Inspecting your commercial diving gear regularly is critical, especially after the off-season. The inspection process is simple – here’s a quick list of important elements to verify. For a detailed inspection guideline, please refer to our instructions manual for Barry diving harnesses.
Critical checklist:
1- User Instructions Manual
Do you have the current user manual and inspection logbook for your harness?
2- Identification label
Is it there? Is the serial # and information legible?
Is the system older than its maximum service life?
3- Hardware
Are there any damaged, rusted or broken components?
4- Webbing
Are there any frayed or damaged textile components? Broken stitches and webbing in the attachment points are critical points to verify.
5- Dyneema Rope (attachments)
Any damage, discoloration, abrasion or cut strands?
6- Each of the other components
What is the general condition of the system?
If your inspection reveals a defective condition, remove it from service and contact us for more information on our replacement parts, repairs/refurbishing or to obtain a new harness.
Have a great day!
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