Contributor: Showscapes Org Jurisdiction: General
Use this inspection to audit your ropes for climbing.
1. Do ropes have any puffs, flats, or other change in diameter?
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2. Do ropes have any cuts, frays, burns, or glazed areas?
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3. Do ropes show any sign of chemical or other contamination?
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4. Are ropes discolored or have any sign of sun fading/discoloration?
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5. Do ropes have any inconsistent texture or stiff areas?
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6. Are ropes in good condition without any other damage?
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7. If any ropes have damage, have they been removed from service?
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1. Do lines have any puffs, flats, or other change in diameter?
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2. Do lines have any cuts, frays, burns, or glazed areas?
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3. Do lines show any sign of chemical or other contamination?
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4. Are lines discolored or have any sign of sun fading/discoloration?
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5. Do lines have any inconsistent texture or stiff areas?
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6. Are lines in good condition without any other damage?
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7. If any lines have damage, have they been removed from service?
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1. Are ropes/lines stored in a place away from sharp objects?
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2. Are ropes/lines kept in an area away from UV light?
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3. Are ropes/lines kept away from excessive heat?
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4. Are climbing ropes only used for climbing?
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