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Our bestselling harnesses for working at heights:
Levitt-Safety carries harnesses for working at heights in a variety of industries including construction, rescue, tower climbing and general purpose from leading manufacturers like 3M/DBI, MSA, Honeywell and Petzl.
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General Industry Harnesses
DBI-SALA

Delta™ Vest-Style Harness
- No tangle design
- Stand-up back D-ring
- Pass-thru buckle leg straps
- Repel webbing
MSA

V-FIT™ Safety Harness
- RaceFLEX buckle for close, comfortable fit
- Removable shoulder padding for easier cleaning
Honeywell

Miller H500 Harness
- Lightweight and ergonomic
- Dedicated SRL web link
- Water-repellent webbing
- No tangle design
Construction Harnesses
Protecta

Vest-Style Harness
- Fixed D-ring
- Auto-resetting lanyard keepers
- Impact indicators
- Modern design
MSA

V-FORM™ Safety Harness
- RaceFLEX buckle for close, comfortable fit
- Athletic cut
- Pull-down adjustment
Honeywell

Miller H500 Construction Harness
- Pressure-relief shoulders
- Dedicated SRL web link
- Smart impact indicators
- No tangle design
Specialty Harnesses
DBI-SALA

ExoFit NEX™ Arc Flash Harness
- Arc flash rated
- Nomex®/Kevlar® fibre shoulder, back and leg comfort padding
- Three PVC-coated D-rings
MSA

V-FIT™ Tower Harness
- RaceFLEX buckle for close, comfortable fit
- Two gear rings and two D-rings
- Removable padded saddle
Honeywell

Miller Wind Energy Harness
- Stretchable webbing
- Heat-reducing materials
- Removable lumbar wear pad
- Easy to adjust
Rescue Harnesses
DBI-SALA

ExoFit NEX™ Rescue Harness
- Blackout colour design
- Hybrid shoulder, back and leg comfort padding
- Aluminum back, front and suspension D-rings
Petzl

ASTRO® Bod Fast
- Ultra-comfort rope access harness
- Wide waist belt and leg loops
- Doubleback self-locking buckles
MSA

Personal Rescue Device
- EVOTECH harness
- Quick connect leg straps
- Significantly reduces rescue time
- Self-activated
How are full-body harnesses classified?
A full-body harness can have more than one classification – but all full-body harnesses need to meet Class A requirements in Canada.
They must include a built-in fall arrest indicator that activates to give a permanent, readily visible warning after the harness has arrested a fall (or has been subjected to an equivalent force).
Full-body harnesses are classified as follows:
- Class A: Fall arrest
- Class D: Suspension and controlled descent
- Class E: Limited access
- Class L: Ladder climbing
- Class P: Work positioning
Class A is designed to support the body during and after a fall arrest event. It has one dorsal Class I connector affixed to both shoulder straps.
Class D is designed for suspension or controlled descent from a height.
Along with the connector required for Class A, all Class D full-body harnesses have:
- One or two frontal Class I connectors
- Two side-mounted Class I connectors that originate below waist level, or
- One sternal Class I connector.
Class E is designed to support a worker in a position that reduces the worker’s profile during passage through a limited access area. Hoisting the worker is usually involved.
Along with the connector required for Class A, all Class E full-body harnesses must have two Class I connectors, which must be located on each shoulder strap, with a provision for the connector to slide on the shoulder strap.
Class L is designed for use with fall restrict systems involving the use of a Class AS or FRL fall arrester that travels on a vertical lifeline or rail, as described in CAN/CSA-Z259.2.1. These systems are typically mounted on or adjacent to ladders or towers.
Class P is designed to position the worker during a work operation. Along with the connector required for Class A, all Class P full-body harnesses must have two Class I connectors mounted at waist level.
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