What is the difference between periodic inspections and end-user inspections?
- End-user inspection - performed by the person using the equipment before each use.
- Periodic inspection - a systematic inspection performed and documented by a competent inspector on an annual or semi-annual basis.
A trained, competent person must routinely inspect fall protection equipment in a controlled environment to help ensure its integrity, maintain proper function and prolong service life.
PRICING:
Annual equipment inspections starting at $39.99 per item + pickup/delivery
Pricing applicable to personal fall protection equipment (Z259)
- Harnesses
- Lanyards
- Rope grabs
- Snap hooks
- Temporary anchor points and anchor straps
- Lifelines*
- Self-retracting lanyards*
*Additional charges apply for horizonal/vertical lifelines and ropes.
*Lifelines and lanyards longer than 25ft will be subject to an additional charge of $2.00/ft.
Pricing subject to change. Some conditions apply.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
- All equipment that is picked up will be subject to the inspection fee. This fee also applies to equipment that fails the inspection. There is no guarantee that any piece of equipment that is picked up will pass the inspection. Equipment that is picked up does not constitute as passing the inspection and will be subject to the inspection fee.
- The following items will not be picked up or accepted for inspection at the sole discretion of the pickup driver:
- Equipment that has missing or illegible labels
- Equipment that is contaminated with chemicals or covered in dirt or debris*
- Equipment with any other obvious damage that would prevent it from passing an inspection
* Equipment cleaning services currently unavailable
- All equipment and copies of the inspection reports will be returned to the client, including equipment that fails the inspection. Equipment that does not pass the inspection will be returned to the client with an out of service lock out tag that is not to be removed until the equipment is destroyed by the client.
- Some self-retracting lanyards may require service that can only be performed by the manufacturer (manufacturer’s service not included).
