EWP Harnesses
Height Dynamics offers a range of compliant, high-quality EWP harnesses designed for elevated work platforms, boom lifts, scissor lifts, and more. Each harness includes essential features for comfort and safety, like rear fall arrest attachment points, adjustable straps, and padded options for all-day wear. All models meet AS/NZS standards and are suitable for MEWPs, EWPs, and other access equipment. Stay compliant. Stay comfortable. Browse our EWP harnesses online.
3M DBI-SALA Delta Cross-Over Comfort Harness
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- $589.00
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3M DBI-SALA Delta Welders Harness
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- $1,419.00
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3M DBI-SALA Delta Cross-Over Harness
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- $449.95
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SPANSET 1100 WATERWORKS
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- $359.95
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Atomic Safety Standard Full Body Harness
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- $69.95
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Why an EWP harness matters
Elevated work platforms move, jolt and stop suddenly, and boom-type machines can catapult an operator clean out of the basket. An EWP harness worn with a short lanyard, connected to the platform's designated anchor point, keeps the operator inside the basket so that fall never starts. In Australia, wearing a harness in boom-type EWPs is standard required practice. For scissor lifts, requirements depend on the machine and the site, so check your risk assessment and site rules.
How our EWP harnesses are different
We are an independent height safety specialist, so we stock EWP harnesses and lanyards from trusted brands, chosen for how this work is actually done.
Every harness meets the relevant Australian Standards, and we can supply harness and lanyard together so the lengths and connectors suit the basket anchor from day one. Operators wear this gear all shift, so we also weigh comfort and adjustment, not just compliance.
How to choose the right EWP harness for you
- Harness plus lanyard. Buy them as a pair. A short restraint-style lanyard suited to the basket anchor is the standard boom lift setup.
- Keep the lanyard short. The goal is restraint, staying in the basket, so the lanyard should not let the operator reach a fall. Match the length to the machine.
- Comfort for the shift. EWP operators wear the harness for hours. Padding, adjustment and fit decide whether it gets worn properly.
- Check the machine's requirements. The EWP's manual and your site rules set the specifics, especially for scissor lifts. Ask us if unsure.