the equipment
Full Body Harnesses
Nylon webbing is free of holes, burn marks and chemical damage.
Straps show no excessive wear from repeated buckling.
Webbing is free of cuts, broken fibres, frayed edges, and pulled stitches
All rivets are tight and not deformed.
Does the legible tag identify the harness, model, date of production, name of producer, limitations and warnings
Harness webbing has no further holes.
Buckles are not damaged or cracked and are able to operate correctly
D-rings are free of excessive wear, pits, deterioration, cracks, and sharp ends
D-rings pivot freely.
All grommets are secure and not deformed.
Snaphooks
Snaphooks do not have any hook and eye distortions.
Snaphooks do not have any cracks and pitted surfaces.
Keeper latches are not bent, distorted, or obstructed.
Keeper latches seat into the nose without binding.
Keeper springs are securely close to the keeper latches.
The locking mechanism was examined to verify that keeper latches lock properly
All rivets are tight and not deformed.
Tongue/straps show no excessive wear from repeated buckling.
Lanyard
What is the type of Lanyard?
Self-Retracting Lanyards
The body of the lanyards has no noticeable physical damage.
All back nuts or rivets are secure.
The nylon strap is free of any burns, kinks, knots and excessive wear
The nylon strap is free of tears, torn fibres, frayed edges, and pulled stitches
Nylon strap retracts freely.
The unit was examined to prove that the locking mechanism is operating correctly
Positioning Lanyards
Impact indicator free from rupture of coloured stitching, elongated indicator
Webbing free from cuts, burns, tears, abrasions, frays, excessive soiling and discoloration, corrosion which effects the operation and/or strength
Stitching is free from pulled or cut stitches
All labels are legible and securely held in place
All wire rope are free from broken wires, corrosion, kinks, and separation of strands
All synthetic ropes are free from pulled or cut yarns, barns, abrasions, knots, excessive soiling and discolouration
Energy-absorbing component free from elongation, tears, and excessive soiling
Tie-Off Adaptors/Anchorages
The tie-off adaptor is free of cuts, abrasions, burn marks, and chemical damage
The tie-off adaptor is free of tears, broken fibres, frayed ends, and pulled stitches
The tie-off adaptor is free of signs of deterioration, heat stroke, and stretching
The unit was tested to confirm that the locking mechanism is operating correctly
Horizontal Lifelines
All labels are present, legible, and securely attached
Lifeline rope has no noticeable physical damage
All metallic parts for sign of defects, damage, alteration, and missing parts
Recommendation
Overall Rating:
Recommendations:
Completion
Name and Signature of the Inspector:
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Please note that this checklist template is a hypothetical appuses-hero example and provides only standard information. The template does not aim to replace, among other things, workplace, health and safety advice, medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or any other applicable law. You should seek your professional advice to determine whether the use of such a checklist is appropriate in your workplace or jurisdiction.