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01Camera input
Show the worker’s torso and relevant straps before access.
Check visible harness equipment before elevated work
Assess whether harness straps are visible in a suitable view. Anchorage, connection, fit, inspection status and the rescue plan require separate checks; a camera cannot certify the fall-protection system.
Catalog workflow. Detector availability, scene suitability and event delivery must be verified for the proposed deployment. Camera observations supplement human review and established safety procedures.
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Example
Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed
With IVISIONIllustrative event overlayThe Process
How It Works
A harness image is only part of fall protection Support the supervisor’s pre-work equipment check.
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02Visual criteria
Validate the harness types used on site and obstructing clothing.
03Event review
Review the image with the planned work location.
04Operator response
Have a competent person verify the complete fall-protection arrangement.
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| Dimension |  Harness Compliance |  Working at Height |
|---|---|---|
| Observation |  Harness equipment appears absent or unclear on a visible worker. | A person occupies a defined elevated-work region. |
| Event criteria | A person approaches the assessed elevated-work boundary. | Presence or entry occurs under the agreed monitoring conditions. |
| Monitoring setup | Validate visible harness patterns and the relevant access area. | Validate the region, work schedule and authorized maintenance context. |
| What it cannot establish | Presence alone cannot prove tie-off, anchor strength or a safe fall distance. | A perspective image alone cannot establish height, fall distance or safety compliance. |
| Practical outcome | Provide a prompt for a qualified fall-protection check when harness presence is unclear. | Help a supervisor locate elevated work that warrants a direct safety check. |
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Review The Event.
Understand The Context.
Example footage and simulated events explain the review workflow. They do not measure detector performance.
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What Can You Do With Harness Compliance?
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Construction
A quick transfer may bypass equipment checks.
Example event: Harness straps are not visible.
Operator response: Supervisor confirms readiness before access.
Practical value: Supports an existing permit check.
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Utilities
Equipment can be covered by outer layers.
Example event: Harness presence is uncertain.
Operator response: Crew lead checks fit and connections directly.
Practical value: Clarifies uncertainty before climbing.
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Facility maintenance
Contractors use different equipment types.
Example event: An unfamiliar harness is indicated for review.
Operator response: Site representative verifies the approved arrangement.
Practical value: Better contractor handover.
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Deployment review
View torso and leg straps at the access point.
Visibility: Clothing, tools and railings can obscure harness components.
Configuration: Confirm supported harness classes and authorized monitoring zones.
Privacy: Limit worker footage to the safety purpose.
Human review: A competent person verifies tie-off, fit, anchors and rescue provisions.
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Frequently asked questions
Harness Compliance, Explained.
Reviews visible harness equipment on people approaching or working in a designated elevated area.
Does this prove a worker is tied off?
No. Visible harness presence does not establish a safe connection.
Can a camera inspect the harness condition?
Routine CCTV cannot replace the required equipment inspection.
What if the anchor is outside the frame?
Do not infer connection status from an unseen anchor.
Can this replace a work-at-height permit?
No. It supplements the approved permit and safety process.
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What are you trying
to achieve?
Provide a prompt for a qualified fall-protection check when harness presence is unclear. For Work-at-height supervisors, Construction safety managers.
Workflow to discuss
Harness Compliance + Bring possible omissions into a pre-work check.
