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Access & PPE
Full-body harnesses and lanyards that connect a worker to the system — inspected, recorded and certified.
Safety harnesses and lanyards are essential to any personal protective equipment ( PPE ) used for working at height. Fully body-protective, they keep workers tied to anchoring devices like ropes, carabiners, or safety lines, protecting them from falling when working on roofs or in other dangerous areas. The secure connection between the worker and their anchoring point ensures maximum security and safety when operating in hazardous environments.
It is a legal requirement to regularly inspect your protective equipment and check your harness for any safety faults or defects. Employers or site managers are responsible for inspecting, recording and replacing any harnesses and lanyards in use. Something as simple as a small tear or fray to the stitching could lead to fatal falls if worn undetected.
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Working safely at height requires the proper protective gear and procedures. Harnesses and lanyards are essential to keep workers secure in various situations. It is vital to regularly inspect and replace any worn or broken equipment — even something seemingly minor, like a tear in the stitching, can be hazardous if undetected. We offer an array of harnesses & lanyards to ensure your employees stay safe while working at height — so you can have peace of mind that all safety protocols are in place. Don't risk it — replace any aged lanyards & harnesses now!
When inspecting and replacing protective gear, it's essential to be thorough. Follow these steps for checking harnesses and lanyards:
FAQs
What the law requires of harness inspection, what a check covers, and when kit is replaced.
Yes. Employers or site managers are responsible for inspecting, recording and replacing harnesses and lanyards in use.
Wear, tear or damage; secure buckles; webbing free of breaks or fraying; firm connections; correct length and fit; and labels for expiry and manufacturer information.
Replace it. Even a small tear or fray in the stitching can be hazardous if undetected.
What a harness clips to, and who keeps it certified.
BS EN 353-1
Vertical lifeline systems are an important part of any fall protection solution. These systems provide a secure anchor point for personnel working at height, helping to prevent falls and injury. Vertical lifeline systems are incredibly versatile and easy to install, requiring minimal maintenance and providing up to 5000 lbs of tensile strength.
BS 7883
Posts & eyebolts can be easily installed into existing structures or walls using fastening hardware, providing an effective and reliable anchoring solution for any workplace environment.
BS EN 365
Harnesses, lanyards, anchor points and lifelines all need inspection and testing by a competent person on a fixed cycle, with documentation ready for an auditor.
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