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Fall Protection | SAFETY
The Essentials of Fall Protection
A complete selection of fall protection is available.
See your ZEE Representative for details.
A • DBI Talon
Lifeline extends and retracts
automatically as the user works,
keeping it out of the way to prevent
additional hazards. The extremely
lightweight design, under 3 lbs., and
quick-connect system gives
you freedom of movement without
compromising your safety. Features
1" wide nylon webbing and selflocking
swivel snap hook with impact
indicator. Eight feet long. Meets
applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.
#4059
B • Protecta® Lanyard
Each shock absorbing lanyard comes
with double locking snap hooks.
Available in three styles to assure
the right protection for any job.
The 6-ft. shock absorbing lanyard
brings workers to a comfortable
stop. Enhances safety when moving
from one location to another.
Meets applicable ANSI and OSHA
standards.
6-FOOT SHOCK ABSORBING
#4052
6-FOOT ADJUSTABLE SHOCK
ABSORBING
#4053
6-FOOT 100% TIE-OFF SHOCK
#4055
C • Protecta® Harness
Tough and durable, this lightweight
harness offers exceptional
comfort, performance and fit.
These universally sized vest-style
harnesses feature color-coded
straps, adjustable non-slip chest
straps, loops for tool belts and four
combinations of D-ring/leg straps,
tongue buckle legs, back D-rings/
pass-thru buckle legs, and back and
side D-rings/pass-thru buckle legs.
Meets all applicable ANSI and OSHA
standards.
BACK D-RING W/ PASS-THRU
#4046
BACK D-RING W/ TONGUE
#4045
BACK & SIDE D-RING TONGUE
#4047
BACK & SIDE D-RING W/ PASS-THRU
#4048
D • Protecta® Tie-Off Anchor
The 3-ft. long choker style Tie-Off
Adaptor wraps around beams
or similar structures to provide
an anchor point. Quick and easy
installation.
#4057
Each year, falls consistently account for the greatest number of work-related
fatalities due to factors including unstable working surfaces, misuse of fall
protection equipment, and human error. Studies have shown that the use of
protective devices, such as fall arrest systems, can prevent many deaths and
injuries from falls.
OSHA requires that employers protect workers who are at a height of six feet
or more. Fall protection systems may include any of the following:
Full-body Harnesses – These wrap around the waist, shoulders, and legs.
A D-ring located in the center of the back provides a connecting point for
lanyards and other connective devices. The harness distributes the force of
impact throughout the trunk of the body in the event of a fall.
Lanyards – These may either be used to restrain workers in position, or to
arrest falls. Fall-protection lanyards often have a shock-absorbing feature to
reduce potential fall arrest force.
Lifelines – These allow workers to move along the length of a line, rather
than disconnecting and re-tying repeatedly. A retractable feature automatically
retracts any slack between the worker and tie-off point.
Cross-arm Straps – These are used at a tie-off point, such as an I-beam,
to allow direct attachment. The strap ensures a lanyard does not become
abraded from wrapping.
NOTE: OSHA regulations require any equipment exposed to a fall be
taken out of service.
A B C D
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