Ridgegear RGH2 2-Point Harness
- Front & rear attachment points
- Lightweight
- Rip stitch fall indicators
- Full adjustable
Harnesses
There is a wide range of harness styles and care needs to be taken to select a suitable harness for the intended use and the nature of the task. A full body harness is designed, in the event of a fall, to transfer the impact forces from the fall arrest points onto the leg loops of the harness.
A fall, when wearing a waist belt, would transfer forces onto the waist which would result in serious consequences for the wearer.
A harness will have a dedicated fall arrest attachment point. These will normally be a metal “D” ring but can also be webbing loops.
Ridgegear RGH5 Rescue Harness
- Front & rear attachment points
- Lightweight
- Rip stitch fall indicators
- Rescue attachment point with D ring
Ridgegear RGH6 4-Point Harness
- Front & rear attachment points
- Rip stitch fall indicators
- Tool loops
- Fold back side D rings
- Deluxe comfort work positioning belt
- Shoulder comfort pad
P+P FRS MK2 Full Body Harness
- Front & rear attachment points
- Lightweight
- Polyester webbing featuring a water repellency coating
- Adjustable length shoulder straps
MSA Latchways Personal Rescue Device (PRD) - RH2
- Two point harness
- Lightweight
- Controlled descent for self-rescue
MSA Latchways Personal Rescue Device (PRD) - RH3
- Three-point harness
- Lightweight
- Controlled descent for self rescue
Eurosafe offers a wide range of harness options. There are a lot of key features across the board, such as the harnesses being fully adjustable, 1 or 2 point, and lightweight.
We have options from a range of big brands, such as MSA Latchways, Petzl, IKAR and Skylotec.
One-point Harness - At a minimum, a fall arrest harness will feature a fall arrest attachment point designed to comply with EN361 and which will be either be positioned: Dorsal - on the back of the harness, Sternal – on the chest.
Two-point Harness - These will feature fall arrest points on both the back and the chest.
Four-point Harnesses - In addition to the two fall arrest points, these harnesses may also feature positioning points designed to comply with EN358.
These are usually on the waist belt and are different to the fall arrest points.
Confirmation of these points can be found in the user instructions supplied with the equipment.
Five-point Harnesses - Designed for personal suspension and will have an additional attachment point at the waist. This is known as the ventral attachment point and is designed to comply with EN813.
Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for identification of fall arrest attachment points. All fall arrest devices must be attached to a recognised fall arrest point on a harness. Do not use other points to attach a fall arrest device.
