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According to GB6095-85 "Safety Belts" 7.5, after two years of use, seat belts will be inspected once based on batch purchases. Who will conduct the random inspection? Is it the user unit or the unit that inspects the qualifications? If it is conducted by a unit with inspection qualifications, what are the specific requirements for inspection qualifications? This post was last edited by eleg on 2009-4-27 20:36 ]
Masters in the safe zone, brothers, you turned a blind eye when I encountered a problem. Isn’t it too disrespectful to be a buddy? :'(Which brother can help?
I have read it, and the standard only states the sampling inspection method without specifying who will conduct the sampling inspection. I guess it is not possible to find the manufacturer to conduct the random inspection. Personally, I think that just to be on the safe side, we should replace them when they expire, just like safety helmets. A seat belt is not worth much, but human life is at stake, and no one can bear the responsibility if something goes wrong! This post was last edited by Wuyuwugui on 2009-4-4 20:45 ]
Thanks to the moderator for your help, but the normal use period of seat belts is 3 to 5 years! That is to say, the minimum scrap period is 3 years, and the random inspection will be carried out after 2 years! That’s why I posted a thread asking for help! This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2009-4-4 20:11 ]
According to the meaning of the standard, it should be carried out by the unit entrusted by the user unit to inspect the qualifications. As for the unit with inspection qualifications, I think of course it is the unit that has obtained the safety belt quality inspection qualification. Personal understanding!
But I want to know what are the specific requirements for inspection qualifications? In other words, what are the specific requirements for units with inspection qualifications? It's better to have one * * What is the basis for stipulating! Because I myself have the same understanding as hw197358 moderator, but our boss doesn’t recognize this and wants me to provide evidence! This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2009-4-4 20:42 ]
It seems that one of the conditions for the establishment of a labor protection equipment manufacturer should have the equipment and personnel to inspect its own labor protection equipment. In other words, the manufacturer itself has the qualifications.
Who will conduct the random inspection? Is it the user unit or the unit that inspects the qualifications? Is there * * Regulation? This post is the key to help! In order to explain it to the boss of my company! Because the boss means that we should check it ourselves! And we want him to spend money! At the same time, he also said it very beautifully: Spending money is not a problem, but we can’t spend it in vain! This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2009-4-4 21:51 ]
"GB 6095-85 Safety Belts" 1.1 Safety belts are protective equipment for workers working at heights to prevent falling injuries. It consists of straps, ropes and metal accessories, collectively called a safety belt. 7.4 Various parts of the seat belt must not be removed at will. When replacing a new rope, be sure to add a rope sleeve. 7.5 After two years of use, seat belts will be randomly inspected based on batch purchases. The fence belt is subjected to a static load test with a tensile force of 2206N (225Kgf) for 5 minutes. If there is no breakage, it can continue to be used. During the impact test of suspended seat belts, perform a free fall test with a weight of 80Kg. If it does not break, this batch of seat belts can continue to be used. For sample belts that have been tested, the safety rope must be replaced before they can continue to be used. 7.5 Frequently used ropes should be inspected frequently for appearance. If any abnormality is found, the rope should be replaced with a new one immediately. The belt has a service life of 3 to 5 years. If any abnormality is found, it should be scrapped in advance.
According to the Catalog of Testing and Inspection Items for Special Labor Protection Equipment (Trial), the test items for safety belts include:: 1 Appearance 2 Type and size 3 Destruction load test for ropes and metal accessories 4 Overall static load test 5 Overall impact test 6 Marks Judging from the GB6096-85 safety belt inspection method, I am afraid that ordinary units do not have this equipment. If you really want to inspect it yourself, it will be a waste of money.
In a word, he just doesn’t want to spend money and wants us to take responsibility for him! That’s why I asked my friends for help! Dear friends, help me think about how to get through this hurdle!
This should be done with the local Quality Supervision Bureau, which will designate a unit with inspection qualifications for inspection. The decision-making power for quality inspection of items rests with the Quality Supervision Bureau.
I think it should be inspected by the Work Safety Bureau! ! !
Haha, if something happens to you and someone dies, the Work Safety Bureau will take care of it.
I feel that we should submit a quality inspection application to the local Quality Supervision Bureau, and they will conduct the inspection and issue relevant reports.
No matter who comes for testing or examination, make sure that your physical and mental health is not harmed. From this perspective, self-examination is the most critical. The first is to formulate a plan that meets the * * Specifications and actual inspection standards of enterprises, including appearance, storage environment, service life, usage requirements and other aspects. But that doesn’t mean there’s no need for third-party testing.
Because it is for your own use, if your unit does not have inspection qualifications, any local unit with inspection qualifications can do it. As long as they have the qualifications, they are all* * Authorized by statutory authorities.
If the boss wants you to inspect, you can do it. When the time comes to hold people accountable, I don’t think whose fault it is. It’s all the boss’s problem. Even if you are asked to issue an inspection certificate, you are forced to say that you have no qualifications. Haha, don’t the current contracts have stipulations? A contract with a coercive nature is invalid, so you can go and check it boldly. What the boss said makes sense. If there is something not clearly stipulated in the regulations, he is not a fool to spend that money. If there is a problem with your inspection, he will definitely be responsible. This post was last edited by liu315sp on 2009-4-6 08:24 ]
http://www.ycaqsc.gov.cn/ReadNews.asp?newsid=571 6.12 Sutra * * The designated inspection unit will check that the product production process, self-inspection equipment and products meet the requirements before production is allowed. Products that pass the random inspection will be issued a certificate of conformity. Vague answer!
You are talking about the requirements for random inspections of new safety belts before leaving the factory. The poster is asking about old safety belts that have been used for two years. It seems that they are not the same thing!