Information
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Climbing gear inspection
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Owner of the Harness
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Prepared by
Personal Climbing Gear
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Harness identification number
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Is the climbing belt older than 5 years?
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Is the harness in a good, visual condition?
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Are any of the areas on the belt melted (glazed) or damaged by heat?
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Does any area of the harness have chemical damage?
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Is any of the stitching damaged?
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Does the harness have any cuts or abrasions?
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Does any of the metallic components have corrosion or structural damage?
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Are any parts of the harness damaged by twisting or malformation?
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Does the harness have any Ultra-Violet damage?
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Is all written information on the harness visible?
Suitability of poles to be climbed.
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Please ensure you read and understand this flow chart. You are legally obliged to adhere to our climbing procedures.
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I take responsibility for testing all poles, before climbing, to determine suitability for climbing.
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I acknowledge that the poles, to be climbed today, are not 'unsafe', marked or otherwise.
Suitability of Ladders used for climbing.
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Ladder identification number
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Note last 'annual test date' of ladder
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Is the ladder clear from any chemicals or residue?
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Is there any visual cracks or damage to the ladder?
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Are ropes, connected to the ladder, in good condition?
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Does the ladder have a rope for tying off the lower section to the pole?
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Is the 'pole attachment' in good working order?
