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Safety Lanyards

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Safety lanyards are a vital link within any work at height setup, connecting the user’s harness to an anchor point, lifeline, or fall protection device. At SecureHeights, we supply an industrial range of lanyards designed to support safe movement, and reliable fall protection across energy, utilities, aviation & aerospace, telecoms, transportation, defence, maritime, construction, manufacturing, agriculture, and general industry.

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A correctly selected height safety lanyard helps ensure setup compatibility, user comfort, and compliance with site-specific risk assessments.

Safety Lanyard Types & Selection

Lanyard Type	Configuration / Style	Key Function	Typical Connection Points	Common Applications
Fall Arrest Lanyards	Single or twin leg, often with energy absorber	Stops a fall and reduces impact forces	Harness ↔ anchor / lifeline / SRL	Fall arrest and general work at height applications
Fall Restraint Lanyards	Fixed or adjustable length, single or twin leg	Prevents workers from reaching fall hazards	Harness ↔ anchor point	Fall restraint and restricted access applications
Work Positioning Lanyards	Adjustable rope or webbing lanyards, single or twin leg	Allows stable hands-free working position	Harness side D-rings ↔ structure	Work positioning and hands-free access applications

Lanyards for Arrest, Restraint & Positioning

Different tasks require different lanyard functions. Our range includes work positioning lanyards that allow operatives to maintain a stable working position while keeping their hands free, ideal for structural, scaffolding, and tower-based work.

For situations where access to a fall hazard needs to be restricted, fall restraint lanyards are used to prevent the user from reaching a dangerous edge, making them suitable for roof work, maintenance, and controlled access environments.

Where a fall risk cannot be eliminated, a fall arrest lanyard is used to safely stop a fall after it occurs. Many of these incorporate an energy absorber or energy-absorbing lanyard design to reduce the forces transmitted to the user and anchor point during a fall.

Practical Options for Everyday Site Use

We supply both single and twin configurations to suit different access requirements. A single leg lanyard provides a simple, lightweight solution for straightforward connections, while a twin leg lanyard supports continuous attachment during movement.

Tailored Solutions & Expert Support

Covering numerous applications, we offer safety lanyards in various configurations designed to meet specific site needs. Such configurations include multiple different connector types and working lengths. Our team can help you select the correct lanyard based on the type of task that is required to be undertaken and the kind of environment they are due to be used in.

Choose the Right Safety Lanyard Today

Browse our full range of safety lanyards at SecureHeights and build a reliable, compliant height safety setup. Order online for fast UK and worldwide delivery or contact our experts for guidance on selecting the right lanyard for your application.

How do I choose the correct fall arrest lanyard length for my work environment?

The ideal length depends on available clearance, anchor location, and the type of work being performed. Longer connections may provide greater reach but can also increase the distance travelled during an incident if not properly planned. It is important to calculate total clearance requirements, including connector lengths and system extension. Reviewing the work area before selecting equipment helps ensure the chosen solution is appropriate for the task.

When should an energy absorbing lanyard be used instead of a standard connection device?

Additional energy management may be required when there is a possibility of a worker being exposed to a fall. These systems are designed to help reduce the forces transferred through the safety system during an incident. The need for this type of equipment depends on the working method, anchor arrangement, and overall system design. A proper risk assessment can help determine whether it is the most suitable option.

What are the advantages of an adjustable lanyard for maintenance and inspection work?

Adjustability allows users to fine-tune their working position without changing equipment or anchor locations. This can improve comfort, efficiency, and control when carrying out tasks on structures, rooftops, or industrial assets. The ability to shorten or lengthen the connection may also help reduce unnecessary movement in certain situations. Selecting the correct adjustment mechanism is important for ease of use and operational efficiency.

When is a single leg lanyard the right choice?

This type of configuration is often suitable where users do not need to move continuously between multiple anchor points. It can provide a straightforward solution for tasks involving a fixed working position or limited movement within a defined area. However, the suitability depends on the access route, work process, and anchorage strategy. The overall safety system should always be evaluated as a whole rather than focusing on individual components.

How are work positioning lanyards different from fall arrest systems?

The primary purpose of positioning equipment is to help users maintain a stable and supported working position while keeping their hands free for the task. They are generally intended to assist with work activities rather than provide protection during a fall event. In many applications, additional protective measures may still be required as part of the overall system. Understanding the intended function of each component is essential when designing a safe work-at-height solution.