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Harnesses

The harness is essential to being able to work safely at height. The harness you use at work is not the one you climb with in your spare time. Those are two completely different things.

Harness selection is an important factor when it comes to safety when working at height.
The right harness can help protect you from falls and potential injuries. Here are some important points to consider when choosing the right harness for working at height:

 

Correct type of harness

There are different types of harnesses adapted to different work situations. From simple harnesses with only an attachment point in the front to more advanced harnesses with several anchoring points, a support function, etc. There are also two-part harnesses which, in combination, provide approvals according to several standards. Consider which type of harness is best suited for the work you will be doing.

 

Ensure proper fit

A harness must fit well and comfortably to be effective. Check the size guide from the manufacturer and try the harness on to make sure it fits correctly. It is important that the harness straps are not too tight or too loose, as this can affect both your freedom of movement and your safety.

 

Consider the work assignment

What kind of work will you be doing at height? Some harnesses are specially designed for specific tasks, such as life harnesses, wind industry or rope work. Consider the specific functions and features you need based on the work tasks, such as additional attachment points, tool holders or padded straps.

 

Check certifications and standards

Make sure the harness you choose complies with current safety standards and regulations. Check which standard it is certified to, whether it is CE marked to be sure that the harness meets the necessary safety requirements.

 

Quality and durability

Invest in a high quality harness that is designed to withstand the rigors of working at height. Check the materials, seams and attachment points to ensure they are robust and durable. A solid harness can be a decisive factor for your personal safety.

 

Training and knowledge

Proper training in the use of harnesses and safety measures is absolutely essential when you are working at height. On our courses, we give you the necessary knowledge and training to work safely. Knowledge of the correct use of the harness will help increase safety and reduce the risk of accidents.

Remember that choosing the right harness is only part of the safety process when working at height. It is also important to follow other safety measures, regularly inspect the equipment and be aware of risk factors such as uneven ground, weather conditions and potential obstacles in the work area.

Only when you take all these factors into consideration, use the correct harness and carry out the work according to safety procedures, you contribute to your own safety and reduce the risk of fall accidents.

 

 

 

The harness is essential to being able to work safely at height. The harness you use at work is not the one you climb with in your spare time. Those are two completely different things.

Harness selection is an important factor when it comes to safety when working at height.
The right harness can help protect you from falls and potential injuries. Here are some important points to consider when choosing the right harness for working at height:

 

Correct type of harness

There are different types of harnesses adapted to different work situations. From simple harnesses with only an attachment point in the front to more advanced harnesses with several anchoring points, a support function, etc. There are also two-part harnesses which, in combination, provide approvals according to several standards. Consider which type of harness is best suited for the work you will be doing.

 

Ensure proper fit

A harness must fit well and comfortably to be effective. Check the size guide from the manufacturer and try the harness on to make sure it fits correctly. It is important that the harness straps are not too tight or too loose, as this can affect both your freedom of movement and your safety.

 

Consider the work assignment

What kind of work will you be doing at height? Some harnesses are specially designed for specific tasks, such as life harnesses, wind industry or rope work. Consider the specific functions and features you need based on the work tasks, such as additional attachment points, tool holders or padded straps.

 

Check certifications and standards

Make sure the harness you choose complies with current safety standards and regulations. Check which standard it is certified to, whether it is CE marked to be sure that the harness meets the necessary safety requirements.

 

Quality and durability

Invest in a high quality harness that is designed to withstand the rigors of working at height. Check the materials, seams and attachment points to ensure they are robust and durable. A solid harness can be a decisive factor for your personal safety.

 

Training and knowledge

Proper training in the use of harnesses and safety measures is absolutely essential when you are working at height. On our courses, we give you the necessary knowledge and training to work safely. Knowledge of the correct use of the harness will help increase safety and reduce the risk of accidents.

Remember that choosing the right harness is only part of the safety process when working at height. It is also important to follow other safety measures, regularly inspect the equipment and be aware of risk factors such as uneven ground, weather conditions and potential obstacles in the work area.

Only when you take all these factors into consideration, use the correct harness and carry out the work according to safety procedures, you contribute to your own safety and reduce the risk of fall accidents.

 

 

 

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