Fall protection website launched

Thursday, 17 July, 2008

A website dedicated to fall protection products and information was launched recently by Miller.

Located at www.millerfallprotection.com.au, the site hosts features designed to be both user friendly and informative.

Features include full product information on the Miller fall protection range, downloadable product data sheets and instructions, a product literature library, engineered systems information and installation guides, training hints and solutions and product videos.

The product pages also include quick links to relevant information such as news releases, regulations and standards.

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