Load Restraint Equipment Register

2 pages, in this order:

Page 1

Printed under the title: Every strap, chain, net and bar the operator owns, each with its own ID and rated capacity, the periodic condition checks made on it, and the date and reason it was taken out of use.

The rating comes from the label. Copy each item's rating from its label while the item is new, because labels wear off. How often items are checked, and what damage takes one out of use, come from the maker, your own procedure and the rules where you are.

Write-on lines: Operator · Depot or vehicle · Checked every · Register kept by

Equipment — check rounds on page 2; mark OK fit for use, R repair, W withdrawn

Also printed: Check round

Table, 13 rows: ID · Type · Rating · Length · In use · Kept on · 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · Out

Page 2

Check rounds — the numbers used in the check columns on page 1

Table, 0 rows: Round · Date · Checked by · Items · OK · Repair · Withdrawn · Signed

Faults found and items withdrawn — one line per item

Table, 9 rows: Date · ID · What was found · Action · Out of use · Disposed · Replaced by · By

What each check looks at — cross out what does not apply to your kit

• Label present and still readable
• Webbing free of cuts, tears and fraying edges
• No abrasion, burns, melting or chemical marks
• Stitching whole, not pulled, cut or worn
• Ratchets and hooks not bent, cracked or seized
• Chain links not stretched, bent, nicked or worn
• Tensioners and shackles work and lock
• Nets and sheets: no holes, broken cords or hooks