This invention discloses a lifeline
system for omnidirectional movement without removing the
safety harness hook. The
system includes a hook
assembly, an entrance / exit node
assembly, a connecting node
assembly, a turning node assembly, a T-junction node assembly, a cross-junction node assembly, and a
wire rope assembly. Each node assembly is arranged according to the lifeline's direction, and adjacent node assemblies are connected via the
wire rope assembly. The entrance / exit node assembly is used for the hook assembly to enter and exit; the connecting node assembly is used for connecting the
wire rope assemblies; and the turning, T-junction, and cross-junction node assemblies are used for omnidirectional movement of the hook assembly. This
system overcomes the shortcomings of traditional high-altitude
work safety protection, solving the problem of omnidirectional movement without removing the
safety harness hook. It allows construction workers to work normally and move omnidirectionally even under the restriction that they cannot remove the
safety harness hook themselves, effectively eliminating the risk of falls from heights caused by worker
inertia or a sense of complacency.