JSP FAR0701 Anleitung Zu Gebrauch, Pflege Und Überprüfung Seite 10

If any damage or failures are observed, the Self
Retractable Lifeline should be removed from service and
replaced immediately or sent to an authorized repair
centre for service or repair.
DETAILED RECORDED INSPECTION
Detailed recorded inspections should:
• Be carried out by a trained competent person to
ensure the safety and integrity of the product.
• Be done using the Pre-use check list.
• Be 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 or failures are observed, the Self
Retractable Lifeline should be removed from service and
replaced immediately or sent to an authorized repair
centre for service or repair.
SERVICING
As safety critical knowledge is needed in the servicing
(dismantling, reassembly, or assessment of the Self-
Retractable Lifeline) the servicing shall only be conducted
by the manufacturer or by a person or organisation
authorised by the manufacturer. In addition to the regular
inspections detailed above, we recommend that the
product will be serviced every year after the first 3 years
of use. The product must be used in its limitations. NB:
The JSP 2 metre Self Retractable Lifeline is not
serviceable. This product should be inspected as per Pre-
use checklist before every use and annually.
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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