Fall Arrest System Inspection

As part of our fall arrest equipment inspection service, we examine personal fall restraint anchors (eyebolts). A fall restraint system works to prevent falls by restricting access to the fall hazard. Whether installed internally or externally, we are able to examine class A1 anchor eyebolts to ensure they are meeting technical safety standards. These types of fall restraint are often used by window cleaners as anchor points. They can then attach a harness system and carry out their job safely. A regular fall arrest equipment inspection is important to maintain the safety of key fall arrest equipment, as well as contractors and workers. 

If you follow the link below, you will be taken to a contact form in which you can request more information about our fall arrest equipment inspection service. We are happy to discuss your project requirements in greater depth, and strive to provide an all encompassing solution as quickly as possible. 

What is a Fall Arrest System?

A Fall Arrest System refers to groups of equipment intended to prevent falls while working at heights. These systems usually consist of full-body harnesses, connecting means, and anchorage points. These components work in conjunction with each other to create a safe and secure working environment.

Why is a Fall Arrest System Inspection Necessary?

Inspections of your Fall Arrest Systems are vital to maintain a safe working environment. Your older equipment may no longer be compliant with safety standards, and damaged equipment can pose a risk to life. An inspection will identify these faults and provide instructions about how to remedy them, which could save a life. 

How Often Should Fall Arrest Systems be Inspected?

You should have a Fall Arrest System Inspector assess the condition of your equipment every six months. This will ensure that brewing problems are addressed, dangerous situations are avoided, and your employees remain safe at work.