Wind Energy Harness Rescue Attachment

Our EN 1497 and EN 361 dual-certified Wind Energy Rescue Harness features dedicated EN 1497 shoulder textile rescue loops — maintaining near-vertical casualty orientation during vertical extraction through turbine tower hatches — combined with a nape-of-neck positioned dorsal D-ring minimising ladder interference during ascent and post-fall rescue lowering operations across the UAE, GCC, Middle East, and Africa.

Key Features:

• EN 1497 Shoulder Rescue Textile Loops — Dedicated rescue attachment points maintaining near-vertical casualty position during vertical extraction through turbine access hatches
• Nape-of-Neck Dorsal D-Ring (EN 361) — High rear attachment point positioned for reduced ladder interference and optimal casualty orientation during rescue lowering
• EN 813 Ventral Suspension D-Ring — Front attachment for suspension, lowering, and work positioning operations inside nacelle and tower environments
• 2 Lateral Swing-Out D-Rings (EN 358) — Side-mounted positioning D-rings for restraint and work positioning during turbine maintenance operations
• Lanyard Parking Points — Shoulder-mounted integrated stowage points preventing lanyard trip hazard during ladder ascent and confined space movement
• E-Coated Corrosion-Resistant Steel Hardware — Cathodic electrodeposition-coated buckles and D-rings for sustained performance in offshore and high-humidity GCC environments