RIDGE GEAR RGH2 Safety Harness with fast fit connectors

Description A Safety Harness of Full Body Harness is designed to protect a person from injury if involved in an accident when working at height by absorbing impact forces that occur during a fall and holding the person in suspension. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Ridgegear RGH2 Two Point Safety Harness with Fast-Fit Connectors. The RGH2 Safety Harness fitted with rear and front mounted attachment points for connecting to lanyards or Fall Arrestors in Horizontal or Vertical situations. This variant is fitted with Fast-Fit Connectors which makes it easier and faster to donn and remove the harness. This Safety Harness has adjustment for the following sizes. Chest 42-50’’- 106-127cm Waist 44-48’’ – 111-121cm Hips 56-60’’ – 142-152cm It carries a maximum user weight rating of 140kg (when the max. force on the user/anchor is limited to <6kN) Accredited to: EN 361:2002 Weight: 1.3kg   WEAR YOUR HARNESS CORRECTLY A correctly fitting safety harness will protect it’s wearer from preventable injuries and improve productivity by removing harmful practise and safety risks. An uncomfortable Safety Harness will distract its wearer because it can annoy them and reduce their trust in it.  Those wearing a properly fitting harness are more likely to wear them as the manufacturer intended benefitting from maximum protection. Safety Harnesses are designed to keep workers connected to their Lanyards or Fall Arrestors and positioned upright if a fall occurs. If a harness is ill-fitting or worn incorrectly, the straps may be too tight or move into the wrong place after a fall. It may also cause injuries during or after the fall, complicating rescue efforts. A properly fitting harness will give your worker more control over their position and movement, giving you more time to reach them before their health suffers. PRE-USE INSPECTION- SAFETY HARNESSES Safety harnesses should be inspected before each use to ensure they are in good condition and safe to use. Additionally, they should undergo a thorough inspection by a competent person at least every twelve months, or more frequently if subjected to heavy use or harsh conditions. Click this link to a short demonstration movie https://youtu.be/Azgb79PY_pM?si=l05ief8nf6z3_vf2