The science of fighting gravity.

Protecting workers takes more than just keeping them from falling. Their tools also need to be protected at height. That’s why for over eight years, we’ve been pioneering an innovative line of products and solutions to help prevent dropped tools and equipment. From construction sites to oil rigs, we help make work environments safer and more productive by protecting workers from hazards that can result in personal injury, equipment damage and tool loss.

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STAY SAFE AND KEEP IT CLEAN

For your safety, it is important to follow general safety guidelines as well as recommendations for the proper way to clean and disinfect Honeywell Miller® Fall Protection equipment.

GENERAL HARNESS SAFETY GUIDELINES

1. Warnings – Always read all instructions and warnings.
2. Inspection – All fall protection equipment must be inspected prior to each use.
3. Training – All workers should be trained by a Competent Person.
4. Regulations – Understand all Federal, State, Local, and Provincial regulations pertaining to fall protection before selecting and using the equipment.
5. Rescue Planning – Minimize the time between a fall occurrence and medical attention with a rescue plan.
6. After a Fall – After a fall occurs, all components of the fall arrest system should be removed from service.
7. Work with a Safety Professional – Reach out to your Honeywell Miller Safety Professional with any questions.

IKAR fall arrest blocks are renowned worldwide for their robust design and engineering excellence. The IKAR has been tested & certified for horizontal works, "falls over an edge" and passed the European EN360 amendment. Internal energy absorber designed within the housing, ensuring user protection even when the webbing is fully extended.

In work sites of every variety, edges are much more common than people realize – and they may pose a greater risk than you’d expect. Whether you’re laying roofing, traversing a beam, or simply working near the unprotected sides of an upper floor, falls over an edge are more hazardous than other falls. Without protection designed for edges, traditional lifelines risk being severed and the force upon the worker in the event of a fall is significantly increased. Honeywell estimates that as many as 80% of fall-protection users have applications in which a lifeline will come in contact with an edge in the event of a fall.

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