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    INSPECTION FORM: Full Body Harness: Frequency of Inspection in The Following Categories: Look at

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    This document provides an inspection form for full body harnesses. The form outlines the inspection process and categories to look at including hardware, webbing, stitching, and labels/tags. Inspectors should look for issues like damage, deterioration, corrosion, cuts, or missing components and remove harnesses from service that fail inspection.

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    INSPECTION FORM: Full Body Harness: Frequency of Inspection in The Following Categories: Look at

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    This document provides an inspection form for full body harnesses. The form outlines the inspection process and categories to look at including hardware, webbing, stitching, and labels/tags. Inspectors should look for issues like damage, deterioration, corrosion, cuts, or missing components and remove harnesses from service that fail inspection.

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    This document provides an inspection form for full body harnesses. The form outlines the inspection process and categories to look at including hardware, webbing, stitching, and labels/tags. Inspectors should look for issues like damage, deterioration, corrosion, cuts, or missing components and remove harnesses from service that fail inspection.

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    INSPECTION FORM: Full Body Harness: Frequency of Inspection in The Following Categories: Look at

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    This document provides an inspection form for full body harnesses. The form outlines the inspection process and categories to look at including hardware, webbing, stitching, and labels/tags. Inspectors should look for issues like damage, deterioration, corrosion, cuts, or missing components and remove harnesses from service that fail inspection.

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    INSPECTION FORM: Full Body Harness

    OHSA 1926.502(d)(21)
    Personal fall arrest systems SHALL be inspected prior to each use for wear, damage, and other
    deterioration, and defective components SHALL be removed from service.

    6.1 Inspection
    6.1.1 Equipment SHALL be inspected by the user before each use and, additionally, by a
    competent person other than the user at intervals of no more than one year.

    FREQUENCY OF INSPECTION IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: LOOK AT:


    General Industry: Construction: 1 Hardware 2 Webbing
    Your Organization: Manufacturer: 3 Stitching 4 Labels/Tags

    MANUFACTURER OF EQUIPMENT: LOOK FOR:


    Name of Manufacturer:
    Serial #: Model #: 1 HARDWARE
    Date of Manufacture: ___/___/___ Rust/corrosion
    Deformed/bent
    INSPECTION: REMOVE FROM SERVICE WHEN: Burs/cracks
    Date: ___/___/___ Date: ___/___/___ Weld spots/slag
    Missing rivets
    NAME OF COMPETENT PERSON: Springs
    Functionality
    NAME OF USER (AUTHORIZED PERSON):
    Other

    2 WEBBING
    Cuts/burns/holes
    Excessive wear
    Excessive UV damage
    Chemical attack
    Writing on the webbing
    Other

    3 STITCHING
    Missing
    Loose
    Broken
    Other

    4 LABELS/TAGS
    Missing
    Illegible
    Dates
    Other

    PASS FAIL

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