Fall arrest harness P50 Belt - EN361 and EN358

• Front and back anchorage.
• Front anchorage point through the belt.
• Extension tape for rescue.
• Work positioning belt.
• Connection buckle and frontal adjustment.
• Regulation on shoulders and thighs with buckle.
• Side anchorages in the belt.
• Manufactured from straps 45 mm wide.
• Size M-XL is 1,460 grams.

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In the workplace, there are a large number and variety of sectors and jobs where workers are required to perform work at height, and it is very important that they are properly equipped to deal with the different risks inherent in their activity. One of the greatest risks facing these professionals is falling from different heights, a risk that is not only present in all activities carried out at a height of more than two metres above the surface, but also in those work activities carried out in wells, excavations or ditches. One of the essential elements for this work is the harness, as is the case with the For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions shall apply:.

The For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions shall apply: is a safety component which has a front anchorage point by means of a belt and a backrest, an extension belt for rescue, a work position belt, a front fastening buckle and front adjustment, shoulder and thigh adjustment with buckle and side anchorage points in a belt. In addition, it is manufactured with 45 mm wide belts.

This harness has the safety certification EN 361 and EN 358, which correspond to personal protective equipment for restraint in working position and prevention of falls from height (EN 361) and for positioning (EN 358).

A safety harness must be an approved component which contains the various elements which are essential to ensure that this equipment functions effectively. In any case, one harness should be replaced if any deficiency or deterioration can be observed, as this would reduce its reliability and increase the likelihood of an accident.

Safety harnesses are used in a wide variety of occupations, including construction workers, industrial workers, telecommunications technicians, electricians, painters and façade restorers, firefighters, and police. However, depending on the occupation in question, it will be necessary to choose a harness with certain specific characteristics and in accordance with the common tasks to be performed.