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Lifeline Inspection

  • Ensure that lifelines remain safe and reliable for work at heights
  • Independent inspections for verifiable safety and legal compliance
We offer this service in
  • Belgium
  • Italy

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Working Safely at Heights

Work on roofs and other locations with a risk of falling requires reliable fall protection. To continue ensuring that safety, it is important that the system be inspected regularly.

Normec conducts independent inspections of lifelines and assesses whether the system is still safe to use. This ensures that your fall protection system meets current requirements and remains safe for use.

Inspections of Lifeline Systems

During the inspection, our specialists assess the condition and functionality of the entire safety system. We examine not only the lifeline itself but also the anchor points and the accompanying documentation.

Depending on the installation, we check the following, among other things:

  • The overall condition of the lifeline system
  • Anchorage points and connections
  • Visible wear, damage, or corrosion
  • The correct installation of the system
  • The available documentation
  • The safe operability of the installation

After the inspection, you will receive a report detailing the findings and any areas of concern.

Greater peace of mind for owners and building managers

Lifelines are an essential part of a safe working environment at height. Regular inspections help identify defects in a timely manner and ensure that maintenance and inspection work can be carried out safely.

An inspection by Normec helps you:

  • Increase the safety of employees and contractors
  • Gain insight into the condition of the safety system
  • Identify defects in a timely manner
  • Comply with applicable management and maintenance requirements
  • Obtain an independent inspection report
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The correct documentation for a comprehensive assessment

For an efficient inspection, it is important that the relevant documentation is available. Depending on the installation, we may request, among other things:

  • The report from previous lifeline tests
  • The declaration of conformity for the components used
  • The most recent maintenance or inspection report

This allows our inspectors to carefully assess the installation and accurately record the inspection results.

Independent partner for inspections

Normec provides support through independent inspections of lifelines and other systems for working at heights. Thanks to our expert approach, you’ll get an objective assessment of your installation’s condition and know what actions may be necessary.

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Frequently asked questions about lifeline inspection

Regular inspections help determine whether lifelines can still be used safely for work at heights.

For owners, building managers, and other parties responsible for buildings where fixed lifelines have been installed.

Ideally, the lifeline test report, the declaration of conformity for the components used, and the most recent maintenance report should be available.

Afterward, you’ll receive a clear report detailing the findings and any recommendations.

Yes. In addition to lifelines, Normec also inspects other systems and equipment that contribute to safe work at heights.