3M Equipment Inspector | In-Person

This comprehensive inspection course enables those responsible for the inspection of fall protection equipment to make educated decisions on the suitability for use. 

The training will also include standards and regulations, incorporating what they require and how they relate to the inspection process. Upon completion, the student will receive a certificate acknowledging they have met or exceeded the requirements of the OSHA and ANSI standards.

Ideal for those responsible for ensuring equipment safety on jobsites.

Employees who will be assigned a task to work at heights, issued fall protection equipment and required to inspect their equipment.

Standards – ANSI (American National Standards Institute)
Regulations – OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
Liability
Inspection process for a range of fall protection equipment:

• Full-body harnesses
• Shock-absorbing and positioning lanyards
• Self-retracting lifelines
• Anchorage connectors

Key inspection components:

• Webbing
• Hardware
• Stitching
• Labels
• Buckles
• D-rings

Documentation methods/recording and logging of inspections
Technical bulletins

Elyse Taylor | Health and Safety Consulting, Evolv3 Solutions & BCCSA

Elyse Taylor is an accomplished health and safety professional with extensive expertise in various industries, including oil and gas, construction, and healthcare. With many years of hands-on experience as an OFA oilfield medic and an occupational health and safety manager, Elyse understands the unique challenges employers face in meeting their legislative and ethical health and safety responsibilities.

Elyse earned her CSO certification in 2013, showcasing her strong commitment to occupational safety. In her pursuit of continuous professional development, she obtained a Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety from Simon Fraser University in 2017. Elyse also holds the esteemed CHSC (Certified Health and Safety Consultant) designation from the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE) and the NCSO® (National Construction Safety Officer) designation from the BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA). These qualifications equip her with extensive knowledge and skills to expertly manage health and safety challenges across diverse environments.

Elyse currently serves as the Vancouver Island Regional Safety Advisor (RSA) for the British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA). In this role, she assists BC construction employers in developing and implementing safety systems and processes that align with BC COR audit standards and WorkSafeBC compliance requirements.