Safety harnesses for confined spaces have one D-ring on the upper back and two D-rings on the shoulder straps. They are used to lower or raise workers into or out of a confined space, such as a manhole. The shoulder D-rings connect to a lanyard spreader that distributes force evenly on the wearer's body while being raised or lowered in the harness. The spreader connects to an integrated-rescue-capable self-retracting lifeline or a pulley system anchored to a tripod or davit system. The shoulder D-rings also provide extra connection points that may be more accessible than the back D-ring if the worker faints or falls and needs to be extracted. The back D-ring attaches to a self-retracting lifeline or shock-absorbing lanyard that connects to a secure anchor point.Safety harnesses are devices worn by people who are working at heights to help reduce the risk of injury if they fall. The harness distributes the force of the fall across the wearer's body when the fall is arrested. These fall-protection harnesses are secured around the shoulders, torso, and upper thighs. They have a single D-ring or web loop on the upper back (dorsal) for attaching a self-retracting lifeline or shock-absorbing lanyard that connects to a secure anchor point on a building or structure. The position of the D-ring reduces strain on the wearer's body and keeps the wearer upright in the harness during and after a fall. Some safety harnesses have additional D-rings on the shoulders, hips, or chest that allow them to be used for positioning, ladder climbing, and raising or lowering workers into confined spaces.

Full Body Harness, Harness Style Vest, Specialty Working Conditions Not Applicable, Safety Features Not Applicable, Chest Strap Buckles Quick-Connect, Harness Color Black, Harness D-Ring Material Steel, Harness Sizing Universal (S/M/L), Includes Padding No, Leg Strap Buckles Quick-Connect, Padding Location No Padding, Torso Adjustment Mating, Weight Capacity 425 lb, Harness Application Confined Spaces, D-Ring Locations Back, Should