Harness and Lanyard
Location
Harnesses and lanyards must be stored in a clean, dry area away from chemicals, direct sunlight, excessive heat, moisture, and other environmental conditions that could damage the materials.
Soft nylon equipment should be hung on wide, smooth supports or stored according to the manufacturer's instructions. Do not hang them on nails or sharp hooks or store them with cables, chains, tools, or other heavy or sharp metal equipment that could cut, abrade, or otherwise damage the webbing.
Labeling
List each unit separately on the inspection form. Check that all equipment is numbered or otherwise identified so each piece of equipment is unique and easily identifiable. Check that the manufacturer’s name, model number, and rating are clear and visible.
Harness Straps
Check that straps are relatively soft and pliable with no signs of hardening. Look for burns caused by chemical or heat that create hard non-flexible areas on the strapping. Look for damaged threads or separation of the fibers that would indicate some type of damage. Look for torn or frayed sewing and stitching. Examine wear areas around fittings and buckles. Thimble eyes should not be deformed, bent, or missing.
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