Dorsal and sternum fall protection harness with P56 belt - EN361 and EN358

• Dorsal and sternal anchor point.
• Front anchor point with metal ring.
• Front and lateral adjustment buckle.
• Adjustment at shoulders and thighs with buckle.
• Made with 45 mm wide straps.
• Size M-XL 1,500 gr.
• Size XXL 1,640 gr.

(Also certified with automatic closure aluminum buckles) (on request approximately 4 weeks)

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In all work at height, understood as any activity carried out at a height greater than two meters from the surface or underground in excavations, trenches, or wells, it is essential that each and every worker is equipped with the necessary safety equipment to carry out their activity with the highest possible degree of safety. For these jobs, it is necessary to use fall protection systems, which are composed of different elements, including the fall protection harness, responsible for keeping the worker secured. There is a wide variety of harnesses on the market with different characteristics, such as the Dorsal and sternal fall protection harness with P56 belt, a model that complies with safety regulations EN361 and EN358.

The Dorsal and sternal fall protection harness with P56 belt - EN361 and EN358 features a dorsal and sternal anchor point, a front anchor point with a metal ring, a front and lateral adjustment buckle, adjustment at shoulders and thighs with a buckle, and is made with 45 mm wide straps. It is also certified with automatic closure aluminum buckles.

Safety harnesses are a fundamental element within the equipment that workers must use to perform their tasks at height with a higher level of safety, considering that falls from height are one of the most significant causes of serious workplace accidents. In fact, this type of fall accounts for more than 17% of such accidents in the workplace.

Taking this data into account, the law continues to insist on the need to take the necessary preventive measures to minimize or eliminate risks in this type of work. There are different types of harnesses on the market, each with characteristics that make them suitable for a specific type of work, so it is important for the company's occupational risk prevention technicians to evaluate their workers' performance and choose a type of safety harness that meets their operators' safety needs, also ensuring that these equipment are as comfortable as possible, which will lead to greater work performance.