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    I & M P S H: Nspection Aintenance Rocedure For Afety Arnesses

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    1. The document provides inspection and maintenance procedures for safety harnesses and lanyards. 2. It details aspects to examine for each component, including webbing, buckles, D-rings, and sewing for signs of damage. 3. Maintenance includes cleaning with dish soap and water, drying thoroughly, and storing in a cool, dry place away from chemicals.

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    1. The document provides inspection and maintenance procedures for safety harnesses and lanyards. 2. It details aspects to examine for each component, including webbing, buckles, D-rings, and sewing for signs of damage. 3. Maintenance includes cleaning with dish soap and water, drying thoroughly, and storing in a cool, dry place away from chemicals.

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    1. The document provides inspection and maintenance procedures for safety harnesses and lanyards. 2. It details aspects to examine for each component, including webbing, buckles, D-rings, and sewing for signs of damage. 3. Maintenance includes cleaning with dish soap and water, drying thoroughly, and storing in a cool, dry place away from chemicals.

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    I & M P S H: Nspection Aintenance Rocedure For Afety Arnesses

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    1. The document provides inspection and maintenance procedures for safety harnesses and lanyards. 2. It details aspects to examine for each component, including webbing, buckles, D-rings, and sewing for signs of damage. 3. Maintenance includes cleaning with dish soap and water, drying thoroughly, and storing in a cool, dry place away from chemicals.

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    The documents provide guidance on inspecting safety harnesses and lanyards and identifying defects that require removal from service.

    Components that should be inspected on a safety harness include webbing, buckles, D-rings, adjusters, sewing and hardware.

    Signs that would indicate a safety harness needs to be replaced include cuts, tears or excessive wear in the webbing, broken or damaged buckles, D-rings or hardware, or broken or worn sewing threads.

    I NSPECTION & M AINTENANCE P ROCEDURE FOR

    S AFETY H ARNESSES
    Company
    NOTE: All inspections are to be carried
    Equipment User out with reference to AS/NZS 1891.1 &.4
    Contact Number If there is any doubt about the condition
    of a piece of equipment, it is to be removed
    Make & Expiry Date
    from service.
    Model &Serial Number
    Date of Inspection

    Condition
    Component Aspect Examined No Yes
    Minor Major
    Defect Defect
    Webbing Cuts or tears or Mildew
    Abrasion damage especially where there is contact with
    hardware
    Excessive stretching
    Heat deformation, and damage from corrosives or chemicals
    Localised Discolouration, Localised hardening
    Deterioration due to UV or other factors
    Buckles Distortion or other physical damage
    Adjusters Cracks
    Corrosion
    D-Rings Examine for excess movement at its attachment point
    Cracks
    Distortion or other damage
    Loss of cross-section due to wear
    Corrosion
    Sewing Broken, cut or worn threads
    Damage or weakening of threads
    Damage due to heat, corrosives or chemicals
    Deterioration due to UV or other factors
    Unauthorised repairs
    Labelling Serial Number Legible
    Product Label Inspection legible
    Product Description Legible

    Maintenance & Cleaning


     Luke warm water with dish soap can be considered the best & safest method of cleaning, without any adverse effects on
    the metal components. Rinse parts in luke-warm water after cleaning.
     After necessary cleaning & drying, store the equipment in a dry, dark cool position, away from chemicals, corrosives, high
    humidity, sharp objects, U.V radiations, salt environment, or any other possible causes of damage.
     Do not store the equipment wet.

    Notes:

    Inspectors Signature:
    BPWHS-15-harness-lanyards-20 June 2016
    Date:
    GENERAL INSPECTION PROCEDURE FOR SAFETY HARNESSES

    1. Inspect before Use!

    Check Labels, serial


    number & date 2. Webbing - check for
    cuts, mildew or heat
    deformation

    3. Hardware - check for


    corrosion, or deformation

    4. Sewing - check for


    damaged or broken
    threads

    BPWHS-15-harness-lanyards-20 June 2016


    INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
    FOR LANYARDS
    Company
    NOTE: All inspections are to be carried
    Equipment User out with reference to AS/NZS 1891.1 &.4
    Contact Number If there is any doubt about the condition of
    a piece of equipment, it is to be removed
    Make & Expiry Date
    from service.
    Model &Serial Number
    Date of Inspection

    Condition
    Component Aspect Examined No Yes
    Minor Major
    Defect Defect
    Webbing Cuts, Tears or Mildew
    Abrasion damage where there is contact with hardware
    Excessive stretching
    hardwaredue
    Damage hardware
    to heat,hardware
    corrosives or chemicals
    Deterioration due to UV or other factors
    Distortion or other physical damage
    Buckles Cracks & forging laps where applicable
    Adjusters Corrosion
    D-Rings Examine for excess movement at its attachment point
    Cracks
    Distortion or other damage
    Loss of cross-section due to wear
    Corrosion
    Snap Hook Distortion of hook or latch
    Cracks or forging folds
    Wear in swivels or latch pivot pin
    Broken weak or misplaced latch springs
    Free from dirt or other obstructions
    Corrosion
    Free movement of the latch over its full travel
    Ropes Cuts
    Abrasion or fraying
    Damage due to contact with heat, corrosives, solvents etc
    Thimbles cracked or broken
    Deterioration due to ultraviolet exposure or other factors
    Sewing Broken, cut or worn threads
    Damage or weakening of threads
    Damage due to heat, corrosives or chemicals
    Deterioration due to UV or other factors
    Unauthorised repairs
    Labelling Serial Number Legible
    Product Label Inspection legible
    Product Description Legible

    Maintenance & Cleaning


     Luke warm water with dish soap can be considered the best & safest method of cleaning, without any adverse effects on
    the metal components. Rinse parts in luke-warm water after cleaning.
     After necessary cleaning & drying, store the equipment in a dry, dark cool position, away from chemicals, corrosives, high
    humidity, sharp objects, U.V radiations, salt environment, or any other possible causes of damage.
     Do not store the equipment wet.

    Notes:

    Inspectors Signature:
    BPWHS-15-harness-lanyards-20 June 2016
    Date:
    GENERAL INSPECTION PROCEDURE FOR S AFETY LANYARDS

    Check double acting hooks for


    reliable operation

    Hardware check for corrosion, or


    deformation

    • Check energy absorber for


    signs of deployment

    Check thimble eye for


    signs of cracking or
    damage.
    Check each splice for
    loose strands
    • Check lanyard label for legible
    serial number & date of
    withdrawal.

     Check each
    sewing pattern for
    loose strands and
    damaged threads
     Inspect the rope for
    cuts or melts

    BPWHS-15-harness-lanyards-20 June 2016

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