Overview

The Maxisafe full body roofers harness is a general purpose harness with front and rear attachment points, built for roofers, construction workers and tradespeople working at height. It is independently tested and certified by BSI in accordance with AS/NZS 1891.1:2007, and it is fully adjustable with quick release buckles for a secure fit over workwear.

The front attachment loops carry a karabiner so you can clip into a lanyard or work positioning line, and the rear dorsal point takes the main fall arrest connection. The dorsal extension and fully adjustable buckles make it straightforward to fit, and the harness is suited to roofing, vertical climbing and access equipment work where a full body harness is the right control.

Key Features

• Full body harness with front and rear attachment points
• Independently tested and certified by BSI to AS/NZS 1891.1:2007
• Karabiner provided with the front attachment loops
• Energy absorbing lanyard with snap hook connected to the rear dorsal
• Fully adjustable with quick release buckles
• Dorsal extension for a comfortable, secure fit

Specifications

• Brand: Maxisafe
• Standard: AS/NZS 1891.1:2007 (independently tested and certified by BSI)
• Attachment points: front and rear
• Buckles: quick release, fully adjustable
• Dorsal: extension fitted

Applications

• Roofing and roof access work
• General tradesperson work at height
• Construction and access equipment
• Vertical climbing and ladder safety
• Fall arrest and restraint systems on residential and commercial jobs

What You Need to Complete the Job

A harness is one part of a fall protection system. Pair it with an energy absorbing lanyard, a roof anchor and a screwgate karabiner to connect the system, and see the Safety Equipment range for the full kit. Always inspect the harness before each use and follow the manufacturer instructions for fitting and connection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this harness come with a lanyard?

The listing states an energy absorbing lanyard with a snap hook is connected to the rear dorsal point. The same lanyard is also sold separately in the store, so confirm what is in the box with the supplier before relying on it for a job. The harness itself carries the front and rear attachment points.

What standard is it tested to?

The harness is independently tested and certified by BSI in accordance with AS/NZS 1891.1:2007, the Australian and New Zealand standard for industrial fall-arrest systems and devices. That standard covers the harness design, materials and performance requirements for fall arrest use.

What is it suited to?

The listing names general tradespeople, construction workers, roofing, vertical climbing and access equipment work. It is a general purpose full body harness rather than a specialist rescue or abseiling harness, so it suits everyday work at height on building sites and roofs.