To check a safety harness, inspect the manufacturer label, the hardware, and the software.
Before you step 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. Start by checking the manufacturer label, and continue the inspection until you are certain that it is safe.
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.
When using a safety harness, there are a few important things to remember. In this blog, we've put together things you should know about a safety harness to help you use one effectively and safely when working at height.
If you're new to the construction industry or curious about the different types of harnesses on the market, then you've come to the right place. Today we're going to look at the 3 main types of harnesses so you can get a better idea of the harnesses we offer. Once you know what different harness types are used for, you'll be able to select the one that's most appropriate for you.
If you frequently work from height, then you may be wondering what clothing you should wear with a safety harness and how to do it safely. There are many resources available online concerning how to safely wear a safety harness, but what about your clothing? Here are a few safety harness clothing tips to keep in mind when working at height...
