Miller H7IC1A1 Fall Protection Harness Small Medium

Product Description

The MILLER H7IC1A1 is a full body personal fall protection harness from the Miller H700 Series, designed for use by workers at height in commercial, industrial, and construction environments. Constructed from lightweight polyester webbing, it carries a load capacity of 420 pounds and a tensile strength of 5,000 pounds. The harness features a single back D-ring attachment point, a one-pull trauma relief step for suspension trauma management, a configurable leg strap design, and modular lightweight accessory straps. It is installed by safety-trained workers, site supervisors, or contractors responsible for ensuring fall arrest compliance.

The H7IC1A1 is sized for Small and Medium wearers, making it suitable for a broad range of workers on general construction sites, industrial platforms, scaffolding, and elevated work areas. The trauma relief step addresses suspension trauma risk during post-fall suspension, an important consideration for any fall arrest system. Its modular strap design allows for configuration to meet site-specific requirements. This harness meets ANSI Z359.11, OSHA, and CSA Z259.10 standards, making it appropriate for regulated job sites in both the United States and Canada.

Key Features

• 420-pound load capacity with 5,000-pound tensile strength rating
• Single back D-ring fall arrest attachment point
• One-pull trauma relief step for suspension trauma risk reduction
• Configurable leg strap design for personalized fit
• Modular lightweight accessory straps for site-specific configuration
• Meets ANSI Z359.11, OSHA, and CSA Z259.10 compliance standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style personal fall protection harness within the Miller H700 Series, sized for Small and Medium users in general industry and construction fall arrest applications.

Installation Notes

This harness must be donned and inspected by a competent person in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M and ANSI Z359 requirements before each use. Inspect all webbing, hardware, and D-ring connections for wear, cuts, or deformation prior to putting on the harness. The harness must be connected to a compatible, properly anchored fall arrest lanyard or self-retracting lifeline rated for the intended load. After any fall event, the harness must be removed from service and inspected or replaced before further use.