What should be inspected while checking a WPFR device?

When checking a WPFR (Water Personalized Flotation Device), it's essential to inspect every component of the device to ensure its reliability and safety. This includes both the straps and the harness.

The straps are crucial because they secure the device to the wearer, ensuring that it stays in place during use. Any wear and tear, fraying, or damage to the straps can significantly compromise the functionality of the WPFR.

The harness also requires thorough inspection since it connects the device to the user and supports their safety while in the water. A compromised harness could lead to accidental slipping or failure during critical moments.

To ensure the effectiveness of a WPFR device, a comprehensive inspection that includes all components—straps, harness, and any additional features—is necessary. This thorough approach not only upholds safety standards but also promotes best practices in water safety equipment usage. Therefore, it is important to inspect all aspects of the WPFR device before use.