Construction type seat belt is also known as parachute type seat belt. It is used to protect the person himself, to ensure his safety, wherever he is likely to fall. The construction type seat belt parts consist of seven separate parts on the front, namely reflective tape, chest columns, chest carabiner, adjustment buckles, buckles, waist connection columns, leg columns. On the back side, it consists of five parts: reflective tape , back D ring (ring), waist pillow, material handling ring, hip columns.
Construction Type Seat Belt Parts Purposes Of Use
Construction type seat belt parts are divided into lanyard and carbine. These two heads are divided into columns, buckles, rings. The purposes for use are as follows:
- Reflective tape: also known as cast lanyard holders. Easy-to-store one-time opening prevents stumbling.
- Adjustment and D buckles: used in most of construction type seat belts, used to connect two main columns together. It should be used by testing.
- Back D ring( ring): keeps employees in the center and balance.
- Waist pillow: although it is not found in all construction type seat belts, it is used for comfort purposes.
- Chest, connection, leg and hip columns: consists of rope and belts, allows all parts to be connected together. It forms almost the entire seat belt.
Construction Type Seat Belt Parts What To Consider
There are some considerations that we should pay attention to when it comes to construction type seat belt parts before use. Some of them are:
- Check that the buckle iron is above the buckle frame and whether it is easy to move. Buckles are also checked for any disinformation, breakage, decay, rusting.
- Fabric and D-ring: whether there are burnt, cut, worn, damaged parts is checked by eye.
- It should mark with the appropriate method that every part of the seat belt has no harmful effect on the parts marked in the language of the country in which it was sent, so that it is permanent and not deleted.
- Marked parts must contain documents that will read credentials, the manufacturer's batch number, model and type, the number and year of the document to which the hardware is related, and how the user will use it.