Miller is one of the most respected names in safety harnesses and fall protection. The full-body harness is the only acceptable form of body wear for fall arrest. The body belt is no longer recommended; and, as of January 1, 1998, most regulations governing fall protection prohibit the use of body belts for fall protection due to the concentration of fall forces on the abdomen. Full-body harnesses distribute fall forces throughout the body, substantially reducing the chance of injury. In addition, the full-body harness keeps the worker suspended upright in the event of a fall and supported while awaiting rescue.

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Harnesses should be selected based on the work to be performed and the work environment. Miller offers several innovative webbing options and literally hundreds of various configurations. All Miller harnesses meet applicable OSHA, ANSI and CSA standards and are rated at 310 lbs.

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For more details regarding OSHA, ANSI and CSA please refer to Specific Regulations

If you have any questions pertaining to fall protection please see our Fall Protection FAQ's page. Also, please review the following important information regarding potential Safety Harness Hazards.