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Fall Arrest Harnesses ( EN 361: 2002 )
Step 1: Hold the harness by the dorsal D ring.
Step 2: Insert your arms into the shoulder straps and close
the plastic buckle on the chest strap.
Step 3: Pull the leg straps one by one around your thighs
outwards to your front.
Step 4: Close the buckles of the leg straps one by one.
Step 5: Tighten the leg straps by pulling the free ends of the
straps until the harness fits perfectly to the body.
Step 6: Use the back D-ring or the front anchor point joined
together by a connector as anchor point for fall arrest
systems. To locate the anchor points on the harness, check
for the "A" marking near them.
Positioning belt: EN358: 1999 )
Step 7: Place the work positioning belt around the waist with
the confort pad at the back and D ring at each side. Pull the
free end of the waist belt until the waist belt fits the body
tightly without hindering free movement and close the buckle.
The belt is padded and has two lateral anchor points, which are
used as anchor points for work positioning. The comfortable
back support provides excellent ergonomic support for the
back. The belt is adjusted the way that the webbing can slide
freely on the padded back support, facilitating its adaptation
to the size of the user. The belt has textile rings for tool holding
and metallic rings for hanging a tool holding bag.
The full body harnesses equipped with a work positioning belt
can be used to keep users in place at their work (positioning) or
to prevent to reach a point where it can cause a fall (restraint).
The lateral anchor points should not be used for fall arrest. The
anchor point must be positioned at or above the waist level of
the user. The connecting element must remain tight and the
free movement should be restricted to a maximum of 0.60m.