Rope access and harness

Rope access and Harness

The primary objective once using rope access strategies is to arrange, manage and carry out the work with minimal accidents, incidents or dangerous occurrences, i.e. to ensure a secure system of labor is maintained in any respect times, and with no harm to property or hurt to the setting.

Who uses rope access?

- Civil, structural, and geotechnical engineer

- Operations and maintenance workers

- Construction workers and painters

- High-rise window cleaners

- Motion picture and theatrical set personnel

- Tower and antenna installers

The Rope Access system is designed to not only allow workers to access a worksite with ultimate safety, but it allows technicians the capability to move vertically and horizontally, to and from, up and out of that given workspace.

Harness

The harness is a part of rope access equipment. It is an important device for technicians who are working at heights or in risky and adventures works. Many climbers rig a chest harness from webbing, however, these are troublesome to regulate as layers modification and also the ring is probably going to smack them within the face throughout a fall.

The chest harness is superior to any rigged chest harness. The buckles are located under the arms where they are out of the way of pack shoulder straps. Use a lockup ring to clip the chest harness to the rope that's tied into the seat harness. 

The harness is available for kids also.

Full body climbing harness for children. 

The full-body climbing harness is designed for children weighing less than 30 kg, this harness is especially easy to put on and adjust. It doesn't need a connection to be mounted, and the adjustment system is difficult for a child to access. The perforated foam structure and also the front fixing purpose favor comfort whereas ascent. The rear attachment purpose permits the kid to be connected for different specific activities.