• Ventral attachment point: attachment for a descender or a positioning lanyard for use in single mode
• Lateral attachment points: attachment for a positioning lanyard for use in double mode
• Sternal attachment point: fall arrest system attachment
• Dorsal attachment point: fall arrest system attachment
• Rear attachment point on the waistbelt: restraint lanyard attachment
• Certification(s): ANSI Z359.11, NFPA 1983 classe III, CSA Z259.10, CE EN 361, CE EN 358, CE EN 813, UKCA
• Material(s): nylon, polyester, aluminum, steel

It can be permanently installed to a ladder or other vertical structure. Components are available in either stainless or galvanized steel options.

Vertical Systems are designed to offer added security, climbing mobility and productivity when you climb with your gear.

Vertical fall protection systems allow workers to move up and down the entire height of the lifeline rather than having to disconnect and find new tie-off points along the way.

The Horizontal Lifeline System can be used for either work restraint or fall arrest and is suitable for multiple applications. It allows users complete freedom of movement to carry out their work uninterrupted, in a continuous straight line and around corners, provided a suitable structure is available for connection of the lifeline.

• Ideally suited to modern building projects, refurbishments and industrial safety applications
• Can be fitted to steel beams, concrete and brickwork
• Suitable for use on older roof constructions in conjunction with fabricated anchor posts
• Allows up to 15 m spans between support brackets for multiple users.

This is especially important for people required to work in many aspects of building maintenance tasks on roofs, as they can be exposed to significant risks whilst carrying out their duties. Changes in weather, fragile roof elements, slips and trips, wind, steep inclines and slippery surfaces can all add to the dangers, so providing a safe system of work is essential, ensuring both compliance with regulations and the safety of employees and contractors.

These temporary safety systems are used to protect workers operating in the horizontal plane who may not have continuous access to suitable anchorage points. Our broad selection of horizontal lifelines offers significant advantages in safety and productivity and have been precision engineered for specific applications, including connection point, connection type and number of users, and rigorously tested to meet industry standards.