Roofer Safety Harness | Working safely at height 2024)
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Roofer Safety Harness | Working safely at height 2024)

Posted by ANKAme

Roofer Safety Harness

When working at height, its important you have the correct height safety equipment. A roof safety harness and other related height safety equipment is used for working at heights. Generally, the roofing harness is connected to a flexible lanyard or harness rope, with a roof worker safety shock absorber which is then connected to a temporary or permanent anchor point or static line system.

The lanyard should always restrict falls to less than two metres and the roof anchor must be positioned extremely carefully to avoid any risk of a longer fall, swing down or pendulum effect (where the worker is at risk of kitting the ground)

An alternative to lanyards are inertia reels also known as retractable lanyards. These work like a seatbelt. The user can descend gradually in controlled manner but if there is a sudden movement it will lock to arrest the fall.

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We recently purchased 6 roofer kits from ANKAme height safety and are very happy with the quality and usability of the products, the roof anchors are very easy to install as they come with QR user guide and colour coded installation instructions on each anchor. Perfect for what we need.

Totally recommend this product for anyone wanting compliant height safety products to keep their staff safe when working at heights.

- Derek Phillips

We install ANKAme height safety products across Melbourne, we wouldn’t use any other product, roof anchors come with signed test report for customer satisfaction and compliance to current AS/NZS 1891.4:2009. Roof anchor and height safety installations servicing all areas of Melbourne 0412728773

- Joe Conway

I recently purchased temporary roof anchoring equipment and found the product very easy to use, made of quality materials - essential for working safely on roofs. The equipment arrived in satisfactory time with no hassles. I would definitely use ANKAme again for roof safety equipment.

- Rob Baker

I bought an Ankame temporary anchor point more than a year ago. My business is building repairs & maintenance so we are often on domestic roofs. It is easy to use and was delivered promptly. I highly recommend this product.

- David Kay
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