Miller H7IC2A1 Fall Protection Harness Small Medium

Product Description

The MILLER H7IC2A1 is a full-body personal fall protection harness designed for workers operating at height in industrial, construction, and commercial environments. Built from polyester webbing, this harness is rated for a 420-pound load capacity and a 5,000-pound tensile strength, meeting ANSI Z359.11, OSHA, and CSA Z259.10 standards. It is part of the Miller H700 Series, which emphasizes lightweight construction and modular versatility. A licensed safety professional or qualified rigger typically selects and fits this harness as part of a compliant personal fall arrest system.

The H7IC2A1 fits Small and Medium users and is suited for a wide range of at-height tasks including steel erection, roofing, tower climbing, and general construction. The dual D-ring configuration — with attachment points at the back and front — supports both fall arrest and positioning applications. The configurable leg strap design accommodates different work postures and body types, making it practical across varied job site conditions.

Key Features

• One-Pull Trauma Relief Step for suspension trauma relief while awaiting rescue
• Back and front D-ring attachment points for fall arrest and positioning use
• Configurable leg strap design for a secure, adaptable fit
• Modular lightweight accessory straps for streamlined customization
• Polyester webbing construction for durability and resistance to environmental wear
• Meets ANSI Z359.11, OSHA, and CSA Z259.10 standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component within the Miller H700 Series personal fall arrest system for Small and Medium users requiring dual D-ring front and back attachment capability.

Installation Notes

Fall protection harnesses must be inspected by a competent person before each use per OSHA 1926.502 and ANSI Z359.11 requirements. Harness donning and adjustment should follow the manufacturer-provided fitting instructions to ensure all straps are correctly routed and snug without restricting circulation. The full fall arrest system — including lanyard, connector, and anchorage point — must be evaluated together by a qualified person before work at height begins. Remove the harness from service immediately if it has been subjected to fall arrest forces or shows signs of damage.