Because safety harnesses come in different sizes, it's important to measure yourself and make sure you get a harness whose dimensions match your body.

Wearing a harness that's the wrong size for you can cause discomfort and restrict your movement, making it harder to get the job done – and in the event of a fall, the forces may not be distributed evenly across your body, increasing the risk of fall arrest injuries.

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There are several British and European safety standards that can apply to safety harnesses. Here’s a quick primer.

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Each time before using a safety harness, it is essential that you carry out a pre-use inspection to check for any signs of damage. In this blog, we will go through five types of damage you should look out for when carrying out your pre-use checks. If you spot any of the harness issues, you should take the safety harness use out of use immediately and find a suitable replacement.

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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.

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Yes, safety harnesses are available in a range of sizes to accommodate different body types. Safety harness sizes include: small, medium, large and extra-large, with some companies stocking larger sizes up to XXXL. Getting the correct fit for your harness is essential for both safety and comfort, so keep reading to learn more about how you can achieve the perfect fit.

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