Equipment Inspection – On-Site (Ontario)
Equipment & Harness Inspection Services
Maintain full regulatory compliance with Worksite Safety’s professional Fall Protection/Working at Heights equipment inspection services.
While daily pre-use checks by workers are essential, most Canadian jurisdictions and CSA Z259:17:16 (R2020) standards require a formal annual inspection by a trained, competent person. Our service ensures that defects are identified before failures occur.
Booking Process:
- Use the form on this page to request a quote. Include as much information as possible about the equipment you need to have inspected, and any preferred dates or times.
- You will then be contacted by a Worksite Safety Compliance Centre Client Services Representative to ask you about your equipment inspection needs.
- Once the necessary details are confirmed, we will finalize your booking, complete the transaction, and schedule your equipment inspection session.
*Minimum order rates, travel fees, and additional costs may apply.
Payment & Service Options
- In addition to on-site service, you can drop-off your equipment for inspection at some of our locations
- You can also ship your equipment to us (shipping & handling will apply)
- We offer a wide range of payment options, including NET30 Purchase Orders, or Credit Terms
Compliance Guaranteed
Every piece of equipment is logged. You receive an inspection report with an item log for your records. If your inspection reveals damage, we provide immediate recommendations for replacement equipment to keep your team moving safely.
Our team provides thorough, multi-point inspections for a wide range of fall arrest and restraint components, including:
- Full Body Harness Inspection: Checking for frayed webbing, pulled stitches, chemical damage, heat stress, and hardware oxidation.
- Lanyard & Energy Absorber Inspection: Ensuring shock absorbers are intact and connectors (snap hooks/carabiners) function perfectly.
- Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRL): Testing braking mechanisms, housing integrity, and cable/webbing condition.
- Anchorage Connectors: Inspecting D-bolt anchors, tie-off adapters, roof anchors, and portable anchor points for structural integrity.
- Temporary Horizontal / Vertical Lifelines and Fall Arresters: Assessing tension, wear, and hardware security.
- Retrieval Devices: Inspecting winches for hardware failures.
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