Skipping a harness inspection before climbing a lift or scaffold
2nd YearSafety
Inspect your harness before every use — check D-ring, buckles, stitching, and webbing for cuts or burns. A harness that has taken a fall must be removed f…
TinnerFlow™2nd YearSafety
Inspect your harness before every use — check D-ring, buckles, stitching, and webbing for cuts or burns. A harness that has taken a fall must be removed f…
Inspect your harness before every use — check D-ring, buckles, stitching, and webbing for cuts or burns. A harness that has taken a fall must be removed from service immediately, even if it looks fine.
Do not hide, force, cover, or “make it work” if this affects safety, access, airflow, rated assemblies, supports, equipment, or inspection. Stop and verify the approved correction.