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Explore our extensive collection of Fall Protection Harnesses at FrenchCreek Fall Safety. Our curated selection offers a diverse range of options, meticulously crafted to guarantee reliable fall arrest and safety. Whether you’re in search of a streamlined, lightweight harness or a fully adaptable, feature-packed choice, we present the ideal solution to address your unique requirements.
Full Body Harness, single back dorsal d-ring, …
Full Body Harness, single back dorsal d-ring, …
Full body harness, comfort back/shoulder pad, …
Full body harness, comfort back/shoulder pad, …
Full Body Harness, single back dorsal d-ring, …
Stratos harness with comfort waist pad, removable …
Stratos Harness crossover style, tongue buckle legs
Stratos Harness crossover style
Full Body Harness, dorsal dee, low back …
A safety harness, or fall protection harness, is a vital piece of PPE that prevents injuries or fatalities by distributing fall arrest forces across the thighs, pelvis, chest, and shoulders, ensuring balanced support.
Essential for general building and structural work, providing fall protection and support for construction workers on various sites.
Specialized for telecom and other tower-based work, offering stability and safety for workers climbing tall structures.
Broad use in various industrial settings, ensuring safety for workers involved in manufacturing, maintenance, and other industrial tasks.
Crucial for rescue operations and confined space work, providing the necessary support and mobility for emergency situations.
Protects workers in the energy sector, ensuring safety during the extraction, processing, and maintenance of oil and gas facilities.
Designed for wind turbine maintenance, offering specialized support for workers performing tasks at significant heights.
Used by utility workers for various tasks, providing essential fall protection and support for maintaining electrical and other utility services.
D-ring location can affect the use case of a fall protection harness. Here is a breakdown of the different locations and their possible use cases.
Inspect your harnesses before every use. Regular inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure the functionality of safety harnesses. Inspect for wear, damage, and defects before each use. Adhere to manufacturer guidelines for maintenance and timely replacement to maintain safety standards.
Safety harnesses must comply with industry standards like OSHA and ANSI to ensure they provide adequate protection. Always verify compliance certifications when selecting harnesses to meet specific safety requirements.