Keep installed lifelines traceable through close component checks, defect records and a clear status.
Check lifeline assets before they are relied upon
An installed lifeline may look undisturbed from a distance while labels, tension or components tell a different story up close. Our lifeline safety inspection reviews the visible line, anchors, end fittings, intermediate parts and surrounding installation where relevant to the system. We also consider identification, available records and the intended pattern of use. This gives facilities teams a traceable view of the system condition instead of leaving an important safety asset as an unchecked line on the roof.
Certification supported by recorded system findings
We ask for previous inspection details and system information before attending the Uxbridge site. During the inspection, we record visible condition and any missing information or defects that could affect use. The documented outcome states the system status and identifies remedial actions needed to support certification. Where a system cannot be certified in its present state, we explain the reason and the next work required rather than leaving you with an unclear result.
Keep lifeline records clear and current
Components checked closely
We review relevant anchors, fittings, labels and visible line condition.
Defects tied to action
Recorded concerns are linked to repair, information or review requirements.
Status stated plainly
You receive a documented outcome for control of the installed asset.
The correct interval depends on the system, manufacturer requirements, use and applicable inspection arrangements. We review available system information rather than assigning an unsupported interval to every installation.