ISO 10333-1:2000 個人用落下阻止システム — Part 1: 全身ハーネス | ページ 6

3.1.1

full-body harness

FBH

component of the body-holding device which connects a person into a personal fall-arrest system

Note 1 to entry: The FBH may comprise straps, fittings, buckles or other elements suitably arranged and assembled to support the body of a person and to restrain the wearer during a fall and after the arrest of a fall.

Note 2 to entry: The FBH may incorporate other fittings which permit its connection into other types of safety systems such as a work-positioning system.

3.1.2

primary strap

strap of a full-body harness that is intended by the manufacturer to transmit load, and support the body or exert pressure on the body during a fall of the person and after the arrest of a fall

3.1.3

secondary strap

strap from which the FBH is constructed, other than primary straps

3.1.4

fastening buckle

two-part fitting designed to facilitate the donning and doffing of a FBH

Note 1 to entry: The two parts can be coupled and uncoupled; each part is incorporated into mating straps, and when coupled together forms a joint between the mating straps.

Note 2 to entry: A fastening buckle can be an adjusting buckle.

3.1.5

adjusting buckle

fitting designed to facilitate the lengthening or shortening of FBH straps, to provide adjustment for different body sizes and shapes

Note 1 to entry: An adjusting buckle can be a fastening buckle.

3.1.6

fall-arrest attachment element

mandatory fitting designated as the point of attachment for the connection into a fall-arrest system

3.1.7

work-positioning attachment element

optional fitting exclusively designated as the point of attachment for the connection into a work-positioning system

3.1.8

controlled descent/ascent attachment element

optional fitting exclusively designated as the point of attachment for the connection into a controlled descent/ascent system

3.1.9

confined-space access attachment element

optional fitting exclusively designated as the point of attachment for the connection into a confined-space access system

3.1.10

collector plate

slotted plate which allows individual straps to intersect one another, and to be held in this position without being joined

Note 1 to entry: This also allows independent adjustment, i.e. one strap can be adjusted without affecting the other

3.1.11

cleat

retainer which when fitted to straps is designed to gather excess strap length after the process of adjustment has taken place

Note 1 to entry: This prevents the nuisance and danger of flapping straps interfering with the worker’s task.

3.1.12

comfort pad

extra support fitted to any of the primary straps, which in effect locally increases the strap’s width and thickness

Note 1 to entry: This reduces the pressure exerted on the body by the FBH when in normal or emergency use.

3.1.13

work-positioning back support

rigid or semi-rigid back support which can be incorporated into a FBH

3.1.14

tool loop

accessory, usually fitted integrally to the waist strap of a FBH used to attach tools temporarily to the harness while a person is working

3.1.15

total mass

sum of the user’s mass plus all attached clothing and equipment