Honeywell International Inc.

Michael Fegley

Steve D Huseth

Jie Zhu

Jeremy Lee Fink

Bradley A Rohlf

Ross Balquist

Jeremy Fink

Ning Qin

Cinnamon C Deets

William A Zachar, Jr

Steven Joseph Sharp

Andrew W Sadley

Bradley Rohlf

A self-retracting lifeline assembly () includes a housing (), a shaft () fixed to the housing () against rotation, a drum () mounted for rotation on the shaft () and including a compartment () within the drum (), a lifeline () wound on the drum (), a brake module () carried on the shaft () and mounted within the compartment (), and a pawl mechanism () mounted on the drum () for rotation therewith. The pawl mechanism () is mounted within the compartment () and configured to selectively engage the brake module ().

Sealed self-retracting lifeline

A weight bearing fall protection connector includes a first connection member configured to attach the connector to a piece of fall protection equipment, and a second connection member configured to attach the connector to another piece of all equipment, with the connection members fixed to each other to transfer the weight of a worker in a fall event and for movement relative to each other between a ready position and a fall position. The connector further includes a breakable component having a retaining condition wherein the component maintains the members in a ready position and broken condition wherein the component allows the members to move to their fall position. The connector further includes a wireless fall indicator including a wireless transmitter and a switch configured to activate the wireless transmitter in response to movement of the members from the ready position to the fall position.

Weight bearing fall protection connector having a wireless fall indicator

A cylindrically rolled energy absorber () is provided to absorb the energy of a user's fall from a worksite and includes a strip () of bi-layered webbing defining two parallel rolls () of webbing centered on a central axis (), with the width of the strip () in each roll () extending parallel to the central axis (). The strip () includes two layers () of webbing joined together over the length of the strip by tear-apart connections (). Each end () of the strip () has end portions () of each the layers () that are separated from each other. A first connector loop () extends from the roll () and is fixed to a first end portion () from end () of the strip and to a second end portion () from the other end () of the strip (). A second connector loop () extends from the other roll () and is fixed to a third end portion () from the end () of the strip () and to a fourth end portion () from the other end () of the strip ().

Cylindrically rolled energy absorber for use with a self-retracting lifeline

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Maple Grove, MN, United States of America

Michael Fegley