BS EN 795 is a British standard on personal fall protection equipment that discusses the requirements and test methods for anchor devices to ensure protection for workers from falling from a height.
BS EN 795 specifies requirements for performance and associated test methods for single-user anchor devices which are intended to be removable from the structure. These anchor devices incorporate stationary or travelling (mobile) anchor points designed for the attachment of components of a personal fall protection system.
BS EN 795 also gives requirements for marking and instructions for use, and guidance on installation.
Note: BS EN 795 is not applicable to:
BS EN 795 on the requirements and test methods for anchor devices is useful for:
A reliable anchor device is an essential component of any personal fall protection system. An anchor system is intended for use as part of a personal fall protection system that incorporates an anchor point or points and/or an anchor device and/or an element and/or a fixing element and/or a structural anchor.
BS EN 795 provides you with guidance on the requirements, design and ergonomics, specific requirements, marking and information, test methods, test arrangement and apparatus, guidance on documentation to be supplied after an installation, guidance on periodic examination procedures, etc.
The requirements and test methods provided by BS EN 795 assist you in improving the performance, stability, and quality of the anchor device, enhancing safety at the workplace, and ensuring fall protection.
With obedience and compliance to BS EN 795, you can enhance anchor devices’ effectiveness and efficacy and manufacture a standardized high-quality product.
BS EN 795:2012 supersedes EN 795:1996, which is withdrawn. BS EN 795:2012 has made some technical changes compared to the previous editions EN 795:1996. These include:
EN 795:2012