Storage And Transport - JSP LIFELINE FAR0804 Instructions Pour L'utilisation, L'entretien Et L'inspection

STORAGE AND TRANSPORT

The Personal Protective Equipment must be transported in a package that protects against moisture, mechanical,
chemical and thermal attack. Store in a cool dry place. Avoid humid & acidic environment for storage.
MAINTENANCE
In case of minor soiling, wipe the equipment with cotton cloth or soft brush. Do not use any abrasive material. For
intensive cleaning wash in water at a temperature not more than 40°C using a neutral detergent. It should be allowed to
dry by itself and be kept away from open fire or any other source of heat. Avoid direct sunlight.
INSPECTION
PRE-USE CHECK
• Checking the webbing and/or rope for: cuts, tears and nicks, abrasion, fraying, thinning, heat damage, mould and paint,
evidence of chemical & U.V light attack, which will be seen as discolouration, softening or hardening of the webbing
and/or rope
• Checking the stitch patterns for: broken or abraded stitches, loosened stitching, pulled and loops of stitching, long tails of thread
• Checking the metal fittings for: rust and pitting, cracks, distortion / deformity, excessive wear
• Checking the connectors for: rust and pitting, cracks, distortion / deformity, excessive wear, functioning freely and
correctly, correct alignment of the gate
• Checking any plastic primary or secondary components for: correct placement, cracks, distortion / deformity, excessive wear, damage
• Checking the legibility of the product markings.
If any defect or damage is identified, the lifeline should not be used. It should be taken to a competent person esponsible
for the detailed recorded inspections for a thorough visual and tactile examination
DETAILED RECORDED INSPECTION
Detailed recorded inspections should:
• Be carried out by a trained competent person to ensure the safety and integrity of the product
• Recorded in the record table contained within these user instructions
• Be carried out on a regular basis. The frequency of the detailed recorded inspection should:
• Be deemed through risk assessment taking into account legislation, equipment type, frequency of use, and
environmental conditions, which may accelerate the rate of deterioration and physical damage
• Be carried out at least every 12 months regardless of usage
If any damage of failure are observed, the product should be removed from service and replaced immediately
It is recommended the anchor device is marked with the date of the next or last inspection.
INSPECTION CARD
This user manual and operating instructions are part of the safety system and all users should be totally familiar with its
contents. It should be kept in a safe place and be freely available to users at all times. When this product is removed
from its packaging the table on the opposite page should be completed taking the information from the product label. The
table below should be used to record all Detailed Recorded Inspections at a frequency deemed through risk assessment
but at least every 12 months.
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