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    HSE - Safety Harness & Lanyard Inspection Checklist (Rev0)

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    The document provides a safety harness and lanyard inspection checklist to be used when inspecting harnesses and lanyards for defects or damage. The checklist includes items to inspect such as webbing, buckles, adjusters, sewing, dorsal rings, snap hooks, and lanyards. Inspectors are to check for issues like cuts, tears, abrasion, stretching, deterioration, distortion, cracks, bending, thread damage, movement, dirt, springs, thimbles, strands, compatibility, and energy absorbers and indicate if items pass, fail, or are not applicable. Inspectors are to sign off on completed checklists.

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    HSE - Safety Harness & Lanyard Inspection Checklist (Rev0)

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    The document provides a safety harness and lanyard inspection checklist to be used when inspecting harnesses and lanyards for defects or damage. The checklist includes items to inspect such as webbing, buckles, adjusters, sewing, dorsal rings, snap hooks, and lanyards. Inspectors are to check for issues like cuts, tears, abrasion, stretching, deterioration, distortion, cracks, bending, thread damage, movement, dirt, springs, thimbles, strands, compatibility, and energy absorbers and indicate if items pass, fail, or are not applicable. Inspectors are to sign off on completed checklists.

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    The document provides a safety harness and lanyard inspection checklist to be used when inspecting harnesses and lanyards for defects or damage. The checklist includes items to inspect such as webbing, buckles, adjusters, sewing, dorsal rings, snap hooks, and lanyards. Inspectors are to check for issues like cuts, tears, abrasion, stretching, deterioration, distortion, cracks, bending, thread damage, movement, dirt, springs, thimbles, strands, compatibility, and energy absorbers and indicate if items pass, fail, or are not applicable. Inspectors are to sign off on completed checklists.

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    HSE - Safety Harness & Lanyard Inspection Checklist (Rev0)

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    Syahirah Nazri
    The document provides a safety harness and lanyard inspection checklist to be used when inspecting harnesses and lanyards for defects or damage. The checklist includes items to inspect such as webbing, buckles, adjusters, sewing, dorsal rings, snap hooks, and lanyards. Inspectors are to check for issues like cuts, tears, abrasion, stretching, deterioration, distortion, cracks, bending, thread damage, movement, dirt, springs, thimbles, strands, compatibility, and energy absorbers and indicate if items pass, fail, or are not applicable. Inspectors are to sign off on completed checklists.

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    FACILITY HEALTH, SAFETY AND

    ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Doc. No.: HSE/2G2/CL/20-003


    (HSE)
    PAGE 1 OF 1 Effective Date:
    (163657-K) SAFETY HARNESS AND LANYARD
    02/01/2020
    INSPECTION CHECKLIST
    REV: 0, ISSUE: 0

    Date: ____/____/____ Serial Number Date of Manufactured


    Make: _____________ Harness
    Model _____________ Lanyard
    :
    Name: __________________________

    CHECK ITEMS PASS FAIL N/A Remarks


    WEBBING
    Cuts and tears
    Abrasion damage from contact with hardware
    Excessive stretching
    Damage from contact with heat, corrosives or
    solvents
    Deterioration due to rotting, mildew or ultraviolet
    exposure
    BUCKLES AND ADJUSTERS
    Distortion or physical damage
    Cracks and forging laps
    Open Rollers
    Bent tongues
    SEWING
    Threads cut, broken, worn
    Damaged or weakened from contact with heat,
    solvents, mildew, corrosive
    DORSAL RING
    Cracks at straight / curved intersection
    Distortion or physical damage
    Loss of cross section due to wear
    Excessive movement at attachment to belt / harness
    SNAP HOOKS
    Distortion of hook or latch
    Cracks or forging folds
    Wear at swivel and latch pivot pin
    Open Roller
    Free movement of latch
    Free from dirt and other obstruction
    Broken, weak or misplaced latch springs
    LANYARD
    Broken or cracked thimbles or stress indicator
    Frayed or broken rope strands
    Compatibility of attachment devices
    Condition of hardware
    Energy absorber pack
    Inspector Name Signature

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