The selection of the appropriate Harness must be made according to the risks posed by the work environment and the type of technique applied with the equipment.
– Harnesses can have up to five connection points, each with its own specific purpose.
– The connection points of the Safety Harness determine which techniques can be performed with the equipment.
Below are some examples:
Fall Protection | Chest/Dorsal
Connection point of the Safety Harness located in the chest or dorsal region, intended to connect the Safety Harness to a safety system or component to restrain a possible fall.
Positioning | Side D-Rings
Connection point of the Harness located in the abdominal region, intended to connect the Safety Harness to a safety system or component for positioning and restricting the distance to the point of work.
Support and Movement | Belly and Shoulders
Connection point located in the belly and/or shoulder region, intended for suspension, support and movement of the user.