Several OSHA regulations can and do apply to fall protection for trailers and trucks; however, one specific regulation is broad and encompasses a wide range of applications and instances. It is this particular “gotcha” regulation where emphasis could be applied to trucks and trailers. OSHA 1926.501(b)(1) states: Read more.

Starting with harnesses, a big driver of the cost of the equipment is ensuring comfort of the worker, so the material used is very important. For example, if you wear a harness all day, moving to lightweight aluminum hardware with a padded/cushioned harness will result is less wear on the body, resulting in more comfort. Equally as important to comfort is safety. Read more.