Premium LINQFlex webbing for extra comfort with up to 9% stretch which allows for more range and movement. Lightweight aluminium Rear Barr D allows easier access and better weight distribution for twin retractable fall arrest devices. Sub Pelvic Strap integration along the line of Belay Loops, places the worker away from hardware in the event of a fall, significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the worker. Pebble Weave Webbing design provides maximum grip for buckles, eliminating webbing slippage and the need for continual re-adjustment. Confined Space Rescue Loops. Comes with Suspension Trauma Strap: One-piece Webbing with a quick connection buckle for faster deployment and connection in the event of a fall. Cam adjusters for quick adjustment. Padded Legs for force dispersion at moment of fall impact. Air COOL Padded Shoulder Straps for increased comfort and increased air flow. Retro-Reflective Thread in webbing for improved visibility in low light. Aluminium Quick Release Buckles. Closed Loop Webbing system on rear Dorsal D maintains positioning of Dorsal D in the event of a fall. Comes with a GT harness bag. Service Pouch on back. Adjustable Waist Belt with tool loop attachments. Forward placed pole strap attachment points makes for easier to reach connection. Padded Sub Pelvic Seat for Pole Strap restraint High Comfort spec. Large Pole strap O-rings for ease of connecting Pole Strap (work positioning).
The LINQ Tetha Roof T Bar temporary anchor plate is engineered for extreme workplace situations.
Boasting a minimum breaking strength of 15kN, the range has been developed to be a durable and efficient temporary roof line anchor system.
It is important to ensure that the structure to which any LINQ Tetha Roof T-Bar is installed, has sufficient strength (refer to ASNZS 1891.4) to sustain the applied load.
The Tetha T-Bar has an easy to use camlock, no fixing required.
Install within seconds
Can be used as a temporary anchor point in applications along a roof line where no permanent anchor point exists.
Quick installation and removal. (Installation should always be conducted by a competent person as described in ASNZS 1891.4).
Suitable for Fall Arrest application on metal roofs. To be used on metal clad roofs only.
Conforms to ASNZS 1891.4 requirements.
Conforms to ASNZS 5532:2013
Passed the corrosion test in accordance with ISO 9227:1990 – 24 hours. LINQ conducts testing over a 48 hour period.
WLO1SNSN Shock Absorbing Webbing Lanyard Single Leg (with 2 x Snap Hooks) x 1
RKRG015 Rope kernmantle with thimble eye & rope grab. 15M with permanently attached shock-absorbing 450mm assembly and screw gate karabiner
HSASE2515 Anchor Strap Endless 25mm - 1.5M x 1
KSGSA18 Screw Gate Karabiner x 2
Kernmantle rope exceeds 14.7kN
110gm of polyester as opposed to 65gm. This results in exceptional strength capabilities
Rope grab as per restraint technique, in order to ensure stopping force is less than 6kN, rope grab should always be used in conjunction with a shock absorbing element
Batch tested to AS/NZS 1891.1: 3.8m drop using 100kg test weight, reducing forces to under 4.5kN
An exclusive Extended Length Energy Absorber (ELEA) designed to protect a workers, of up to 160kg, tools and equipment
Drop forged lanyard hardware for added strength in case of extreme conditions
Contrast stitch thread colour for easy inspection and AS/NZS 1891.1 compliance
Pebble weave webbing provides maximum grip precluding incidental buckle slippage
Combined belay loop sub pelvic strap positioning reduces risk of throat and facial injury at moment of impact
Retro-reflectivity built into webbing
160kg wearer capacity (combined weight of wearer, clothing and tools) when used in conjunction with LINQ shock absorbing lanyard
Articulated chest and shoulder straps adjustment points designed for female wearers
Contrast stitch thread colour for easy inspection and AS/NZS 1891.1 compliance
Unique to LINQ - Green for safely locked - Red for not locked feature / indicator
Available with Kit Bag, Round Bucket or Square Bucket
WLE2- Double Leg Elasticated Lanyard + hardware (see list below)
An exclusive Extended Length Energy Absorber (ELEA) is designed to protect a worker of up to 160kg including tools and equipment.
Drop forged lanyard hardware
Stitching patterns are sewn by computer-controlled bar tacking machinery for precision using UV resistant high tenacity polyester yarn with 100 newton (10kg) breaking strength.
Unique THETA stitch pattern has 423 stitches resulting in a strength that matches the lanyardâ??s webbing strength.
Australian designed, engineered, and MADE.
Webbing Tenacity= 23kN.
Webbing is UV rated to meet AS/NZS 1891.1 standard
THETA stitch pattern (equals 3300kg strength). Engineered to match webbing strength to ensure no weak point in the harness assembly.
Pebble Weave Webbing design provides maximum grip for buckles, eliminating webbing slippage and the need for continual re-adjustment
Liqui-Pel Technology for liquid protection, also easier to clean the harness
High Tenacity UV stabilised webbing, enhances resistance to solvents and UV light degradation
Retro-Reflective Thread in webbing for improved visibility in low light
Rear Barr D allows easier access and better weight distribution for twin retractable fall arrest devices
Closed Loop Webbing system on rear Dorsal Barr D maintains positioning of Dorsal D in the event of a fall. Significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the back of workers head
Extended Belay Loops make connection of hardware easier, also maintains absolute front and centre positioning as per AS/NZS requirements
Sub Pelvic Strap integration along the line of Belay Loops, places the worker away from hardware in the event of a fall, significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the worker
Articulated Chest Strap and shoulder adjustment points, designed for additional user comfort and female users, due to lower positioning of strap
Comes with Suspension Trauma Strap: One-piece Webbing with a quick connection buckle for faster deployment and connection in the event of a fall
Air COOL Padded Shoulder Straps for increased comfort and increased airflow during long periods of use
Padded Legs for force dispersion at moment of fall impact
Pebble Weave Webbing design provides maximum grip for buckles, eliminating webbing slippage and the need for continual re-adjustment
Liqui-Pel Technology for liquid protection, also easier to clean the harness
High Tenacity UV stabilised webbing, enhances resistance to solvents and UV light degradation
Retro-Reflective Thread in webbing for improved visibility in low light
Rear Barr D allows easier access and better weight distribution for twin retractable fall arrest devices
Closed Loop Webbing system on rear Dorsal Barr D maintains positioning of Dorsal D in the event of a fall. Significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the back of workers head
Extended Belay Loops make connection of hardware easier, also maintains absolute front and centre positioning as per AS/NZS requirements
Sub Pelvic Strap integration along the line of Belay Loops, places the worker away from hardware in the event of a fall, significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the worker
Articulated Chest Strap and shoulder adjustment points, designed for additional user comfort and female users, due to lower positioning of strap
Comes with Suspension Trauma Strap: One-piece Webbing with a quick connection buckle for faster deployment and connection in the event of a fall
Air COOL Padded Shoulder Straps for increased comfort and increased air flow during long periods of use
Padded Legs for force dispersion at moment of fall impact
Pebble Weave Webbing design provides maximum grip for buckles, eliminating webbing slippage and the need for continual re-adjustment.
Liqui-Pel Technology for liquid protection, also easier to clean the harness.
High Tenacity UV stabilised webbing, enhances resistance to solvents and UV light degradation.
Retro-Reflective Thread in webbing for improved visibility in low light.
Rear Barr D allows easier access and better weight distribution for twin retractable fall arrest devices.
Closed Loop Webbing system on rear Dorsal Barr D maintains positioning of Dorsal D in the event of a fall. Significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the back of workers head.
Extended Belay Loops make connection of hardware easier, also maintains absolute front and centre positioning as per AS/NZS requirements.
Sub Pelvic Strap integration along the line of Belay Loops, places the worker away from hardware in the event of a fall, significantly reducing the risk of injury from hardware hitting the worker.
Articulated Chest Strap and shoulder adjustment points, designed for additional user comfort and female users, due to lower positioning of strap.
Air COOL Padded Shoulder Straps for increased comfort and increased air flow during long periods of use.
Padded Sub Pelvic Seat for Pole Strap restraint High Comfort spec.
Large Pole Strap Side Loops for ease of connecting Pole Strap (work positioning).
Adjustable Waist Belt with tool loop attachments.
Quick Release Buckles. Padding under buckles.
Forward placed pole strap attachment points make for easier to reach connection.
Pebble Weave Webbing design provides maximum grip for buckles
High Tenacity UV stabilised webbing, enhances resistance to solvents & UV light degradation
Retro-Reflective thread in webbing for improved visibility in low light
Large Dorsal D Ring for easier connection
Closed-loop webbing system on rear Dorsal D maintains positioning of Dorsal D in the event of a fall. Reducing risk of injury from hardware hitting the back of workers head
Applications:
Fall Arrest, Construction, Ladder, Scaffolding, Warehouse
Product Details:
AUS/NZ designed & engineered
10 year life span
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This Roofers Kit has been designed to meet the general requirements of workers who are working at heights. The kit offers great value for money as opposed to buying the items individually.
Working at height is one of the leading causes of fatalities and major injuries in the workplace.
‘Working at height’ means working in any place where, if there were no precautions in place, a person could fall a distance liable to cause personal injury. In Australia, falls account for about 11% of deaths in the workplace, with half of these fatalities occurring from heights of three metres or less. Due to this, Australian height safety laws have been put in place to minimise the risk of injury or death.
If you’re an employer with staff who work at heights, here are five things you should know about the Australian height safety laws.
It’s all about managing falls
Australian height safety laws are designed to reduce injury by managing risks of falls. Anyone running a business is responsible for managing risks to health and safety associated with falls that are reasonably likely to cause injury to any person in that workplace.
There are different types of falls
Australian height safety laws outline the different types of falls that could happen in the workplace. As an employer, it’s important for you to consider all the different types of falls that could occur in your workplace and incorporate them into your WHS plan.
The different types of falls outlined in the legislation are:
–> working in an elevated place
–> working near an opening that someone could fall through
–> working near an edge that someone could fall off
–> working on uneven and unstable surfaces, as well as any other surface from which someone could fall
–> any other workplace-specific places that could cause falls.
Work should be conducted on the ground whenever possible
One of the key ways Australian height safety laws try to mitigate risks of falls is to legislate that work must be carried out on the ground – or on a solid construction – whenever it is reasonably possible to do so. It is also the responsibility of the employer and their management to ensure this law is abided by in the workplace.
It’s your responsibility to provide safety gear to manage fall risks
Another way Australian height safety laws try to mitigate risks of falls is to legislate for the provision of adequate height safety gear by the employer to their workers. This clause applies if it is not reasonably practicable for the employer to eliminate the risk of falls in other ways.
Failure to comply with Australian height safety laws carries a hefty fine
If your business or your workers are found to break any of the Australian height safety laws, your business could be liable to receive a $30,000 fine. Also, any individuals involved could receive personal fines of $6,000.
For more information about the Australian height safety laws, be sure to consult Work Health and Safety Legislation on falls in your state.
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