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Worker fatigue at height is shaped not only by the task being performed, but by how a harness fits, moves, and distributes load across the body over time.

For years, the industry has slowly drifted toward a “more is better” mindset with fall protection. Bigger energy absorbers. Heavier SRLs. More leading-edge-rated equipment everywhere.

For years, fall protection followed a predictable path. Harnesses became more reinforced, more padded, more built-up around the worker.

Breakthroughs in material design and engineering are allowing users to do far more with far less.

Fall protection Competent Person training is crucial on elevated worksites. What makes up this training?

Across construction, utilities, and manufacturing, there’s growing demand for professionals who can teach fall protection with both technical skill and real-world understanding.

Comfort and lightweight design must work in tandem for safety gear.

Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries and deaths in the workplace. To protect workers, especially those working at height, safety roles must be clearly designated and defined.

Women make up one-tenth of US construction workers. Many of them don't have the proper gear.

Each year OSHA publishes a list of the top 10 worksite violations. Fall protection is No. 1. Why?

Protect against workplace injuries with advanced tool lanyards and tethers.

Today's fall protection manufacturers offer countless harnesses. Find which is right for you.

A poorly fitting safety harness is uncomfortable. It's also a potentially dangerous liability.

Wearing a properly fitting safety harness isn't just comfortable, it's essential. Find out why.