Basics of Fall Protection Rules
With falls being one of the most common causes of workplace injuries and deaths, workers who work at heights must understand the basics of fall protection.
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Horizontal Lifeline
OVERVIEW
Lifeline system with Energy absorbing system suitable for use on roofs, ceilings, and other structures.
The horizontal lifeline system is an active fall arrest system designed to allow workers to freely move on the rooftop while securely attached to the lifeline at all times.
BENEFITS
- Easy Installation
No special equipment is required for installation. Our expert installation team can do it, and users can also install themselves with proper training provided by the manufacturer. - Special anchor plate design
This is made according to the roof type and area to be mounted. - Corrosion Resistant
System components are made of 316-grade stainless steel.
KEY FEATURES
- Inline Shock Absorber
The shock absorber is located at the beginning and end of the system. This reduces the load from the main anchorage to a minimum after a fall. - The shock absorber has an indicator system that acts as a post-fall deformation.
- Anchor Points
The maximum distance between two anchor points can be designed up to 25 meters for cost economics..
COMPLIANCE STANDARDS
- EN795/C : 2012
- OSHA Code 1910.140(c)(11-22)
- CEN TS 16415/C:2013
FAQs
How is Horizontal Lifeline better than other systems?
The horizontal Lifeline system is engineered to absorb energy to minimize impact and restrain the fall immediately.
What are the two most critical components of the horizontal lifeline system?
The system consists of a wire rope that is attached to at least two anchor points. All lifeline systems have two endpoints. These are the supports on the anchor points at the ends of the system, where the lifeline is fixed and tensioned.
KNOWLEDGE CENTER
Roof Top Safety: Active vs. Passive Fall Protection Systems
Understanding the difference between passive and active fall protection is a great place to start. From there you will be better informed to pursue one path over another.
Anchor Points vs. Horizontal Lifelines: What is ideal?
Anchor points and horizontal lifelines are part of Personal Fall Arrest Systems which means that when you use them, a fall must occur.
Evaluating Safety Equipment Suppliers
The safety equipment industry is constantly evolving to meet the emerging trends and challenges in workplace safety.
Are Fall Protection and Fall Prevention Similar?
Fall prevention and Fall protection considerations are important in manufacturing industry and construction sites because falls, slips and trips are among the most common causes of work injuries and fatalities.
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