Full Body Harness Inspection

Jul 5, 2024

Each user of a full-body harness must inspect it before each use. ANSI requires an annual inspection.

Below is a checklist to document a full-body harness inspection.

MAPIC | Full Body Harness Inspection Checklist

TRAINING AND AWARENESS

Scott Davidson, Safety and Education Director, is available to further discuss fire protection on construction sites. As a benefit of your membership to MCA/CPCA, there is no fee for the following services provided:

  • Job Site Inspections
  • Tool Box Talks
  • Site Specific Safety Programs
  • Help with Third Party Safety Plans (ISNET)
  • Onsite, at your shop, or at our facility training (Mobile Elevated Work Platforms, Fall Protection, PPE, Haz Com, OSHA 10, OSHA 30, OSHA Refresher and more)
  • Site Specific Safety Consulting (Fall Protection, Confined Space, Trenching and Excavation and more
  • You can call Scott for more information

Recent Posts

Increased OSHA Activity

We are aware of increased OSHA activity currently happening.  This is the time of year that OSHA is conducting an unusual amount of inspections on construction projects, regarded as a "Blitz".  These inspections are random based on Dodge Reports (a data base of active...

OSHA-30 for Local 55 Apprentices

Safety Director Scott Davidson provided an OSHA 30-hour class for third-year apprentices from Plumbers Local 55. It is a great group of apprentices and they learned a lot about working safely on jobsites. Good luck with their future careers!

MCA/CPCA Sporting Clays Outing

Everyone had a blast at the MCA/CPCA Sporting Clays Event at the Hill 'n Dale Club! The finishers (pictured from left to right were: First place - Joe Charnigo, Air Control Products Second place -  Chris Bukovec, Diversified Piping Third place - Mike Green, Air...

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