Fall protection solutions all have three main components that work together to keep workers safe and comfortable on the job:

1. Harness: Worn by the worker to distribute weight if a fall arrest system is deployed.

2. Lanyard or Lifeline: Connects the worker’s harness to the anchor point.

3. Anchorage: The tie-off point on a structure that the worker connects to, often with a connecting device.

To assure OSHA compliance, an energy absorber should be part of a personal fall arrest system whenever possible. Familiarize yourself with the infographic below to learn about different buckle styles to tailor your harness to the task at hand.

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