User Manual
V1.0 2021 Copyright Safewaze
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1.
Inspect chest strap to include stitching and buckle assembly. Ensure no stitches are broken, frayed, or cut. Inspect
that buckle assembly functions properly and does not display any excessibe corrosion.
2.
Inspect sizing adjusters for proper function and ensure correct sizing of harness for use.
3.
If so equipped, inspect belt assembly for proper function of buckle and ensure that no excessive corrosion exists.
4.
Inspect leg straps for proper function of buckles and if any excessive corrosion is present. If leg straps are grommet
style, ensure that no grommets are loose or missing.
5.
Inspect dorsal D-ring assembly. Ensure that dorsal D-ring has no excessive corrosion and that web loop is intact with
no cuts, fraying, or damage.
6.
Check that load indicators are present on harness and non-deployed.
(See Figure 7 for example of deployed load indicator)
NOTE: In addtion to these steps, inspect all harness webbing and stitching for possible damage or defects.
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The working life of Safewaze FBH’s are determined by work conditions, care and inspection provided. As long as the FBH
passes inspection, it may remain in service.
Dispose of the Safewaze FBH if it has experienced fall arrest forces or inspection reveals an unsafe or defective condition.
Before disposing of the FBH, cut the harness into separate sections to prevent future use.
FIGURE 14 - INSPECTION DIAGRAMS
18.4 PRODUCT LIFE
18.5 DISPOSAL
