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Inspection conducted by David Jalbert

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Location

User Identification

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  • Employee name?

  • Work location

  • Known product history
    It is the responsibility of the PPE user to inform the inspector about any conditions of use or exceptional event during use (examples: falling or stopping a fall, use or storage at extreme temperatures, modification out of manufacturer's workshops, etc.).

  • has your equipment been involved in a fall or do you have any other information to disclose that could affect the effective use of your working at height PPE?

  • Please describe?

Harness

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  • Is there a harness to inspect?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of Manufacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Manufacturer label, CSA logo and all readable

  • Impact indicators (Z stitches, D-ring pad)

  • Chest D-Ring

  • Dorsal D-Ring

  • Shoulder D-Rings (left and right)

  • Waist D-Rings (left and right)

  • Chest buckle

  • Waist buckle

  • Leg tongue buckle (left and right)

  • Sit strap (holding both leg strap in the back)

  • Stitches

  • Nylon straps, webbing

  • General condition

  • I declare that this harness is:

Double leg landyard

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  • Is there a double leg landyard to inspect?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of Manufacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Manufacturer label, CSA logo and all readable

  • Shock absorber

  • Lenght (size to be compare to size on label)

  • Connectors (Self closing & locking) *verify closing gap

  • Connectors (Corrosion, rivets, if any distortion)

  • Stitches

  • Nylon straps

  • General condition

  • I declare that this double leg land yard is:

Rail Slider

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  • Is there a rail slider to inspect?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of Manufacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Manufacturer label, CSA logo and all readable

  • Body (Corrosion, bolt, if any distortion)

  • General condition

  • I declare that this rail slider is:

Personal fall limiter (PFL)

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  • Is there a PFL to inspect?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of Manufacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Manufacturer label, CSA logo and all readable

  • Carabiner (Self closing & locking)

  • Attachment point

  • Housing (evidence of any damage, nuts/bolts/rivets/screws (if any))

  • Lifeline (locking when pulled)

  • Lifeline (Cuts, fraying, broken stitches)

  • Shock pack (Shrink tube, Damage, fraying, stitches or any sign of deployment)

  • Connectors (Self closing & locking) *verify closing gap

  • Connectors (Corrosion, rivets, if any distortion)

  • General condition

  • I declare that this PFL is:

Pole climber Rope positioning

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  • Is there a Pole climber to inspect?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of Manufacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Manufacturer label, CSA logo and all readable

  • Carabiner at end (Self closing & locking)

  • Carabiner on slider (Self closing & locking)

  • Stitched rope end on carabiner (stitch, splice or swage)

  • Stitched rope end at other end (stitch, splice or swage)

  • Rope adjuster (CSA logo, direction arrow, evidence of any damage, nuts/bolts/rivets/screws (if any))

  • Rope adjuster (locking as intended)

  • Rope (General condition and cleanliness)

  • Rope (Check for bump, soft or hard spot, cuts, burn, discoloration)

  • Abrasion resistant sleeve (General condition)

  • I declare that this rope positioning is:

Sure climb slider

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  • Is there a Sure climb slider to inspect?

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of manifacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Identification, CSA logo and all readable

  • locking mecanism

  • Body (Corrosion, bolt, if any distortion)

  • General working order and condition

  • I declare that this sure climb slider is:

Other equipment not listed

  • Is there any other equipment to inspect?

  • Any equipment that is not listed before to be added here

  • Working at height equipment
  • What type of equipment

  • Manufacturer

  • Model #

  • Serial #

  • Year of Manufacture

  • Date of first use

Legend: (G) Good working condition (M) To monitor (A) Action to take prior to use (R) Do not use, Remove (NA) Non applicable

  • Add inspection details

  • Inspection details
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  • I declare that this equipment is:

Acknowledgment

    Corrective action (If any corrective action is to be taken, add here)
  • Equipment and model #

  • What are the corrective measure to be taken

  • Employee to ensure corrective measure are taken

  • By when?

  • Does the equipment need another inspection prior to be use?

  • I, undersigned, certify that the inspection was done in accordance with CSA standard Z25910-12.

  • David Jalbert

  • I, undersigned, declare that I will not use any equipment that are to be remove from service following this inspection result.

  • Add signature

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