Electricians, communication workers, garden workers, and others all need to work at heights. In order to protect their personal safety, the unit will equip them with high standard high-altitude work safety measures to ensure the safety of workers' lives. Different types of safety belts will be equipped for them according to the operation content and the degree of operation risk.

Simply put, seat belts can be divided into three types based on their structure: single waistband, double harness, and climbing style.

1. The structure of a single belt type seat belt is relatively simple, with only one belt like seat belt, one safety rope, and one lifting ring. This type of safety belt structure is easy to wear and is more suitable for work environments with lower risk factors;

2. The double harness safety belt has a complex structure, perfectly connecting the front chest and shoulders, and is equipped with two hanging loops, making it suitable for high-altitude work such as construction sites, electrical maintenance, and high-rise curtain wall glass cleaning;

3. Climbing style seat belts have a higher level of protection, and their materials, fabrics, and protective areas are more advanced than the first two types of seat belts, making them more suitable for work environments with higher risk factors.

The above is an introduction to the three types of safety belts for high-altitude operations, hoping to be helpful to you.