Top 5 reasons buildings are not height safety compliant
There are many reasons why a building may not have a compliant safe access or fall protection system. Here are the most common five our team see.
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There are many reasons why a building may not have a compliant safe access or fall protection system. Here are the most common five our team see.
Height Safety Engineers completed the design and installation of walkway and access systems to the solar array on the roof of a warehouse.
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There are many situations where a temporary fall protection or safe access system may be needed. In this guide, our experts work through a selection of the most common options available.
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Some height safety needs will always need the input of experts. There are instances where a change during design could save time, and money, for developers
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