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CAMP Safety SWIFTY LIGHT Full Body Fall Arrest Harness 216701 - SecureHeightsCAMP Safety SWIFTY LIGHT Full Body Fall Arrest Harness 216701 - SecureHeights
CAMP Safety FOCUS LIGHT XT Full Body Fall Arrest Harness 2663 - SecureHeightsCAMP Safety FOCUS LIGHT XT Full Body Fall Arrest Harness 2663 - SecureHeights
CAMP Safety GT XT Full Body Suspension Harness 2661 - SecureHeightsCAMP Safety GT XT Full Body Suspension Harness 2661 - SecureHeights
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CAMP Safety GT XT Full Body Suspension Harness 2661CAMP Safety
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CAMP Safety GOLDEN CHEST Padded Chest Harness 0930 - SecureHeightsCAMP Safety GOLDEN CHEST Padded Chest Harness 0930 - SecureHeights
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CAMP Safety GOLDEN CHEST Padded Chest Harness 0930CAMP Safety
CAMP Safety GT SIT Suspension Sit Harness 216501 - SecureHeightsCAMP Safety GT SIT Suspension Sit Harness 216501 - SecureHeights
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CAMP Safety GT SIT Suspension Sit Harness 216501CAMP Safety
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CAMP Safety ACCESS SIT Suspension Sit Harness 196205 - SecureHeightsCAMP Safety ACCESS SIT Suspension Sit Harness 196205 - SecureHeights
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CAMP Safety ACCESS SIT Suspension Sit Harness 196205CAMP Safety
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3M DBI SALA Delta Rescue Harness - SecureHeights3M DBI SALA Delta Rescue Harness - SecureHeights
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3M DBI SALA Delta Rescue Harness3M DBI SALA
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3M DBI SALA Delta Comfort Rescue Harness - SecureHeights3M DBI SALA Delta Comfort Rescue Harness - SecureHeights
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3M DBI SALA Delta Comfort Rescue Harness3M DBI SALA
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A correctly chosen work-at-height harness helps reduce the risk of injury by distributing forces evenly across the body and maintaining stability during demanding tasks. Our collection includes solutions suitable for daily use, specialist applications, and complex access requirements.

Safety Harness Selection

Harness Type Key Features Typical Applications Typical Use Environments
Full body harness Dorsal and/or front attachment points Fall arrest, restraint, positioning (with lanyards) Construction sites, industrial facilities, utilities, maintenance work, general work at height
Chest harness Upper body support, used with other harnesses Rope access, rescue, climbing Towers, confined spaces, industrial access environments, maintenance, general work at height
Seat harness Waist and leg support, comfort in suspension Rope access, work positioning Rope access, telecoms, inspection and maintenance work, general work at height
Harness kits Pre-configured systems including harnesses and lanyards General fall protection setups Construction, roofing, MEWP operations, maintenance work, general work at height
Work positioning belts Side D-rings for lateral attachment Hands-free positioning (used with harness) Steelwork, utilities, towers, industrial structures
Suspension seats Added comfort for long-duration suspension Extended rope access work Rope access, inspection, façade maintenance, industrial environments. general work at height
Harness accessories Extensions, trauma straps, add-ons Enhancing safety and usability Compatible across multiple work-at-height environments

Harness Setups Built for Real-World Use

Our range covers multiple working environments and site conditions, including safety harnesses, where durability, comfort, and freedom of movement are critical. Designs focus on adjustable fit, robust attachment points, and long-term wearability to support operatives throughout extended shifts.

To create a complete fall protection setup, harnesses can be paired with compatible safety harness lanyards, ensuring a secure connection to anchor points or lifelines. We also supply lanyards suitable for restraint, positioning, and fall arrest applications, allowing setups to be configured to specific risk assessments.

Reducing Risk After a Fall

Beyond preventing falls, modern harness setups play an important role in suspension trauma prevention. Ergonomic designs and compatibility with trauma relief accessories help reduce post-fall risks, supporting safer rescue planning and compliance with best practice guidance.

A properly selected fall protection harness is a key part of any height safety setup, offering dependable protection without reducing productivity.

Expert Advice & Trusted Equipment

Every site is different, and selecting the right harness setup depends on the kind of work that is being undertaken, the environment in which it is being used, and other additional user requirements. Our team is available to provide clear, practical advice to help you choose equipment that aligns with your working environments and operational needs.

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Explore our full range of safety harnesses and build a compliant, reliable height safety setup with SecureHeights. Order online now or contact our experts for tailored support and fast UK and worldwide delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a full-body harness, and when is it required?

A full body harness is designed to distribute fall forces across the shoulders, thighs, and pelvis to reduce injury. It is required whenever there is a risk of falling while working at height, and collective protection measures cannot fully eliminate that risk.

2. Are safety harnesses suitable for roofing work?

Yes. Safety harnesses for roofing are commonly used where guardrails or scaffolding are not practical. Roofing harnesses are typically combined with restraint or fall arrest systems to prevent workers from reaching roof edges or falling through fragile surfaces.

3. What is a work at height harness?

A work at height harness is a type of personal protective equipment used to secure workers exposed to fall risks. Depending on the task and components it is combined with, it may function as a fall arrest harness, a fall restraint harness, or a work positioning harness.

4. What is the difference between a fall protection harness and a fall restraint harness?

A fall protection harness is a general term covering harnesses that protect against falls. A fall restraint harness is a term used to describe a harness combined with a fall restraint lanyard, specifically designed to prevent the user from reaching a fall hazard, while a fall arrest setup stops a fall after it has occurred.

5. Can a harness safety belt be used on its own?

No. A harness safety belt or waist belt must not be used as standalone fall protection. Belts are only suitable as part of a certified restraint harness or work positioning setup and must always be used with a compatible full-body harness where required.

6. What is a work positioning harness used for?

A work positioning harness allows the user to work hands-free while supported in position, commonly used in construction, maintenance, utility work, and pole climbing. It is not designed to arrest falls unless combined with a separate fall arrest setup.

7. Are restraint harnesses safer than fall arrest systems?

A restraint harness can be safer in many situations because it prevents the fall from occurring at all. Where possible, restraint systems are preferred over fall arrest as they reduce risk and eliminate the need for post-fall rescue.

8. How do I choose the correct safety harness?

Choosing the right harness depends on the task, environment, and risk assessment. Consider whether you need fall arrest, restraint, or work positioning, ensure compatibility with your anchorage system, and select a harness that fits correctly and complies with your local safety standards.

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