Roof Restraint Systems

The roofguard fall restraint anchor is designed specifically for individuals working near the roof edge.

Roof restraint systems.

Roof edge this is the most obvious hazard on the roof. Multi level roofs if a roof is connected to another building and there is a drop of 6 feet or greater that edge must also be protected. Safe at heights are the leader in fall arrest system design installation inspection and certification. From passive fall prevention solutions to active fall arrest systems our roof fall protection systems are designed to be user friendly and non intrusive while providing continuous uncompromising safety while working at height.

Guardrail 1910 29 b guardrail systems the employer must ensure guardrail systems meet the following requirements. When workers have to engage in an environment where a fall could occur it is better to have a fall arrest system in place. Skylights skylights are considered to be holes unless they are guarded appropriately. This portable system is a non penetrating counterweight anchor and allows for users to have the flexibility needed to place anchor points exactly where they need them.

If working at heights professionals are operating on a roof a fall restraint system can be applied so these workers don t get themselves into a position where a fall could occur. Fall arrest systems is a generic term used to describe any type of system that can be used for fall restraint or fall arrest. The kit includes a comfort harness with shoulder padding 50 ft. 1910 29 b 1 the top edge height of top rails or equivalent guardrail system members are 42 inches 107 cm plus or minus 3 inches 8 cm above the walking working surface the top edge height may exceed 45 inches 114 cm provided the guardrail system.

Lifeline with shock absorbing lanyard and a temporary roof anchor. The restriction free safety system provides a complete fall protection solution for roofers in a convenient package. When working at heights of 6 feet or greater if the employer does not use ladders scaffolds aerial lifts or fall restraint systems and can demonstrate that it is not feasible or would create a greater hazard to use conventional fall protection equipment guardrails safety nets or pfas the employer must develop a written site specific fall. Lifeline with shock absorbing lanyard and a temporary roof anchor.

Solutions are available for both low and high sloped roofs. Horizontal roof mounted cable systems also called static line systems. This can include fall arrest anchor points. The system provides a complete fall protection solution for the roofing contractor all in a convenient bucket.

Solutions for all types of roofs. These systems are available using technology that allows the worker to travel long distances without detaching his her lanyard from the cable.