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Checklists
Checklists turn good intentions into repeatable habits. This section collects practical, print-and-go checklists that help you carry out inspections, pre-use checks and routine reviews without missing a step.
Checklists
A library of ready-to-use safety checklists.
Everyday inspection checklists
Use these for the checks that happen most often: inspecting fall-arrest harnesses and anchor points before use, confirming respirator seals and filters, reviewing the condition of gloves and eye protection, and walking a work area before a task begins.
Why a checklist helps
A written checklist removes reliance on memory, gives everyone the same reference point, and creates a simple record that a check actually took place. For higher-risk equipment such as fall protection and respiratory protection, that record is often a requirement rather than a nicety.
Linked to the right standards
Each checklist notes the EN standard behind the equipment it covers, so if you need to go deeper you can move straight from the checklist to the full standard reference elsewhere on the site.
A written record proves the check actually took place.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of checklists are available here?
Practical, print-and-go checklists for inspections, pre-use checks and routine reviews, including fall-arrest harness and anchor checks, respirator seal and filter checks, and glove and eye protection condition reviews.
Why use a checklist instead of just remembering the steps?
A written checklist removes reliance on memory, gives everyone the same reference point, and creates a simple record that a check actually took place.
Is a written inspection record actually required for some equipment?
For higher-risk equipment such as fall protection and respiratory protection, a documented check is often a requirement rather than just good practice.
How do the checklists connect to the EN standards?
Each checklist notes the EN standard behind the equipment it covers, so you can move from the checklist straight to the full standard reference for more detail.