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Full Body Harness Inspection Checklist

by Warren Walsh, from the Community

Use this full body harness inspection checklist to assess the condition of identification labels, hardware, and webbing before use. Verify buckles, D rings, back pad, and loop keepers, and check for cuts, frays, broken stitches, abrasions, burns, corrosion, sharp edges, cracks, distortion, and other defects. Record the date of manufacture and serial number, note findings, and sign off. If any defective condition is found, remove the harness from service and destroy. Ideal for construction and field crews working at height.

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This full body harness and equipment inspection checklist helps teams assess fall protection gear for safe use on site. Inspect hardware components such as buckles, D-rings, back pads, and keepers for wear, deformation, sharp edges, cracks, burrs, and corrosion. Review webbing for cuts, frays, broken fibers or stitches, tears, abrasions, mold, and burns. Record SRL and crossarm strap details including manufacture dates, serial numbers, and label legibility, then verify lifeline function, retraction, and locking. If any defects are found, remove the item from service and destroy. Capture inspector signature and key equipment identifiers to support compliance and traceability.

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