Working at Height Safety Harnesses

When working at height a full body safety harness is an essential part of your safety kit, and your personal fall arrest system.

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There are 3 main types of industrial safety harnesses. The type of harness you require depends mostly on the type of work you will be carrying out from construction to climbing and rigging we will have a harness to suit your need. If you are unsure about which type of harness you need simply call our equipment team on: 01785 850 333

2 Point Full Body Harness

A 2 point harness will have fall arrest attachment points on the front (Sternal) and back (Dorsal). The harness will be adjustable to fit a range of sizes, with adjustment buckles on the shoulders and leg loops.

A lightweight harness that can be used for fall arrest or work restraint.

The harness conforms to EN361: 2002.

4 Point Full Body Harness

Fall arrest attachment points on the front (Sternal) and back (Dorsal) of this type of harness. The harness also has two work positioning attachment points on the waist. The harness will be adjustable to fit a range of sizes, with adjustment buckles on the shoulders, waist and leg loops.

A harness that can be used for fall arrest, work restraint and work positioning techniques.

The harness conforms to EN361: 2002 and EN358:2000.

5 Point Full Body Harness

Fall arrest attachment points on the front (Sternal) and back (Dorsal). The harness also has two work positioning attachment points and a personal suspension point (Ventral point) on the waist. The harness will be adjustable to fit a range of sizes, with adjustment buckles on the shoulders, waist and leg loops.

A harness that can be used for Personal suspension, fall arrest, work restraint and work positioning techniques, climbing and rigging.

The harness conforms to EN361: 2002, EN813:2008 and EN358:2000.