• PeakWorks PeakWorks FBH-10000J Contractor Harness – 6D, Class APLE
  • Close-up of the side D-ring, green webbing and black leg strap on the PeakWorks FBH-10000J harness.
  • Close-up of the upper back of the high-visibility green PeakWorks FBH-10000J harness, showing the dorsal ring and shoulder rings.
  • Close-up of the front chest webbing and central connection hardware on the high-visibility green PeakWorks FBH-10000J harness.
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PeakWorks

PeakWorks FBH-10000J Contractor Harness – 6D, Class APLE

PeakWorks FBH-10000J Contractor Harness – 6D, Class APLE

$122.00 CAD
$122.00 CAD
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Brand
PEAKWORKS
Category
Fall Protection Harness
SKU
SUW-V8002060
Model number
10000J

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The PeakWorks FBH-10000J is a 6D Class APLE contractor harness for fall protection, made with polyester webbing in a high-visibility colour. Its adjustable universal fit accommodates the wearer through five adjustment locations. A Pass-Thru buckle at the chest and grommeted straps at the legs help simplify donning. The harness also incorporates a supportive sub-pelvic strap, a fall indicator to assist pre-use inspection, and a large dorsal D-ring that facilitates connection. Product SKU: SUW-V8002060.

  • Five adjustment points: two at the legs, two at the torso and one at the chest.
  • Pass-Thru chest buckle paired with grommeted leg straps.
  • Sub-pelvic strap provides additional support and safety.
  • Fall indicator supports inspection before use; large dorsal D-ring provides the connection point.
  • Certified to CSA Z259.10 and ANSI Z359.11; meets or exceeds applicable OSHA standards.
  • Capacity: 400 lb (180 kg), including the combined weight of the wearer, tools, clothing and other carried items.
High-visibility workwear reference chart

General selection guidance—not a certification or CSA class rating for this product.

High-visibility workwear reference chart from Safety Equipment Guides; general task-first selection guidance

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Start with the site and task assessment—not colour, price or vest style alone.

High-visibility workwear — Site-condition selection reference
Site condition What to check
Daylight Check fluorescent background material and contrast against the actual worksite background.
Dawn, dusk, fog or changing light Review fluorescent and retroreflective features, sightlines, shadows and the worker's orientation to equipment.
Darkness or vehicle-light exposure Check retroreflective material. It returns light toward its source; bright colour alone is not enough in darkness.
Moving equipment or changing directions Check all-around visibility and coverage. Arm and leg stripes can help show movement and direction.
Rain, cold or layered PPE Keep the necessary high-visibility features on the visible outer layer. Trial fit, fastening and movement with normal PPE.
Tools, straps, harnesses or logos Check that equipment and additions do not hide visible areas. Review the finished garment while reaching, bending and climbing.
Wear, dirt or contamination Inspect trim, fabric and closures. Follow the care label and replace worn, badly soiled or contaminated apparel.

Visibility is one control—not the whole traffic plan
Use separation, pedestrian routes, lighting and traffic controls alongside apparel.

General selection guidance—not a CSA class chart or certification of this product. Confirm applicable site requirements, product documentation and manufacturer instructions. High visibility does not replace protection from other hazards.

General selection guidance—not a CSA class chart or certification of this product. Confirm applicable site requirements, product documentation and manufacturer instructions. High visibility does not replace protection from other hazards.

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