Abtech ABBC Bosun’s Chair

The Abtech ABBC is a lightweight, professional work-positioning chair designed for stable, comfortable suspension during prolonged tasks at height. Ideal for confined space maintenance or building inspections, it reduces the risk of suspension trauma by providing a rigid, padded seat that keeps the user secure and upright.

Enhanced User Comfort – Features a padded seat and neoprene cover to ensure comfort and support during extended periods of suspension.
Integrated Foot Bar – Includes a built-in foot rest to help the user maintain a stable position and reduce the physical strain of hanging.
Built-in Tool Storage – Equipped with integrated tool pockets, allowing contractors to keep essential gear secure and within easy reach while working aloft.
Lightweight & Portable – Weighing only 4kg, the chair is easy to transport across large sites and simple to deploy in restricted areas.
High Load Capacity – Rated for a maximum user weight of 150kg, accommodating a wide range of personnel and their necessary equipment.

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FAQs

Is the Bosun’s Chair classified as PPE?

No, the ABBC is a work-positioning device and not Personal Protective Equipment. It must always be used alongside a certified fall arrest harness and safety line.

What is the maximum weight capacity?

The chair has a maximum recommended user weight of 150kg (approx. 23.5 stone), which includes the weight of any tools being carried.

Can this be used for emergency rescue?

While its primary function is work positioning, it can provide a stable platform during controlled descents or ascents, provided a secondary rescue system is in place.

Does it come with its own attachment carabiner?

Connection requirements can vary based on your specific rigging; please check with our hire desk if you need specific connectors or lanyards to suit your setup.

How often does the chair need inspecting?

In line with UK LOLER and WAHR regulations, the chair should be inspected every 6 months by a competent person, as well as a pre-use check by the user.