A full body safety harness to be worn by a person includes an upper torso portion and a lower seat portion. The upper torso portion is operatively connected to the lower seat portion by a first connector on a first lateral side and a second connector on a second lateral side thereof. The first connector and the second connector enable forward and rearward rotation of the upper torso portion relative to the lower seat portion (as in the case of forward and rearward bending by a user of the harness) without causing a significant increase in tension in the lower seat portion. A safety harness to be worn by a person which includes at least one strap section including a cam buckle in operative connection therewith to adjust a fit of the strap section. A safety harness includes a label pack system including a base having an attachment mechanism to attach the base to a strap of the safety harness and a closure in operative connection with the base. The base and the enclosure at least partially enclose at least one label (and more typically a plurality of labels) when the closure in a closed state. A safety harness includes a strap section having an interior surface that is adjacent a wearer when the safety harness is worn and an exterior surface generally opposite the interior surface. The interior surface is perceptibly different from the exterior surface so that a wearer can distinguish the interior surface from the exterior surface. A safety harness includes at least one strap section have a first end; the first end including an end member in operative connection therewith, the end member includes a retaining member to connect the end member to the strap or to another strap of the harness.
