Working at height is one of the biggest causes of injuries and fatalities at work. Those who work on ladders and fragile surfaces are especially at risk. That’s why work at height is subject to so many rules and regulations.
But what even counts as working at height? Do you have to be on top of a skyscraper, or do the same rules apply even when you’re only a few inches off the ground?
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Working at height equipment includes any product that has been specifically designed to enable a person to safely work at height.
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While the fit and comfort of your safety harness are essential, the most important thing is safety. That’s why before even stepping into your harness, you must always inspect it to ensure that it can be relied upon.
It is vital that safety harnesses are regularly inspected by a competent person who is fully trained and authorised by the manufacturer. It’s also a good idea for all staff to regularly inspect their safety harnesses in addition to these official checks.
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When it comes to climbing or working at height, you need a safety harness that’s both reliable and comfortable. Especially if you’re spending longer periods of time at height, you’ll want to be as comfortable as possible.
To help you choose a safety harness, we’ve compiled this list of trustworthy, durable harnesses that don’t compromise on comfort.
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Working at height is one of the leading causes of on-the-job injuries and fatalities. Despite this, working at height is a common requirement in the construction industry, and in many cases, it’s a risk that cannot be avoided.
Because the risk is so great – even if you’re not that far off the ground – there are lots of rules and guidelines in place to help workers stay safe while operating at height. In this blog post, you’ll find some key safety tips to help you feel more confident when you’re working on a rooftop, ladder, or elevated work platform.
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