Polyamide Single Lanyard with Snap Hook

Polyamide Single Lanyard with Snap Hook connects compatible components within the specified personal safety arrangement. This listing identifies the Polyamide Single Lanyard with Snap Hook. The pictured form and model reference distinguish it from the other equipment in the range.

Lanyard selection depends on whether the task uses restraint, positioning or fall arrest. An energy absorber must be explicitly part of the chosen configuration when required by the system. The presence of a large scaffold hook or two legs alone does not establish that a lanyard is suitable for arresting a fall.

Check connector geometry and locking action against both attachment points. The selected length also affects the working area and the space required below the user. Use the complete manufacturer clearance information, including any absorber deployment, rather than treating the nominal lanyard length as the total clearance needed.

Compare the selected model with other fall protection equipment when preparing an order. Keep the size, configuration and required accessories together on the equipment schedule so each item can be checked against the same specification.

Before use, check the supplied equipment, identification and instructions. Follow the manufacturer’s inspection and retirement requirements, and keep records for the actual item. Personal safety equipment that has arrested a fall needs assessment under those instructions before any further use. For associated site requirements, review workplace protective equipment.

Confirm current availability, the supplied configuration, quantity and any required documentation before ordering. Keep the exact model reference on the purchase order. Broader project requirements can be coordinated through the safety equipment range. For background on planning work at height, see the HSE work-at-height guidance. This reference does not certify the product or replace the applicable project requirements.