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ExoFit™ XP Vest Style Harnesses with Single D-Ring 1110102
Vest style harness gives maximum comfort.$465.46Supplied in: Each -
DBI Sala®Ultra-Lok™ Self Retracting Cable Lifelines
Anti-ratcheting twin disc brake system with an audio indicator lets the worker know the unit is functioning properly.From $902.75 To $1,618.20Supplied in: Each -
FallTech ComforTech Full Body Harness
FallTech contractor grade harnesseses are built for extreme comfort and durability.From $202.76 To $212.51Supplied in: Each -
Miller MightyLite Self-Retracting Lifeline
Lifelines limit free fall to less than 2 feet.$1,035.59Supplied in: Each -
MSA Workman® Harness
Comfortable, optimum quality, lightweight, durable harness at an economical price.From $45.92 To $56.30Supplied in: Each -
Miller® DuraFlex® Harness
Comfortable safety harness conforms to the user's body for a secure fit.From $172.37 To $180.93Supplied in: Each -
Miller® Titan™ Full Body Harnesses
Dependable Full body harnesses keep worker in an upright position in the event of a fall.From $60.65 To $114.52Supplied in: Each -
Miller Duraflex ® 850 Harness
Harnesses provide greater mobility with less fatigue.$161.62Supplied in: Each -
MSA FP Diamond® Energy-Absorbing Lanyard MSA 10023933
Lightweight & effective shock-absorbing lanyard.$108.59Supplied in: Each
Fall Protection Equipment
Fall protection equipment such as lanyards, harnesses and anchors are necessary safety tools for personnel who have to work in elevated areas and locations. Emedco offers a wide selection of fall protection equipment by industry leaders like Miller, FallTech and DBI Sala. Not only will these protective equipment ensure your workers are always safe, these can also help you comply with OSHA fall protection standards, thus assuring the viability of your business.
Considering that falls account for a large number of grave work-related injuries and death, it's no wonder that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) takes fall protection very seriously. In fact, OSHA requires fall protection be provided at elevations of just four feet for general industry.
As for the fall protection systems themselves, OSHA lists 4 classes of fall safety equipment:
Class 1 - includes body belts, which are used for positioning; not to be used when fall hazards exist.
Class 2 - includes chest harnesses, which are used for limited fall hazards, and excluding vertical free falls.
Class 3 - includes full body harnesses, used for severe free fall arrests.
Class 4 - includes suspension belts.
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