Practical notes on safety documentation for work at height: hazard assessments, rescue plans, equipment inspections, certifications and the records regulators expect.https://www.ropedocs.comen-cahttps://www.ropedocs.com/blog/equipment-inspection-records-what-to-keephttps://www.ropedocs.com/blog/equipment-inspection-records-what-to-keepRopes, harnesses and descenders get inspected on most jobs. The record of that inspection is what you will be asked for. Here is what a useful one contains.Fri, 11 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTEquipment inspectionsRecordssupport@ropedocs.comhttps://www.ropedocs.com/blog/what-goes-in-a-rescue-planhttps://www.ropedocs.com/blog/what-goes-in-a-rescue-planA rescue plan that names a person, a method and a piece of kit is worth writing. One that says "call 911" is not a plan. Here is what to put in it.Fri, 04 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTRescue plansRope accesssupport@ropedocs.comhttps://www.ropedocs.com/blog/flha-vs-jha-whats-the-differencehttps://www.ropedocs.com/blog/flha-vs-jha-whats-the-differenceA JHA is written ahead of the job when the work is planned. An FLHA is filled in on site before work starts. Both are used on both sides of the border.Wed, 26 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTHazard assessmentsRegulationssupport@ropedocs.com