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Harness & Anchorage Inspection Log Generator

Every harness, lanyard, energy absorber and anchorage point used with an elevated work platform needs a documented inspection history — a register that shows what the item is, who checked it, when, what they found and when it's next due. This free builder lets you enter your own equipment one row at a time, set the inspection frequency you already work to, and turn it into a clean register you can copy, download as a text file or print for your records or an audit pack.

It's built for councils, government fleets, EWP and MEWP owners, crane and access businesses, Level 2 ASP electrical contractors, arborists and trades who keep their own height-safety gear. As an independent EWP inspection, service and sales specialist — not a manufacturer or an authority — we've kept every figure out of this tool on purpose. Inspection frequency, service life and retirement age vary by product, so the tool never assumes them: you take those from the manufacturer's instructions for each item and enter them yourself. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Call 0416 689 689 if you'd like a hand.

Register Details

Take the frequency, service life and retirement age from the manufacturer's instructions for each item — they aren't pre-filled here.

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Add each harness, lanyard and anchorage above to build a register you can copy, download or print for your records. It all happens in your browser — no account, no upload.

The Detail

How This Works & Assumptions

How it works

Enter your company, then set the inspection frequency you already work to — the number of months between formal inspections. Add each item one at a time: its ID or tag, the type, the manufacturer and the date it was first put into use. The list builds up on the page, and you can remove a row or clear the whole register whenever you like. When it's ready, copy it, download it as a text file or print it for your records.

The register has a column for the next inspection due date, computed from the inspection date you record against the frequency you set — the tool never fills the actual inspection date, result or inspector for you, because those come from a competent person doing the check. Every field it can't know shows a bracketed reminder so nothing quietly goes missing.

No assumed figures

Nothing here is pre-filled with an interval or a retirement age. Inspection frequency, service life and the point at which a harness, lanyard or absorber must be withdrawn all vary by product and manufacturer. Take those figures from the manufacturer's instructions for each item and enter them yourself — the tool deliberately doesn't invent them. Any item that is damaged, has arrested a fall, or has reached its service life must be removed from service and destroyed.

Questions

Is this an approved compliance record? No. It's a starting template you own and complete. It doesn't certify any item — the definitive position comes from the manufacturer's instructions and an inspection carried out and signed by a competent person. Treat the download as a first draft you finish and sign yourself.

Where does my data go? Nowhere. The register is held in the page while you work and is exported straight from your browser or printed locally. Nothing is uploaded to us, and the list clears when you leave the page, so download it if you want to keep it.

This tool is a planning aid, not a guarantee of safety or compliance, and not a substitute for the manufacturer's instructions or a competent person's inspection. If you'd like a hand, call 0416 689 689.

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