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Tractel Inspection Checklist

by Jordan Tomasone, from the Community

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Inspect Tractel rescue and working-at-heights gear with a structured checklist. Record site details, serial numbers, generation, and personnel. Verify bag condition, T-bar, edge roller, rope grab (Stopfor A), pigtail, ladder bracket, anchor rope with Stopfor M, wheel handle, and Z359.12-09 carabiners. Measure and inspect rope length for WTG height, check for frays, kinks, rust, and weathering, and repack correctly. Attach photos and notes when items are at risk. Includes inspector name and signature.

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Use this checklist to conduct 6-month LOLER inspections on Tractel RLX 14, 14 mm textile ropes used with the Tractel Door Bar and Stopfor S fall arrester. Record identification details such as serial number, year of manufacture, and last inspection. Verify labels and markings are present and legible. Inspect the rope for cuts, nicks, burns, and contamination such as dirt, oil, or paint. Confirm the karabiner attachment is fitted and note item numbers, descriptions, and any defects. Capture photos if necessary, determine equipment status, and set the next inspection date to maintain compliance and worker safety.

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