Fall Protection Harnesses

All the fall protection harnesses we sell have been manufactured and tested to meet with the latest EN standards and will be supplied with certification, plus depending on your requirements can offer added features like enhanced comfort, elasticated webbing, water resistant webbing, padded belt with work positioning attachment points but ultametly providing you with the reassurance you are wearing the best possible fall protection harness when working at hights.

More Fall Protection Harnesses Available

IKAR Harness

Manufactured in Europe the G Force fall protection harness range was manufactured to be sturdy and comfortable providing you with essential elements required when working at heights or in rescue. Design to give you complete freedom of movement while at the same time being adequately protected from falls. Produced from modern materials such as polyamide, polyester and steel, provides you with a guarantee of confidence in any situation.

Produced in Germany the IKAR fall protection harnesses range is manufactured to be robust and of the highest quality to ensure a long life of the harness whilst providing the highest level of protection to the user. Due to the adjustment capabilities of the IKAR fall protection harness they comes in one size and fits across all sizes and with options for their outstanding and very easy to use quick release buckles.

Producing height safety products for over 15 years Kratos offers a comprehensive range of fall protection harnesses designed on its commitment “safety for life” providing expertise in design and manufacturing with a fall protection harness range focused on innovation, value creation and quality overtime.

Produced in the UK Ridgegear fall protection harnesses are the perfect foundation for any good fall protection system and having now developed a dynamic and functional range of fall protection harnesses, there outstanding and incomparable performance and comfort make the RidgeGear fall protection harness stand out from other manufacturers on the market today. Ridgegear fall protection harnesses are produced with unparalleled water repellent webbing that also benefits in resisting staining and contamination from oils and grease.

Fall Protection Harness User Information

Wearers of Fall Arrest Safety Harnesses should be trained in its safe use and the applications it is designed to be used in. This should include fit and adjustment, selection of attachment devices and selection of a suitable anchor point.

All fall protection equipment made from synthetic fibres available for use and worn by an employee should be inspected by the user prior to use each and every time it is used (for which they should have been trained to do so) and at least every 6 months should be subjected to a detailed Inspection by a competent person. The actual frequency of the detailed Inspection by the competent person should be deemed through ‘risk assessment’ taking into account the frequency of use and the environment it is being used in. The competent person carrying out the detailed Inspection should have specific training to inspect fall protection PPE.

How to Don a Fall Protection Harness

Properly donning a harness can mean the difference between life and serious injury or death. The following quick step by step guide explains how to correctly wear your fall protection harness.

Step One: Inspect Harness
Always inspect your fall protection harness before wearing and check for wear & tear ensuring all of the webbing and stitching is intact and the hardware has not been damaged, cracked, bent or corroded.

Step Two: Holding The Harness
Grab your harness by the back d-ring (dorsal d-ring) and shake the fall protection harness so all of the straps dangle. Then detangle any tangled straps and if any of the buckles are buckled, unbuckle them.

Step Three: Shoulder Straps
Locate the shoulder straps and slip over your shoulders making sure that none of the webbing is twisted and that the d-ring is located in the middle of your back.

Step Four: Leg Straps
Now reach and grab the leg straps hanging between your legs, pulling each strap between your legs connecting them while ensuring the strap has not become twisted. Then tighten each leg straps tucking the excess webbing into the leg strap holders.

Step Five: Chest Buckle
Connect the chest buckle tighten it ensuring the shoulder straps are taut.

Step Six: Waist Buckle (If Applicable)
If you're fall protection harness has a waist buckle connect it and tighten it tucking any excess webbing into the strap holder.

Step Seven: Adjust Fit
Now make any required adjustment to your harness straps to ensure that the harness is snug but not tight. You don't want it restricting your movement but a harness which is too loose can seriously harm you or kill you in the event of a fall. Make sure your harness fits securely to your body and any loose straps are tucked into the strap holders.