FRONTLINE · FULL-BODY HARNESSES · ANSI / OSHA

Frontline Fall Protection Harnesses in Canada

Frontline Combat-series full-body harnesses for roofing and construction: economy, vest-style, construction-belted, reflective and lightweight aluminum models, many with suspension trauma straps. Priced in CAD.

Quick answerPick a vest-style harness for general roofing and construction, a construction (belted) harness when you carry tools or need positioning, and aluminum hardware to save weight on long days. Frontline harnesses are ANSI/OSHA rated.
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How to choose a Frontline harness

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VEST OR CONSTRUCTION

Vest-style for general work; construction harnesses add a belt and side D-rings for tools and positioning.

BUCKLES

Tongue buckles are quick to adjust with gloves; pass-thru buckles are simple and light.

TRAUMA STRAPS

Built-in suspension trauma straps buy time for a suspended worker until rescue.

CertificationFrontline products are rated to ANSI Z359 / OSHA, not CSA Z259. Many Canadian sites accept ANSI/OSHA gear; Quebec and Newfoundland & Labrador expect CSA. Check your province page.

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Frontline harnesses: common questions

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01

Are Frontline harnesses good for roofing?

Yes. Vest-style and construction models with a back D-ring are made for fall arrest on roofs and construction sites. Pair one with an anchor and a lanyard or SRL.
02

Is this equipment CSA certified?

Each product page states its actual rating. Safety Direct and FallTech list CSA Z259 where the maker certifies it; Frontline, Malta Dynamics and SSRA products are ANSI/OSHA rated, not CSA. Match the rating to your provincial rules, or call 437-475-2066 and we'll check it for you.