Scan Fall Arrest Harness 2-Point Anchorage
14-day returns on all eligible orders
Contact us within 14 days of receiving your order to request a return.
Shipping information
Orders are picked, packed and dispatched from our Northampton warehouse.
- Free delivery to mainland UK addresses on orders of £40 or more.
- Orders under £40, and orders to Northern Ireland, have a delivery charge, shown at checkout before you pay.
- You will get an email with your tracking number once your order has shipped.
Full details are in our Shipping Policy.
Returns & warranty
Changed your mind? You can return an online order within 14 days of receiving it. Please contact us first for return instructions, then you have 14 days to send the goods back.
- Items must be unused, complete and in their original condition, with all accessories, instructions and original packaging.
- You arrange and pay for the return postage on change-of-mind returns. We refund the price of the item plus our standard delivery charge.
- Damaged in transit? Let us know within 48 hours of delivery - photos help.
- Faulty or wrong item? Contact us before sending anything back. Faulty goods are covered by your statutory rights.
Your statutory rights are not affected. Full details are in our Refund Policy, or email onlinesales@nn4online.co.uk.
The Scan Fall Arrest Harness is a commonly used full-body harness and comes with a metal D-Ring attachment and leg straps. It is suitable for most work-at-height applications in the construction industry (scaffolders, steel erectors etc.) and has fully adjustable leg, shoulder and chest straps. The rear dorsal plate slides upwards to keep the user upright after a fall and it has a robust metal front attachment point with polyester webbing and front and rear attachment.
Maximum user weight: 100kg. Conforms to EN 361:2002 and EN 362:2002 standards and is supplied in a storage bag.
Over 7,000 falls from height in the workplace were reported to the UK Health and Safety Executive during 2006-07, 24 of these were fatal.
Falls from height are the most common cause of fatal injury and the second most common cause of major injuries, accounting for around 15% of all such injuries in the workplace.