To store a safety harness properly, keep it clean, dry and out of direct sunlight. The best method is to hang it neatly or keep it in a dedicated storage bag away from dirt, moisture and chemicals.

Safety harness failure is a very serious danger that can lead to injury or even death. There are many reasons why a safety harness may fail, but the vast majority of these can be prevented by taking the proper precautions.

To avoid safety harness failure, familiarise yourself with the risks listed below and take steps to steer clear of them.

The No Falls Foundation has announced the start of No Falls Week – a campaign dedicated to preventing falls from height in UK workplaces. This important cause aims to prevent fatalities and injuries that are unfortunately too common in industries like construction.

In 2023/24, falls from height were responsible for 36% of all workplace deaths in Great Britain. Participate in No Falls Week from 12th to 16th May 2025 to help reduce these figures, and prevent falls from height!

Working at height is often a necessity in the construction industry. However, even if you work at height often, you should never do so carelessly.

By definition, working at height creates a situation where an injury could occur due to a worker falling from one level to another. These injuries can be very serious, even life-threatening, so it’s important to be careful when you’re working at height.

To minimise the risk of a nasty fall, keep these dos and don’ts in mind:

Safety lanyards are crucial when working at height, but it’s important to choose the right safety lanyard for the job. Here are four simple steps to make this process easier.