by greg | Jan 29, 2020 | ABC's of Fall Protection
Tools dropped from a height pose a risk to everyone in the area. Through direct impact or deflection a dropped tool or object becomes a bullet or shrapnel with the potential of creating life-changing injury or fatality. Utilizing fall protection for tools – anchors...
by greg | Jan 29, 2020 | ABC's of Fall Protection
Employers MUST have a rescue plan which either: promptly rescues a worker in the event of a fall or allows the employee to rescue themselves. Executing this plan may require a specialized rescue system designed for the application. Rescue and Descent Devices These...
by greg | Jan 29, 2020 | ABC's of Fall Protection
Connectors are the middle man between the Anchor and the Body Support. A connector attaches a worker’s harness to a secure attachment point, making a complete personal fall arrest system (PFAS). Connectors intended for individuals typically include a shock absorber to...
by greg | Jan 29, 2020 | ABC's of Fall Protection
What we mean by “Body Support” is: any fall protection equipment which is worn directly by the worker. This type of equipment is responsible for maintaining the worker’s weight and position. Full body harnesses equally distribute the forces of a fall throughout the...
by greg | Jan 29, 2020 | ABC's of Fall Protection
Anchors are a secure connection point for your harness. They come in many shapes and sizes depending on who you are and what you intend to do. For example, a beam anchor may be used in facilities with plenty of I-beams. All fall protection anchors must be independent...
