Why aren’t height safety rules simple?
There are some good arguments for why fall protection requirements should be less complex. But also, good reasons why they cannot be.
There are some good arguments for why fall protection requirements should be less complex. But also, good reasons why they cannot be.
It can be frustrating when a fall protection system is compliant one year but not the next. There are often good reasons why this happens.
The vast majority of fall protection systems are designed to stop workers going over a roof edge. But what if you need to?
One of the most important ways people can be protected is having employers and managers be active participants in safety.
Height Safety Engineers made compliant and improved walkway platforms for a series of HVAC units
Solar systems are now a must for every commercial building, but little thought is ever given to access during and after installation
Safe work method statements (SWMS) are a core part of a safety system. But exactly are they for and how they are used?
Careful and thorough planning prior to starting work can go a long way to making sure the probability of an accident happening is significantly closer to zero than it is to one.
Fall protection systems are always designed to suit the specific needs of the environment where they are being installed. But some design principles are often reused.
Diversion anchors and re-anchoring are two important parts of using common fall protection systems.