Double-legged lanyards are important equipment in terms of occupational safety and provide protection against falls from a height. Correct assembly and use is important. Here's what you need to know about assembling and attaching the double-legged lanyard:
Choosing the Lanyard
A double-legged lanyard should be selected according to the requirements of the job.
Factors such as the durability of the lanyard, its width, length and locking mechanism should be considered.
It is important that the employer provides a certified lanyard that complies with occupational safety standards.
Installation Site Selection
The point where the lanyard will be mounted correctly must be selected.
It should be attached to a reliable and solid point.
It is important that the installation point meets the durability and occupational safety requirements.
Mounting the Lanyard
Make sure that the lanyard is mounted correctly.
The port must be locked securely and correctly.
Knotting or shrinking of the lanyard should be avoided.
Attaching the Lanyard
The lanyard must be properly fitted to the body of the person to be used.
It should be placed towards the leg area and tied tightly.
Care should be taken that the lanyard is not loose or tight.
Considerations During Use
Make sure that the lanyard is properly attached.
The durability of the point where the lanyard is attached should be constantly checked.
Rubbing the lanyard against any sharp or abrasive surface should be avoided.
Periodic Checks
It is important to check the lanyard periodically.
The lanyard needs to be replaced if there are deformations such as wear, tear, cracks or fractures.
Regular maintenance and control should be carried out in accordance with occupational safety standards.
Correct mounting and fitting of the double-legged lanyard allows the worker to work safely at height and minimizes the risk of falling. For this reason, the correct selection and use of the lanyard is of great importance in terms of occupational safety.