Fall Protection Inspection Series: Inspecting Your Synthetic SRL, Lanyard

Your fall protection equipment keeps you safe, but only if it is in the proper working condition. If one piece fails the results could be catastrophic. In this series we show you how to inspect your fall protection gear. In this video we look at Synthetic SRLs and lanyards and what removal criteria looks like. Inspecting your SRL and lanyard before each use can prevent death, injury, or in the very least an OSHA citation.

Come back for the next episode of the Fall Protection Inspection Series where we show you removal criteria for wire rope SRLs and lanyard.


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In this video:

0:00 – Intro

1:28 – When shall an SRL or lanyard be inspected?

2:49 – Can an SRL or lanyard be repaired?

3:16 – Who should you look to for SRL and lanyard standards and criteria?

3:57 – What is the rejection criteria for an SRL or lanyard?

4:52 – What do I need to see on an SRL ID tag?

5:27 – How to inspect an SRL

8:48 – Disclaimer about wire rope/cable versions of SRLs

9:31 – What does SRL removal criteria look like?

11:51 – What do I need to see on a Lanyard ID tag?

12:48 – How to inspect a lanyard

14:26 – What does lanyard removal criteria look like?

16:38 – Remember…

17:17 – Please like, subscribe, and comment!

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