Kee Guard® for Low Slope Rooftops

Non-Penetrating Flat Roof Guardrail

Protecting the integrity of your roof is critical to the continued safety when working on it.

Our guardrail is non-penetrating and uses a counter-weight system the rests safely and securely on your rooftop. This ensures your people are safe and that your rooftop remains in tact.

However, if you do have an existing parapet wall, we have a solution that can be mounted directly to your parapet to assist you in achieving OSHA compliance and protecting your people.

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Modular Guardrail for Low Sloped Roofs

Every rooftop is unique. They all have different angles, slopes, machinery, or other obstacles in their layout.

Kee Guard® is a modular system that is custom designed to reach every part of your rooftop. Our guardrail can be changed on site or at any point during the process.

Our team of fall protection experts will work with you to design a guardrail system that covers all areas of your roof that require fall protection.

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Easily Guardrail Installation

Kee Guard® can be installed by anyone with limited mechanical knowledge. You get the engineered value with the "do-it-yourself" simplicity.

Now you don't have to wait for a contractor's schedule to line up with yours. Your new guardrail can be installed when your team is read to install it. Or you can use the contractor that has done right by you every time they've worked with you.

All you need is a couple of power tools and an allen key to get the job done.

What is OSHA's Temporary and Infrequent Rule?

In 2017, OSHA updated their fall protection code which included the verbage "temporary and infrequent". Temporary means the work takes less than 2 hours to complete, and Infrequent means the work occurs less than once a month.

This states that if work is being performed near a low-sloped roof edge then depending on the length and frequency of the work, you can use different fall protection solutions.

The different layers are as follows:

• Greater than 15 feet : Fall protection is not required.
• Between 15 feet and 6 feet : Warning line can be used.
• Between 6 feet and the roof edge : Standard fall protection is required.