Harnesses, lanyards, SRLs, lifelines, anchors and rescue equipment for complete fall-protection systems.

Fall Protection Equipment for Working at Heights

Shop fall protection equipment for construction, utilities, maintenance, confined-space programs and industrial work at height. Compare harnesses, lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, lifelines, anchors, rescue systems and tool fall protection.

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Safety Harnesses & Full-Body Fall Protection
Safety Harnesses & Full-Body Fall Protection
Fall Protection Lanyards for Working at Heights
Fall Protection Lanyards for Working at Heights
Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) for Fall Protection
Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) for Fall Protection
Horizontal & Vertical Lifeline Systems
Horizontal & Vertical Lifeline Systems
Fall Protection Anchor Points & Anchorage Connectors
Fall Protection Anchor Points & Anchorage Connectors
Confined Space Rescue & Descent Equipment
Confined Space Rescue & Descent Equipment
Fall Protection for Tools
Fall Protection for Tools

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3M·SKU: 1401002C
3M DBI-SALA ExoFit X100 Safety Harness 1401002C, Comfort Vest, Large

3M DBI-SALA ExoFit X100 Safety Harness 1401002C, Comfort Vest, Large is included in Keyline Safety’s Safety Harnesses selection and our Fall Protection Equipment range.3M DBI-SALA ExoFit X100 Safety Harnesses are designed with high-quality components that h...

CSA Z259.10-18
$323.36
3M·SKU: 1401021C
3M DBI-SALA ExoFit X100 Safety Harness 1401021C, Comfort Vest, Medium

3M DBI-SALA ExoFit X100 Safety Harness 1401021C, Comfort Vest, Medium is included in Keyline Safety’s Safety Harnesses selection and our Fall Protection Equipment range.3M DBI-SALA ExoFit X100 Safety Harnesses are designed with high-quality components that ...

CSA Z259.10-18
$337.24
3M·SKU: 1200174
3M DBI-SALA Assisted Rescue Pick-Off Strap, 1200174, 4 ft (1.2 m)

3M DBI-SALA Assisted Rescue Pick-Off Strap, 1200174, 4 ft (1.2 m) is included in Keyline Safety’s Confined Space Rescue and Descent Equipment selection and our Fall Protection Equipment range.3M DBI-SALA Assisted Rescue Pick-Off Strap helps secure victims, ...

$84.24
3M·SKU: 1340125C
3M PROTECTA PRO Pack Shock Absorbing Lanyard, 1340125C, 6 ft. (1.8 m)

3M PROTECTA PRO Pack Shock Absorbing Lanyard, 1340125C, 6 ft. (1.8 m) is included in Keyline Safety’s Fall Protection Lanyards selection and our Fall Protection Equipment range.3M Protecta Energy Absorbing Lanyards help provide high quality compliance. They...

CSA Z259.11
$242.00
3M·SKU: 1500084
3M DBI-SALA Adjustable Wristband, 1500084, with cord, black

3M DBI-SALA Adjustable Wristband, 1500084, with cord, black is included in Keyline Safety’s Fall Protection for Tools selection and our Fall Protection Equipment range.3M DBI-SALA Fall Protection for Tools Body Attachments are designed to provide an attachm...

$30.66

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Working at Heights

Build a Complete Fall Protection System

Fall protection works as a system, not as a single piece of PPE. A complete setup may include a suitable anchorage, full-body harness, connecting device such as a lanyard or self-retracting lifeline, compatible connectors, and a planned method for rescue or retrieval.

Start with the work-at-height hazard assessment, then match the equipment to the task, anchor location, required mobility, potential fall distance, clearance, edge conditions, worker size, and rescue plan. Browse safety harnesses, fall protection lanyards, and self-retracting lifelines to compare the main personal fall-arrest components.

Personal Fall Arrest

Harnesses, Lanyards & Self-Retracting Lifelines

Full-body harnesses provide body support, while lanyards and self-retracting lifelines connect the worker to the anchorage or lifeline system. The correct configuration depends on the work position, required freedom of movement, connector style, fall clearance, leading-edge conditions, and the exact product's intended use.

For shorter fixed connections, explore fall protection lanyards. For applications where the line needs to extend and retract as the worker moves, compare self-retracting lifelines. Always confirm compatibility between the harness, connector, SRL or lanyard, and anchorage.

Systems & Anchorage

Lifelines, Anchor Points & Confined-Space Rescue

Some work areas require a fixed or temporary lifeline system rather than a single-point connection. Horizontal and vertical lifelines can support movement along a work zone, while approved anchor points provide the secure connection needed by the fall-protection system.

Browse horizontal and vertical lifelines, fall protection anchor points, and confined space rescue and descent equipment for system-level equipment. Confined-space entry also requires a site-specific access and rescue plan rather than relying on fall-arrest equipment alone.

Equipment & Leading Brands

Fall Protection for Workers, Tools & Complete Crews

Keyline Safety carries fall-protection equipment for both workers and dropped-object prevention. Tool tethering can help reduce the risk of tools falling from elevated work areas, while worker fall-protection systems address personal fall hazards.

Explore fall protection for tools and compare fall-protection products from brands such as 3M, Dynamic, and Tractel depending on the application and system requirements.

Business & Project Orders

Need Fall Protection for a Crew, Project or Facility?

Keyline Safety can support fall-protection orders for construction projects, utilities, industrial facilities, maintenance teams, confined-space programs, warehouses, contractors, and other work-at-height applications.

For a quote, provide the work-at-height task, number of workers, anchor or lifeline setup, required mobility, fall-clearance limits, rescue requirements, preferred brands, and any product-specific standards or site requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment is included in a fall protection system?

A fall-protection system can include a full-body harness, anchorage or anchor connector, lanyard or self-retracting lifeline, compatible connectors, horizontal or vertical lifelines, and rescue or retrieval equipment. The exact system depends on the work-at-height hazard and site setup.

Browse fall protection equipment and its child categories to build the system around the actual task.

What is the difference between a harness, lanyard and self-retracting lifeline?

A full-body harness supports the worker and provides approved attachment points. A lanyard is a connecting device between the harness and anchorage, while a self-retracting lifeline extends and retracts as the worker moves and is designed to react during a fall. These components are not interchangeable and must be selected as a compatible system.

Compare safety harnesses, fall protection lanyards, and self-retracting lifelines.

How do I choose a fall-protection anchor point?

Choose the anchorage from the site's engineered or approved anchorage plan and the requirements of the connected fall-protection equipment. Consider location, structure, connection type, worker movement, potential swing fall, clearance, rescue access, and the manufacturer's approved use.

Browse fall protection anchor points for related anchorage equipment.

When should I use a horizontal or vertical lifeline?

Lifeline systems are used when workers need protected movement through a work zone where a single fixed anchor is not suitable. Horizontal systems support movement across a span, while vertical systems are commonly used for climbing or movement along a vertical path. System design, anchorage, number of users, clearance, and compatible connectors must be verified for the application.

See horizontal and vertical lifelines for related systems.

What fall-protection equipment is used for confined-space entry and rescue?

Confined-space programs may require fall protection together with retrieval, rescue, descent, anchorage, davit, winch, lifeline, or self-retracting equipment. The required system depends on the entry configuration, hazard assessment, rescue plan, and local workplace requirements.

Browse confined space rescue and descent equipment for related products.

Do workers need fall protection for tools as well as personal fall protection?

Where dropped tools could create a hazard below, tool tethering and dropped-object controls may be needed in addition to the worker's personal fall-protection system. Tool fall protection does not replace a harness, lanyard, SRL, anchor, or other worker fall-protection equipment.

Browse fall protection for tools for related tethering products.

What standards should I check when buying fall protection equipment in Canada?

Fall-protection requirements depend on the jurisdiction, workplace, task, and product type. In Canada, many fall-protection products reference applicable CSA Z259-series standards, but the exact standard and certification are product-specific. Confirm the product documentation, employer program, engineered system requirements, and local occupational health and safety rules before use.

Can Keyline Safety help with fall-protection project and crew orders?

Yes. Keyline Safety can support larger fall-protection orders for crews, projects, facilities, utilities, contractors, and confined-space programs. Provide the number of workers, work-at-height task, anchorage or lifeline setup, rescue requirements, preferred brands, quantities, sizes, and site-specific standards when requesting a quote.

Shop fall protection equipment in Canada for construction, utilities, maintenance, industrial facilities, confined-space work, and other working-at-height applications. Keyline Safety carries harnesses, lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, lifeline systems, anchor points, rescue equipment, and tool tethering products.

Shop by category: Safety Harnesses, Fall Protection Lanyards, Self-Retracting Lifelines, Horizontal & Vertical Lifelines, Fall Protection Anchor Points, Confined Space Rescue & Descent Equipment, and Fall Protection for Tools.

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