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Class AP Compliant • Fall Arrest + Work Positioning • Back & Side D-Rings • Canadian Stock

Safety Direct MH1011112 Class AP Full Body Harness

The Safety Direct MH1011112 is a Class AP full body harness combining fall arrest with hands-free work positioning. A back D-ring handles personal fall arrest while dual side (hip) D-rings connect to a positioning lanyard, holding the worker in place at the work face — ideal for rebar, tower, pole, and structural work where both hands need to stay on the job.

Key Features

  • Back (dorsal) D-ring rated for personal fall arrest
  • Dual side (hip) D-rings for work positioning — the Class AP difference
  • Parachute torso adjusters and 5-point adjustment for a secure, all-day fit
  • Built-in lanyard keeper, impact indicator, and protected labels for fast inspection
  • Available with pass-through, quick-connect, or tongue & buckle connectors
  • Customization available: Max Visibility or Kevlar® webbing, colour options, embroidery
Specifications
Model MH1011112
CSA Classification Class AP — Fall Arrest + Work Positioning
D-Ring Configuration Back D-Ring (Fall Arrest) + 2 Side D-Rings (Positioning)
Adjustment Points 5-Point Adjustable
Webbing 1-3/4" (45 mm) Polyester, 5,000 lb (22.5 kN) Min Tensile Strength
Worker Capacity Up to 420 lb (191 kg)
Safety Features Impact indicator, protected labels, built-in lanyard keeper
Standards CSA Z259.10-18 (Class AP) • ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2021 • OSHA 1910.140
Manufacturer Safety Direct (Canada)
Size Price (CAD)
XS $145.00
Small $155.00
Medium $199.00
Universal $199.00
Large $199.00

Why Class AP Matters

Work positioning holds a worker in place so both hands are free — but positioning is not fall arrest. Class AP harnesses provide both: side D-rings for the positioning lanyard, and a dedicated dorsal D-ring for the fall arrest system that backs it up. Side D-rings must never be used for fall arrest.

CSA Z259.10-18 Certified

Certified to CSA Z259.10-18 — the Canadian standard for full body harnesses — and meets or exceeds ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2021 and OSHA 1910.140. Accepted under provincial OHS regulations including Ontario O. Reg. 213/91, Alberta OHS Code Part 9, BC OHS Regulation Part 11, and CNESST requirements in Quebec.

Positioning + Fall Arrest in One Harness

Need a positioning lanyard, connectors, or a certified anchor to complete the system? Contact us and we’ll match components to your application.

All prices in CAD. Pricing subject to change.

CLASS ADL COMPLIANT • FALL ARREST + CONTROLLED DESCENT • CSA / ANSI / OSHA • CANADIAN STOCK
Safety Direct MH1011112 Class ADL Parachute-Style Full Body Harness

Class ADL Full Body Harness in Canada (MH1011112)

The Safety Direct MH1011112 is a Class ADL full body harness built for Canadian crews who need fall arrest plus controlled descent capability. With a back D-ring for fall arrest and a front D-ring for descent and ladder-style work positioning, it’s a strong fit for contractors who must meet CSA Class ADL requirements on active job sites across Canada.

Quick answers (Canada)

  • What is a Class ADL harness? A harness classification used when the worker may need controlled descent after a fall or during planned lowering.
  • What’s the difference vs a standard fall arrest harness? Class ADL includes a front attachment point intended for descent / lowering alignment, in addition to the rear fall arrest point.
  • Who buys this in Canada? Roofing, HVAC, industrial maintenance, telecom, and anyone pairing a harness with descent/rope access style systems.
If you’re unsure whether your site spec calls for ADL, tell us your roof type, anchor, and descent device and we’ll match it correctly.

CSA Class ADL – Descent-Ready

Class ADL harnesses are used when controlled descent may be required. The front D-ring supports proper alignment for descent or lowering devices, while the rear D-ring remains dedicated to fall arrest.

Parachute Fit for All-Day Wear

A stable “parachute-style” design with five points of adjustment helps keep the harness secure, comfortable, and properly positioned during extended shifts—especially on roofs and ladders.

Technical Specifications

ModelMH1011112
CSA ClassificationClass ADL
D-Ring ConfigurationBack D-ring (Fall Arrest) + Front D-ring (Controlled Descent)
Adjustment Points5-Point Adjustable
Webbing1 3/4" (45 mm) Polyester, 5,000 lb (22.5 kN) Minimum Tensile Strength
Worker CapacityUp to 420 lb (191 kg)
Safety FeaturesImpact indicator, protected labels, built-in lanyard keeper
Connector OptionsPass-through, quick connect, or tongue & buckle
CustomizationMax visibility or Kevlar® webbing, colour options, embroidery
ComplianceCSA Z259.10-18; meets or exceeds ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2021 & OSHA 1910.140

Why Class ADL Matters on Canadian Job Sites

If your plan includes lowering a worker (planned descent) or providing a way to descend safely after a fall, Class ADL helps ensure your system is set up with the correct attachment point and device alignment. The front D-ring is the key difference—built for controlled descent scenarios while maintaining rear fall arrest capability.

Always confirm your descent device, connectors, and anchor are compatible with Class ADL configurations and your site plan.

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Want a compliant setup? We can help match: Class ADL harness + descent device + connector + certified anchor for your application.

Build a Class ADL System

Tell us your job type (roofing, ladder work, industrial), your anchor style, and whether you need descent—then we’ll recommend the right components.

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Certified to CSA Z259.10-18 (Class ADL) and meets or exceeds ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2021 and OSHA 1910.140.