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Notes From the Factory Floor
Practical guidance on working at height from the people who make the equipment — inspection, standards, system selection and rescue planning.
Practical guidance on working at height from the people who make the equipment — inspection, standards, system selection and rescue planning.
Latest A harness that passed inspection last month can fail today. Here is the hands-on check to run before every single use, and the findings that mean the harness comes out of service permanently.
A fall arrest system is a chain of separately certified parts. Here is what each EN number covers, why a harness alone is not a system, and what to check on the label before you buy.
Planning
A correctly fitted harness on a certified anchor still fails if there is not enough room below. Here is how clearance adds up, and why the anchor point above your head changes everything.
Selection
Both connect a harness to an anchor, and they behave very differently in a fall. A practical comparison across clearance, mobility, cost and the conditions where each one is the wrong choice.
Rescue
A worker hanging in a harness is in danger even though the fall was stopped successfully. Suspension trauma develops in minutes, and calling the emergency services is not a rescue plan.
Sourcing
Putting your brand on someone else's harness makes their quality control your reputation. The questions that separate a manufacturer from a trading house — and what good answers look like.
Our team answers specification and compliance questions from buyers every day. Ask us directly — no obligation.