Construction workers engaged in high-altitude operations in construction projects are required to wear safety fall arresters

In construction, high-altitude work refers to work that is more than 2 meters above the ground. In order to protect the safety of construction personnel, they need to wear personal protective tools such as safety fall arresters, safety belts, and safety ropes to avoid high-altitude falling accidents.

In construction, high-altitude operations are very common, such as setting up scaffolding, installing glass curtain walls, cleaning exterior walls, etc. These tasks require construction personnel to stand at heights for operation, so there is a risk of falling.

In order to ensure the safety of construction personnel, they must wear safety fall arresters. Safety fall arresters are devices that can quickly brake and prevent further falling in the event of a fall. They are connected to fixed points to firmly fix the construction personnel's body to the ground, effectively preventing falling accidents from occurring.

At the construction site, dedicated safety belt suspension points should be set up to ensure that construction personnel can easily use safety fall arresters. At the same time, construction personnel also need to receive relevant training and guidance on how to correctly wear and use the CRH safety fall arresters.

High altitude work in construction is a dangerous task, but as long as construction personnel wear safety fall arresters and comply with relevant safety regulations, they can effectively protect their own safety.