What are the main components of a fall protection system?

The main components of a fall protection system include: Anchorage points: Secure attachment points that support the other components and prevent them from pulling away during a fall. Body harnesses: Designed to be worn by workers and distribute fall forces over the strongest parts of the body, such as the chest, shoulders, and thighs. Lanyards and lifelines: Connect the body harness to the anchorage point and act as a link between the worker and the fall protection system. Fall arrest devices: Can include self-retracting lifelines, rope grabs, or other devices that activate and arrest a fall when a worker loses their balance or slips. Guardrails and safety nets: Physical barriers or systems that create a protective perimeter and prevent falls from occurring in the first place.