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What you should know about protective fall equipment

April 29, 2016
Inspect your equipment before each use. Replace defective equipment. If there is any doubt about the safety of the equipment, do not use it and refer questionable defects to your supervisor. Replace any equipment, including ropes, involved in a fall. Refer any questionable defects to your supervisor or check with the manufacturer.
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Capital Safety Safety Stand Down

3M to host fall protection demonstrations during OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down

Leading fall protection and safety specialists tour U.S. to educate construction workers about fall protection and dropped object prevention during 2016 National Safety Stand-Down
April 12, 2016
3M’s Capital Safety will host fall protection demonstrations throughout the U.S. May 2-6, 2016, during OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down. Capital Safety has historically been involved in OSHA’s Stand Down and is proud to participate in this campaign to remind and educate employers and workers in the construction industry about the serious dangers of falls and dropped objects.
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Capital Safety debuts DBI-SALA® ExoFit STRATA™

All-new, full-body safety harness designed and tested with third-party research offers real, measurable comfort and safety for at-height workers
September 28, 2015

Capital Safety, a global leader in fall protection, confined space and rescue equipment and home of the DBI-SALA® and PROTECTA® brands, has launched its latest fall protection and safety innovation, the DBI-SALA ExoFit STRATA harness.


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OSHA enforcement

Texas worker injured after being denied safety equipment

Asked for harness, later fell 12’
July 24, 2015

Despite his request for a safety harness, a temporary worker without fall protection on a roof later fell 12 feet through the roof. His fall resulted in his hospitalization with fractured arms and severe contusions.


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Product Innovations

Honeywell Safety Products launches the Miller Twin Turbo™ fall protection system featuring the new G2 Connector

Lightweight, patent-pending Miller Twin Turbo™ G2 Connector provides 100% tie-off for the Miller TurboLite™ and Miller Turbo T-BAK™ Personal Fall Limiters (PFLs)
July 1, 2013

Honeywell Safety Products launches the next generation of Miller Twin Turbo™ Systems, now with the new G2 Connector for 100 percent tie-off. The patent-pending design delivers the industry’s lightest weight twin connector, which attaches to harness webbing below the back D-ring and features a Webbing Retainer Clip with a generous slot to accommodate thicker harness webbing designs.


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