Tractel: fall protection

 

A recognized specialist in professional safety, Tractel offers a complete range of solutions designed to protect users exposed to risks during work at height.

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Discover a selection of systems suitable for construction sites, industrial interventions, roof access, operations on pylons, use on aerial work platforms and environments requiring reliable, durable material that complies with field constraints.

How to choose your safety solution for work at height?

The choice of a fall protection device depends directly on the task performed, the intervention area, the type of movement, the available anchorage point and the required level of mobility.

A professional carrying out occasional work on a roof will not have the same needs as a technician working regularly on a metal structure, a platform, a fixed ladder or a difficult-to-access area.

Ready-to-use kits are particularly practical for users who want a complete solution. They can include several complementary elements such as a support device, a connecting element with energy absorber, a restraint device, a connector, an anchorage point or a transport bag. This configuration makes team preparation easier and limits omissions before use.

Harnesses ensure user support in the event of an incident and must be selected according to the intended use: short intervention, frequent use, work positioning, suspension or vertical movement.

Lanyards connect the user to a suitable anchorage and help secure movement according to the workstation configuration. Depending on the need, they can be single, double, Y-shaped or fitted with an energy absorber. They are particularly useful for interventions on aerial work platforms, temporary structures, metal structures or situations requiring a permanent connection between the worn device and the anchorage. The right choice depends on the useful length, the available clearance distance, the type of connector, the number of required attachment points and the desired freedom of movement.

Which Tractel fall protection kit should you choose according to your trade?

The right solution depends mainly on the trade, the type of movement at height, the available anchorage point and the expected level of mobility. To avoid an unsuitable purchase, the table below helps quickly identify the most relevant Tractel set according to the work situation.

Trade / user profile Typical work situation Recommended Tractel kit Indicated standards Why this kit is suitable
Aerial lift operator, MEWP technician, elevated platform operator Work in an aerial lift, intervention on an elevated work platform, risk of ejection or loss of balance from the platform Tractel fall protection kit with harness and lanyard for aerial lifts EN 354, EN 361, CNB/P/11.062 This kit is designed for work on aerial lifts and elevated platforms. It includes a harness, a lanyard suitable for aerial lift interventions and a transport bag. It is suitable for users looking for a simple, ready-to-use solution adapted to limited movement on a platform.
Roofer, carpenter, zinc worker, waterproofing specialist, solar panel installer on roofs Intervention on roofs, timber structures, roofing, slopes or areas requiring movement with a flexible belay support Tractel complete fall protection kit for work at height EN 353-2, EN 361, EN 362, CNB/P/11.075 This kit is suitable for roofing, timber frame, roof covering and zinc work. It helps secure movement at height thanks to a complete set including a harness, a mobile fall arrester, a belay rope, a connector and a transport bag.
Industrial maintenance technician, industrial subcontractor, factory intervention operator Maintenance at height, regular intervention on machines, walkways, industrial structures, technical access areas or hard-to-reach zones Tractel complete fall protection kit for industrial maintenance, max. 150 kg EN 360, EN 361, EN 362, EN 795-B, CNB/P/11.060, CNB/P/11.062 This kit meets the needs of industrial environments where interventions can be frequent and varied. It is suitable for maintenance operations requiring complete, robust equipment adapted to field constraints, with a maximum capacity of up to 150 kg depending on the model.
Scaffolder, scaffold assembly/disassembly worker, façade worker, façade painter Assembly, disassembly or frequent movement on scaffolding with successive transitions between several anchorage points Tractel fall protection kit with harness and lanyards, max. 150 kg, for scaffolding EN 354, EN 361, EN 362, CNB/P/11.062 This kit is particularly suitable for movement on scaffolding. Its lanyard configuration helps the user remain secured when changing anchorage points, which is necessary for trades requiring regular progression on a structure.

 

Compliance of Tractel fall protection systems

Tractel protection kits must be chosen according to the actual use and the applicable references for each device. Depending on the model, they may comply with EN 361 for harnesses, EN 354 for lanyards, EN 353-2 for mobile fall arresters on flexible belay support, EN 360 for self-retracting fall arresters, EN 362 for connectors and EN 795-B for temporary anchorage devices. Some kits may also mention additional references such as CNB/P/11.060, CNB/P/11.062 or CNB/P/11.075, depending on their configuration. Before purchase, check the product sheet to confirm the reference, maximum load, compatible anchorage type, device length and intended conditions of use.

Why choose Tractel for fall protection?

The brand has strong legitimacy in the professional safety sector. Its safety devices are designed to meet field constraints: resistance, reliability, ergonomics, compliance and ease of use.

Tractel devices are used in many sectors such as construction, industry, maintenance, energy, telecommunications, carpentry, roofing, as well as interventions on structures and elevated access areas.

Tips for properly using Tractel fall protection

A safety device is only effective if it is suited to the intervention, correctly adjusted and used according to the intended instructions. Before each use, a complete visual inspection is required: harnesses, straps, stitching, connectors, lanyards and anchorage points must be carefully checked.

No component should show cuts, deformation, significant wear, impact marks or any anomaly that could compromise user safety.

The anchorage point must be compatible with the device used and strong enough to retain the user in the event of an incident. The available clearance distance must also be considered to avoid any contact with the ground or an obstacle.

In case of doubt, consult the product technical sheet and the manufacturer’s recommendations. To strengthen team safety, users should be trained in usage rules, harness adjustment, choosing the right connection system and checks to perform before each use.

The best protection remains the one that precisely matches the real risk encountered in the field.

Frequently asked questions about Tractel fall protection

What are the main fall protection devices offered by Tractel?

The range includes harnesses, complete kits, lanyards with energy absorbers, mobile fall arresters, self-retracting fall arresters, connectors, anchorages and accessories intended for elevated interventions.

How to choose a Tractel fall protection kit?

The right set depends on the type of operation, the available anchorage point, the desired level of mobility and the working environment. For use on an aerial work platform, a solution with a support device and suitable connection element may be appropriate. For roof access, a mobile solution on flexible support may be more consistent. For industrial interventions, a solution with an automatic reel and temporary anchorage may be preferable. For a temporary structure, a Y-shaped configuration makes anchorage point changes easier.

Are Tractel fall protection systems compliant with standards?

Tractel products are designed to meet the applicable criteria according to their category. Depending on the kits, the references may include EN 354, EN 361, EN 353-2, EN 360, EN 362, EN 795-B, as well as certain additional references such as CNB/P/11.060, CNB/P/11.062 or CNB/P/11.075. It is necessary to check the reference indicated on each product sheet before purchase in order to choose a solution suited to the intended use.

When should a safety device be replaced?

A device must be replaced if it has been involved in an incident, if it shows visible wear, a cut, deformation, damaged stitching or if the service life recommended by the manufacturer has been exceeded. Regular inspection of the material helps keep it in good condition and secure interventions carried out in elevated areas.