Will my fall arrest system protect me?
The use of a fall arrest system is a sign that a worker will be operating in an area of very high risk. It is important that the system is setup and used in a way that will best protect the user.
The use of a fall arrest system is a sign that a worker will be operating in an area of very high risk. It is important that the system is setup and used in a way that will best protect the user.
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.
The PPE you need depends on where and how you work. This guide covers the essential protective equipment for working at heights, in confined spaces, and around dust and asbestos.
Suspension trauma can become fatal within minutes of a fall. Learn what causes it, why it’s often overlooked, and how to protect suspended workers on site.
One important safe work practice is making sure your safety equipment stays in good order. Harnesses should be checked before every use.
Harnesses come in a variety of shapes, sizes and suitability for different types of work. Here are some tips to help you choose the best harness for you.
Creating a safe workplace requires a holistic approach to safety. Height Safety Engineers are pioneering this holistic approach in height safety.
Examples of height safety PPE include harnesses, ropes, lanyards, shock absorbers, pole straps and rescue equipment.
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