Title Page

  • Name of User

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected by

  • Date of last inspection?

Harness Information

  • Who is the manufacturer of the harness?

  • What is the date of manufacture?

  • What is the harness serial number?

  • What date was the harness first used?

Lanyard Information

  • Who is the manufacturer of the lanyard?

  • What is the date of manufacture?

  • What is the lanyard serial number?

  • What date was the lanyard first used?

Working Belt Information

  • Who is the manufacturer of the working belt?

  • What is the date of manufacture?

  • What is the working belt serial number?

  • What date was the working belt first used?

Checklist of Harness and attachments

  • Are all serial numbers eligible and on all equipment?

  • Which piece of equipment is the serial number(s) ineligible?

Metal Fittings

  • Is there any surface cracking visible?

  • Is there any damage or deformation to fittings?

  • Is there any signs of stress or stretching to fittings?

  • Is there any signs of gouges or scratches?

  • Is there any signs of corrosion or chemical damage?

Webbing

  • Are there any signs of cuts (no greater than 1mm deep?)

  • Are there any signs of wear/surface abrasion?

  • Are there any signs of damage to the stitching?

  • Are there any signs of UV degradation or heat damage?

  • Are there any signs of chemical damage or surface contamination?

Other

  • Any further observations?

Inspection Tags

  • Have all pieces of safety climbing equipment been tagged? Showing serial number and date of next inspection due?

Inspection Results

  • Is the inspection a pass or fail?

  • What is the reason for inspection fail?

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