Lifetime - Guldmann FH Strap Mode D'emploi

Consider the practice of documenting sling/accessory inspections through
written inspection records. The documentation should include information
such as: the name of manufacturer, the sling/accessory stock number, width
and length, the unique sling/accessory identification number (important in
differentiating similar slings/accessories), as well as the condition of the
products. Other important information might also include the date it was re-
ceived or put into use at your facility and any special features (if applicable).
A beneficial outcome of an inspection program would be the realization of
repetitive forms of damage and the analysis that would lead to specific
recommendations.
Sample visual examples of synthetic sling/accessory damage
Chemical/caustic burns
Broken stitching
Crushed / Frayed webbing
Knots
Melting / Charring
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intended to represent all types
of potential damage
3 .02

Lifetime

The life of the product is individual and depends on how it is used, washed
etc. Before use the product must be examined according to description in
section 2.02 and if it does not meet the inspection requirements, it must be
discarded if necessary.
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