RGH5 Harness

The RGH5 is a high-performance 3-point rescue harness specifically engineered for confined space access and fall arrest. Designed for maximum versatility on UK construction sites, it features front, rear, and overhead rescue attachment points, ensuring workers remain secure and recoverable in any vertical access scenario.

Triple Attachment Points – Features front and rear ‘D’ rings for standard fall arrest, plus a dedicated overhead rescue strap for vertical lifting and lowering.
optimised Rescue Posture – The rescue strap ensures an operative is recovered in a near-vertical position, which is essential for safely clearing restricted openings.
RIDGE Protect Webbing – Constructed with water-repellent and anti-bacterial treated polyester, extending the life of the harness and maintaining hygiene on busy sites.
Enhanced Safety Monitoring – Equipped with clearly visible rip-stitch indicators that provide an instant visual check if the harness has been subjected to fall forces.
Full Adjustability – Includes easy-slide shoulder and leg adjusters to ensure a snug, secure fit for all body types, reducing the risk of suspension trauma.

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FAQs

Is the RGH5 suitable for all confined space work?

Yes, it is specifically designed for low, medium, and high-risk confined space entries and is the standard choice for use with tripods and winches.

Does the rescue strap replace a standard lanyard?

No, the rescue strap is for recovery and lifting. For fall arrest while working, you must still connect to the front or rear ‘D’ rings using a suitable lanyard or block.

What is the maximum user weight?

The RGH5 is rated for a maximum user weight of 140kg, provided the fall arrest forces are limited to less than 6kN.

How often does the harness need to be certified?

Under UK WAHR and LOLER regulations, safety harnesses must undergo a formal thorough examination by a competent person at least every 6 months.