3 FT RED/YELLOW SINGLE LANYARD SM HK 28" leg

From The ESS Team

Prioritize safety while working at elevated heights with the dependable 3ft Red/Yellow Single-Leg Fall Protection Lanyard from Energy Safety Supply. This versatile lanyard is designed to connect your fall arrest harness to a secure anchor point, minimizing the risk of falls and injuries during construction, roof work, window cleaning, and various other tasks requiring fall protection.

Why Choose the 3ft Red/Yellow Single-Leg Fall Protection Lanyard?

• Enhanced Worker Safety and Fall Protection: This lanyard acts as a critical component of your fall arrest system, connecting your harness to a secure anchor point and arresting your fall in the event of a misstep. The 3ft length offers a balance between maneuverability and fall distance limitation, promoting worker safety and compliance with OSHA and other relevant fall protection regulations.

• Durable Construction and Reliable Performance: Engineered from high-strength webbing, this lanyard is built to withstand demanding work environments. The reinforced stitching and secure connections ensure reliable performance and peace of mind while working at heights.

• High Visibility for Improved Safety: The bright red and yellow color scheme enhances worker visibility on the jobsite, promoting awareness and minimizing the risk of accidental falls caused by tripping or snagging hazards. This visual cue also makes it easier for supervisors to ensure proper fall protection is being used.

• Simple to Use and Maintain: The single-leg design offers a user-friendly approach for connecting to your harness and a secure anchor point. Regular inspections and proper storage are crucial for maintaining optimal functionality. Energy Safety Supply offers a wide range of fall protection equipment and resources to ensure your complete safety system.  

   

• Cost-Effective Fall Protection Solution: Investing in a quality fall protection lanyard like this is a cost-effective way to prioritize worker safety. The durable construction minimizes replacement needs, and the focus on preventing falls helps avoid potential medical costs and worker downtime.