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FALL Protection 2007

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SELECTING THE RIGHT HARNESS!Anchorage PointsRear Anchorage:The rear D-ring on aharness is the basicattachment pointfor fall arrest. It issuitable for standardsite work where theworker only needsto be attached forsafety and does notneed to work insuspension.Front D-Rings and Front Anchorage Loops:Used for a comfortable, fall arrest anchorage point,usually in conjunction with a guided type fall arresteror winch for ascent and descent. Used in a varietyof confined space, rescue, climbing and workpositioning situations.Side D-Rings on belt:A work-positioning lanyard isattached to the side D-ringsto enable the operator towork with his hands free.These are not suitable forfall arrest.Automatic buckles:Provide an easier to fit solutionfor a harness. Ideal whenharness is removed frequentlyor should be fitted quickly(rescue, maintenance...).Additional FeaturesBelt:A padded belt is recommendedfor work positioning.The greater support increasesworker productivity.Leg straps:Padded leg straps are essentialfor suspension work: the strapsdistribute the load across thebuttocks and back thus reducingthe risk of injury.7Seat Strap:The seat strap is essential for workercomfort during prolonged periodsof work in suspension.

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