Before each use.
Look for cracks, splits, exposed fibres, deformation, loose parts, worn contact inserts or damage to the handle and hand guard. Follow the supplied guidebook and your site inspection procedure.
Practical RiggerSafe specification notes for India teams.
Look for cracks, splits, exposed fibres, deformation, loose parts, worn contact inserts or damage to the handle and hand guard. Follow the supplied guidebook and your site inspection procedure.
Do not improvise repairs, straighten damaged parts or assume a shaft-only inspection is sufficient. Identify the tool and contact PSC for assessment and replacement guidance.
Remove contamination using methods compatible with the supplied materials. Check that the contact surface can engage as intended before the task begins.
Protect the tool from vehicle damage, uncontrolled heat and abrasive storage. Keep it available at the workface and make its guidance-only limitations part of the briefing.