Fall Protection

Anchor Points: High-Strength Anchors for Every Jobsite Need

Anchor points are the foundation of any fall protection system. They provide secure attachment for lanyards, lifelines, and harnesses, ensuring that professionals are tethered to a reliable source of stability. From rooftop anchors to cross arem straps, selecting the right anchor for the job is essential for preventing falls, injuries, and death. Durable, easy-to-install options like concrete anchors, structural steel anchors, and other temporary solutions ensure workers remain safely connected at all times.

Body Harnesses: Durable, Comfortable, and Safety-First Harnesses

A properly fitted body harness is the first line of defense when it comes to fall safety. These harnesses distribute the force of a fall over the body while also helping to keep users secure when working on high structures, reducing the risk of serious injury. Adjustable straps, padded components, and breathable materials ensure that professionals are comfortable during long work hours. Whether working on a construction site or on a high rise, investing in a high-quality body harness can make all the difference in staying safe while working at heights.

Carabiners: Heavy-Duty Climbing and Fall Protection Carabiners

Carabiners may seem small, but they’re a key component when it comes to fall protection. These strong, lightweight connectors secure workers’ harnesses to anchor points or lanyards, providing a reliable link in the fall protection chain. With locking and non-locking options, carabiners are designed to withstand high-force loads. Look for carabiners made from aluminum or steel, depending on your weight requirements and working conditions.

Fall Protection Accessories: Comprehensive Fall Protection Accessories for Every Jobsite

From tool belts to ladder walkthrough gates and positioning belts, these accessories provide the safety needed to keep fall protection systems functioning smoothly. By maintaining the appropriate accessories and replacements that professionals need for their fall protection equipment, users can be sure that they can increase jobsite productivity and reduce both fatigue and accidents. Keep fall protection gear efficient with the right add-ons.

Guardrail System: Versatile, OSHA and ANSI-Compliant Guardrails for Every Site

When permanent or temporary barriers are needed to prevent falls and injuries, guardrail systems are set up as a reliable, durable preventative measure. These systems form a physical barrier at the edge of rooftops, scaffolding, or elevated platforms, preventing workers for bystanders from accidently stepping too close to the edge and falling. Guardrails are simple to install and comply with OSHA and ANSI safety standards for fall protection, making them an important piece of equipment to have for any construction or industrial site with height risks.

Lanyards: High-Quality Lanyards for Secure Work at Height

Lanyards serve as the connection between a worker and an anchor point, acting as the link in a fall protection system. Available in various lengths and materials, lanyards are designed to absorb impact in the event of a fall and reduce the risk of serious injury for the worker. Shock-absorbing lanyards limit the forces transmitted to the body, while adjustable lanyards allow workers to customize their working range without compromising their overall safety.

Positioning Devices: Maximize Safety With Efficient Positioning Solutions

Positioning devices keep workers secure while providing them with the ability to work hands-free and have access to tools and materials. Often used on jobsites to increase productivity and worker safety, these positioning devices allow workers to be safely “locked” into a specific work position, such as on a ladder or scaffold, without the risk of falling. With adjustable straps and ergonomic designs, these devices give workers the freedom to remain comfortable and secure, even in challenging work environments.

Rescue Systems: Advanced Rescue Gear for Safe Recovery Operations

In the event of a fall, every second counts. Rescue systems are designed to quickly retrieve a fallen worker and minimize the time it takes to provide first aid. These systems can include personnel winches, rescue ladders, or simple descent control tools that allow workers to be safely lowered to the ground, like bosun chairs. Rescue systems are critical for high-risk environments where quick response times are essential to saving lives.

Retractable Lanyards (SRLs): Compact, Durable SRLs for Height Safety

Retractable Lanyards, or SRLs, provide workers with increased mobility and safety with working at dangerous heights. These self-retracting devices automatically adjust the length of the lanyard based on the worker’s movements, reducing slack and preventing dangerous trips or falls. Choosing between dual leg and single leg self-retractable lifelines depends on the professional's needs and OSHA requirements. If a fall occurs, the SRL quickly locks into place, stopping the fall with minimal force and injury. SRLs offer freedom to move while maintaining a high level of fall protection, making them ideal for jobs that require agility and flexibility, such as aerial work or utility maintenance.

Skylight Safety Nets: Prevent Fall-Through Accidents with Skylight Safety Nets

Skylights may be windows to the sky, but they pose a serious fall risk, especially when professionals are walking around on roofs where they may not be clearly marked. These skylight safety nets are placed around these fragile points to catch falling workers or materials before they reach the ground or potentially hit someone or something below. Made from durable mesh materials, these nets are designed to absorb the impact of a fall while providing clear visibility to mark the window. Overall, they help prevent tragic accidents by addressing one of the most overlooked dangers on construction sites.

Tool Tethers: Keep Tools Secure and Within Reach

Dropping tools on a jobsite is not a rare occurrence. Dropping tools from extreme heights, on the other hand, is also not uncommon but can be more damaging and even deadly. Tool tethers prevent tools from falling from heights by securing them to a worker’s harness or equipment. Whether it’s a hammer, wrench, or power tool, attaching the right tether ensures that if tools slip from a worker’s grasp, they won’t become a falling hazard for someone below. Simple to use and effective in preventing injuries, tool tethers are a small investment in preventing potentially catastrophic accidents.