Metro Safety Class P Work Positioning Full Body Harness with Two Waist D-Rings and 40mm Webbing IS 3521 Certification (SB 1106)

• Model: SB 1106
• Harness Class: Class P (Work Positioning & Restraint Specific)
• Webbing Material: High-Tensile Polypropylene (PP) / Nylon Blend
• Webbing Width: 40 mm
• Webbing Thickness: 3 mm
• Attachment Components: 2 x Side-Mounted Waist Level D-Rings
• Adjustment Modules: Fully adjustable shoulder straps, adjustable waist strap, and adjustable leg/thigh loops
• Product Series: Metro eco line
• Safety Certification: Conforms to IS 3521 (IS Marked)

Features

• Class P Work Positioning Layout: Explicitly engineered as a Class P system featuring two robust side-mounted steel D-rings at waist level for balanced, hands-free work positioning.
• IS 3521 Certified Compliance: Fully manufactured and checked under stringent regulatory parameters, bearing an authentic, official IS Mark validation for industrial safety audits.
• Heavy-Duty Webbing Matrix: Constructed from industrial-grade PP (Polypropylene) or Nylon fiber webbing measuring 40 mm wide and 3 mm thick to maximize structural tenacity.
• Fully Adjustable Strap Geometry: Designed with highly customizable, independent adjustable shoulder, waist, and leg straps to ensure a snug, close-to-body profile over varying work apparel layers.
• Metro Eco Production Line: Part of the highly economical "Metro eco" series, delivering trade-quality fallback safety and restraint parameters without excessive weight or unnecessary bulk.
• High-Visibility Accent Trim: Bright orange and red contrast color configuration boosts worker tracking and spatial awareness around active machinery or low-light task spaces.
• Friction Lock Metal Hardware: Outfitted with high-tensile steel pass-through adjustment modules that hold webbing settings securely, preventing slippage under continuous physical movement.

Applications

• Electrical Utility Line Maintenance: Fundamental hands-free stabilization for power grid technicians and linemen repairing overhead wires on poles or substations.
• Telecommunications Tower Work: High-security restraint boundaries for rigger engineers leaning back to service hardware on cell pylons and grid antennas.
• Modular Scaffolding Rigging: Essential safety restraint for workers setting up, altering, or inspecting multi-tier scaffolding frameworks at high elevations.
• Commercial Roofing & Steel Framing: Reliable position control for technicians aligning solar panels, installing cladding panels, or fixing metal trusses near roof profiles.

Usage

• Thoroughly inspect all 40mm webbing paths, the 3mm structural thickness, both side waist D-rings, adjusting friction buckles, and structural stitch matrices for any cuts, burns, or chemical stains before starting work.
• Hold the harness upright by the shoulder straps, shaking it out gently to allow the shoulder, waist, and leg loops to fall free into their intended spatial layout.
• Guide your arms through the shoulder loops exactly like donning a standard vest, making sure that the two metallic positioning D-rings settle symmetrically at your waistline.
• Route the integrated waist strap tightly across your stomach and latch it firmly through the metallic pass-through friction buckle, ensuring a secure fit above the hips.
• Reach down to pull the independent leg loops comfortably up between your thighs, secure them through their matching adjustment modules, and verify that the fit allows a flat hand but not a clenched fist to pass beneath.
• Balance the shoulder adjustments to settle the webbing securely over your collarbones, tucking any loose webbing tails neatly into the integrated keepers to avoid snagging hazards.
• Securely latch both connectors of a certified work positioning lanyard directly to the twin side waist D-rings, adjusting the tether length until it is taut against the structure to lock out free-fall hazards before starting work.