A full body harness is one of the most important pieces of PPE for working at heights—but even the best gear is only as safe as its last inspection. In this guide, Dentec Safety Specialists breaks down the 7 critical steps to properly inspect your harness and maintain compliance with CSA Z259 standards, helping protect workers and prevent serious injuries.

A full body harness is a critical piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) that can mean the difference between life and death in fall-prone work environments. However, even the best harnesses can fail if not properly inspected before each use.

At Dentec Safety Specialists, we’re committed to supporting Canadian workplaces with top-quality PPE and trusted safety expertise. In this guide, we outline 7 essential steps to inspect your full body harness—ensuring it’s in safe working condition and compliant with CSA Z259 fall protection standard.

A damaged or improperly fitted harness can lead to catastrophic failures during a fall. Regular inspections help:

✔ Identify wear and tear before it becomes a hazard

✔ Ensure compliance with safety regulations

✔ Extend the lifespan of your PPE

✔ Prevent workplace injuries and fatalities

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