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New job! and in need of safety harness
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To add a bit more info on sparky's suggestion. Get a shock absorbing lanyard (or one integrated with the harness). As well if you can, get a self-retracting lifeline (also known as a Sala Block). The good ones are made by Miller or Capital Safety (aka DBI Sala).
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RE: New job! and in need of safety harness - Oscar The Grouch - 07-20-2010, 12:47 AM

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