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Run: Telecom Tower Climber Pre-Climb Inspection

Use this pre-climb inspection template to verify tower access, PFAS, rescue readiness, and climbing hardware before anyone leaves the ground. It helps crews ...

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Pre-Climb Authorization & Site Conditions

Check for lightning, high winds, ice, heavy rain, or other conditions that make climbing unsafe.
Verify the drop zone, access path, and base area are free of trip hazards, unauthorized persons, and unstable materials.
Confirm required RF awareness controls, exclusion zones, and monitoring equipment are in place before ascent.
Verify access permissions, radio/phone contact method, and emergency communications are established before climbing.

Personal Fall Protection Equipment (PFAS)

Confirm the harness is the correct size, leg straps and chest strap are adjusted, and the harness is worn correctly.
Look for cuts, fraying, burns, chemical damage, deformation, corrosion, or missing hardware.
Check lifeline, energy absorber, housing, labels, and locking function as applicable.
Verify self-closing, self-locking action and absence of cracks, distortion, or improper gate operation.
Confirm the anchor is appropriate for the task, positioned to minimize free fall, and compatible with the selected system.

Rescue Readiness

Confirm the team understands the rescue method, roles, and trigger conditions for initiating rescue.
Verify required rescue gear is on site and ready for immediate use, including descent or retrieval equipment as applicable.
Confirm a trained person is present and able to respond without delay.
Ensure emergency response information is current and available to the crew.

Tower Hardware & Access Path

Check for bent members, loose fasteners, corrosion, cracks, or missing components along the intended climb path.
Verify the system is continuous, properly tensioned or mounted, and free from obstructions or damage.
Confirm access points are free of debris, ice, loose hardware, and trip hazards.
Identify any condition that could damage PFAS, cause cuts, or create a snag hazard during ascent.

Documentation & Sign-Off

Record any non-conformance found during the pre-climb inspection and the action taken to control the hazard.
Confirm the inspection was performed by a person authorized to evaluate tower climbing readiness.

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