Equipment Inspection - Hamilton
Fall Protection Services
$30.00
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Equipment & Harness Inspection Services
Maintain full regulatory compliance with Worksite Safety’s professional fall protection equipment inspection services. Our certified inspection team provide rigorous, documented inspections required by CSA standards and provincial OHS regulations.
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:
- Choose the type of equipment and the number of items you would like inspected, then select “Add to Cart”. (For multiple types of equipment, return to the Equipment Inspection page and perform step 1 again)
- You will then be asked to fill out your billing information before completing your booking and payment.
- Once processed, you will automatically receive a receipt and instructions for dropping off your equipment at our service location.
- You will then be contacted by a Worksite Safety Compliance Centre Booking Representative to confirm the details of your equipment inspection session.
Once you have the confirmation, you can drop off your equipment at our service location during regular business hours (9:00 am-4:00 pm / Mon-Fri). Equipment Inspection Services can take between 2 and 4 business days, and you will be notified when your items are ready for pick up.
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.