Full body safety harness used for fall protection
What is full body harness?
Safety belt is mainly for fall protection, it can evenly distribute the impact force generated by a person falling to all parts of the legs and body. It is assembled by the safety belt and other accessories, the main raw material is polyester, it's low elongation rate can better prevent people from falling.
Three types of full body safety harness used for fall protection
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is used to prevent falls or to safely suspend workers after fall. According to the different using conditions, it can be divided into the following three types.
1. Safety harness for fence pole operation
The safety harness binds the human body near the fixed structure by the rope or strap, let the operator's hands can carry out other operations.
2. Area restriction safety harness
The safety harness which is used to limit the operator's activity in the area where the fall may occur.
3. Fall suspension safety harness
When the operator falls in the high altitude operation or climbing, used to hang the operator's safety harness.
Standard of full body safety harness
Systems Certification (ISO:9001:2015), under this certification, all processes and systems are stringently monitored to deliver quality product at each stage of manufacturing and service.
Product Certification (CE), nearly 100 products manufactured by TOHO are CE certified.
Safety Requirements for Full Body Harnesses (ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2014)
Personal protective equipment against falls from a height (EN 353-1:1992)
How to put on a full body safety harness?
Check the safety harness by holding the D-ring buckle on the back pad to make sure the webbing is not entangled. Begin wearing the safety harness and slide it over your arms to your shoulders. Ensure that all webbing is free of tangles and free to hang.
The straps must be vertical and not close to the center of the body. Leg webbing grabs leg webbing and connects them to the buckles on the webbing on either side of the hips. Thread excess length of webbing into adjustment ring. The chest webbing holds the chest strap together with a loop-through buckle.
The chest strap must be 15cm below the shoulder, and any excess length of the webbing should be inserted into the adjustment ring. Shoulders: Adjust the webbing all over your body from the shoulders, make sure the leg webbing is just below your hips and the D-ring on your back is between your shoulder blades.
