Continuous Protection
Our horizontal lifelines provide continuous protection to the person working near a fall hazard.
Mounting Options
Kee Line horizontal lifelines are available in floor-level, side-mount (wall) and overhead mounting options.
Flexible Solution
Our horizontal lifelines can accommodate corners and varying building shapes.
Long-lasting
Designed with durable weather resistant components, our horizontal lifelines will stand the test of time.
Horizontal Lifeline Systems
Designed and Engineered for You
Keep Your People Safe with a Horizontal Lifeline
The most important part of safety is the people. It doesn't matter how fancy the gadget is or how expensive, it's all about getting your people home safely at the end of the day.
We understand that you need a system that is not only going protect your people, but provide compliance with govering bodies, like OSHA. The horizontal lifeline systems that we use are tested in advanced facilities. Afterwards, a third-party testing facility is involved to ensure that the horizontal lifelines are safe and compliant.
Beyond testing, our engineered lifeline systems are required to be installed by qualified installers. These installers need to be trained and certified before they can perform the installation. This removes accidental mistakes during installation due to a lack of knowledge, ensuring that the horizontal lifeline you use is going to do what it's supposed to.
Work with Your Facility with a Horizontal Lifeline
Building layout and unit placement don't always consider what type of safety equipment is needed for operation and maintenance. Cranes can get in the way of overhead lifelines. Planes, RVs, and trucks come in a variety of sizes, requiring different layouts. Roofs change levels and even the rooftype may shift from a built-up roof to a standing seam metal roof.
The right horizontal lifeline can help you overcome each of these challenges to provide safety in your workplace. The value of an engineered horizontal lifeline is that it takes into account both the work that needs to be done and any site specific obstacles.
With the proper design, a horizontal lifeline that is going to be where you users are working without having to worry about large gaps in safety. We also know that you don't want to have to worry whether or not your horizontal lifeline is going to work when its needed most.
A One-Stop Shop for Your Horizontal Lifeline System
The ABCs of fall protection are your Anchor, Body harness, and Connector. A horizontal lifeline is just apart of the anchor. Its useless without the other components.
Body harness come in many sizes and specializations. Connectors could be a lanyard, vertical lifeline, or a self-retracting lifeline. Each one of these items are useful in different scenarios. It may be tempting to go with the first option that you know. Don't.
Our team of experts will help you navigate what lanyards work for fall restraint and which ones work for fall arrest. We can help you find the right overhead connector for your rigid or cable overhead horizontal lifeline.
You don't have to jump from site to site anymore. We're here to help.
Horizontal Lifeline OSHA Codes
OSHA defines how a horizontal lifeline should be used in the workplace. Here are the relevant OSHA codes you need to know.
- 1910.28: This code describes an employers duty to have fall protection and what that fall protection can be in each situation.
- 1910.140: This code lays out how a personal fall protection system should be designed and built.
- Construction Code: The construction code will lay out when and how a horizontal lifeline can be used during construction work. You will want to look at 1926.500, 1926.501, and 1926.502.
ANSI is another organization whose standards are used by federal and local authorities. The code from ANSI that applies to horizontal lifelines is Z359.
We've created a guide to help you work through the compliant and safe use of horizontal lifelines.
Installation Options for
Horizontal Lifeline Systems
Supervised Installation
With a supervised installation, we can train your staff or preferred contractor in the installation of the system while overseeing the process and certifying that the installation was handled properly. In other cases, a pre-engineered solution can be used, which would allow your own qualified individual to oversee the installation of the KeeLine® system.
Turn Key Installation
A turnkey installation is perfect when you want to remove the headache of coordinating with multiple businesses to get the job done. We will work with you to design a compliant system, then send certified installers to your site that can safely install and train your people on the use of the system.
Horizontal Lifelines in Use
Non-Penetrating
Solar Roof Walkway
Corrugated Metal Roof
Existing Flat Roofs
Rigid Overhead Lifelines
Standing Seam Metal Roof
Ballasted Rooftops
Working at Height
Crossing Multiple Rooftops
