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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Select date

  • Please take a photo of harness and lanyard.

  • Office Location Equipment Belongs to:

Harness Info:

  • Label Attached To Harness

  • Label Fully Legible

  • Harness Date of Manufacture:

  • Harness Serial Number:

  • Harness Lot Number

  • Harness Model Number:

Hardware:

  • Buckles in Place?

  • D Rings in Place?

  • Back Pad in Place?

  • Loop Keepers in Place?

Hardware Condition:

  • Free of Damaged or Worn Parts?

  • Free of Broken/Bent Parts/Cracks?

  • Free of any Sharp Edges/Burrs?

  • Parts Free of Distortion and Elongation?

  • Free From Corrosion?

Webbing:

  • Free From Cuts/Frays/Broken Stiches/Tears/Abrasions?

  • Free of Mold/Dirt?

  • Free of Burns/Weld Splatter?

Single or Double Lanyard?

  • Lanyard:

  • Lanyard Date of Manufacture

  • Lanyard Serial Number:

  • Lanyard Model Number:

  • Make:

Hardware Condition:

  • Free of Damaged or Worn Parts?

  • Free of Broken/Bent Parts/Cracks?

  • Free of any Sharp Edges?

  • Free of Burrs?

  • Free from Corrosion?

Webbing:

  • Free From Cuts/Frays/Broken Stiches/Tears/Abrasions?

  • Webbing Free From Mold/Dirt?

  • Webbing Free From Burns/Welding Splatter?

Hooks / Carabineers

  • Free of Corrosion & Physical Damage?

Ascender:

  • Serial Number

  • Date of Manufacture:

  • Model Number:

  • Make::

Hardware Condition

  • Free of Physical Damage and Deformities?

  • Free of Corrosion?

  • All Markings Present and Legible?

  • Are Locking Levers Free of Damage and Operate Smoothly?

Overall Inspection Info:

  • IF INSEPCTION REVEALS ANY DEFECTIVE CONDITION, REMOVE FROM SERVICE AND DESTROY AFTER NOTING REMOVAL FROM SERVICE!

  • Signature of Inspector:

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