Vest-style safety harnesses for positioning have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses.

Vest-style safety harnesses for positioning with a belt have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. Integrated hip D-rings and body belt connect to positioning and restraint lanyards that help keep the wearer positioned correctly near the work.

High-visibility vest-style safety harnesses for positioning have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. High-visibility fall harnesses have a vest that makes the person in the harness more visible to people nearby, which can help reduce accidents in the workplace. The vest has a slot to provide access to the harness's dorsal D-ring.

Arc-flash rated vest-style positioning safety harnesses have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. Arc-flash rated safety harnesses will not burn, melt, or conduct energy during an arc flash. They're worn by people working at height in areas where an arc flash may occur, such as utility, oil and gas, and construction workers.

Arc-flash rated vest-style safety harnesses for positioning with a belt have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. Integrated hip D-rings and body belt connect to positioning and restraint lanyards that help keep the wearer positioned correctly near the work. Arc-flash rated safety harnesses will not burn, melt, or conduct energy during an arc flash. They're worn by people working at height in areas where an arc flash may occur, such as utility, oil and gas, and construction workers.

Arc-flash rated vest-style positioning safety harnesses with a belt and rescue loop have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. Integrated hip D-rings and body belt connect to positioning and restraint lanyards that help keep the wearer positioned correctly near the work. Rescue loops assist with raising or lowering the worker if they're unconscious after a fall. Arc-flash rated safety harnesses will not burn, melt, or conduct energy during an arc flash. They're worn by people working at height in areas where an arc flash may occur, such as utility, oil and gas, and construction workers.

Hot work vest-style positioning safety harnesses have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. Hot work harnesses are made from materials that resist damage from flames and sparks that would fray, melt, or burn standard safety harnesses. They are typically worn by workers who are welding and grinding at height.

Hot work vest-style positioning safety harnesses with a belt have two vertical shoulder straps that have webbing and a buckle to connect across the chest for a secure fit. Vest-style harnesses are easier to put on and take off than crossover harnesses. Hot work harnesses are made from materials that resist damage from flames and sparks that would fray, melt, or burn standard safety harnesses. They are typically worn by workers who are welding and grinding at height.