Tying off can be a lot of work. The equipment must be researched and purchased, employees must be trained on it, and it must be inspected daily for wear and tear. Not to mention, the harnesses are not always the most comfortable, especially when they are being worn all day. These are some serious negatives; however, the positives outweigh them tenfold. Year after year, falls are in OSHA’s top ten for worksite injuries and the number two cause of workplace deaths (second only