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Fall Protection for Safety and Compliance

Fall protection doesn't have to be a daunting tasks. It is certainly tempting to feel that way with updating code requirements, the variety of needs from different worker requirements, and the thousands of options available for fall protection.

Simplified Safety focuses on understanding fall safety so that you don't have to dust of your research skills. This includes spending time understanding OSHA and the International Building Code (IBC). This expertise is coupled with the the decades of experience working with all sorts of industries, from major beverage companies to your everyday mom-and-pop shops.

We find the right fall protection equipment so that you don't have to move from brand to brand, hoping to find the right solution. Below you will find an easy to navigate list of ways that we can help you tackle your fall safety needs.

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Fall Protection Systems

Rooftop Guardrail Systems

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Guardrail is the ideal form of fall protection. No specialized training, minimal active participation, and no limit to how many workers are protected at once. You can use guardrail key spots or protect the whole roof.
KeeGuard Rooftop Guardrail

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A non-penetrating guardrail will provide the safety you need without damaging your roof. KeeGuard rooftop guardrail is a heavy-duty guardrail that can be installed by anyone with a working knowledge of tools.
Personal Fall Protection

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Whether you're working on the roof of a building or the roof of a bus, we have the solution for you. Personal fall protection systems can be rigid overhead tracks in your warehouse, horizontal lifelines on your roof, or a non-penetrating, mobile anchor point.
Overhead Rigid Lifelines

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Whether you're on an aircraft or a large machine in a factory, a rigid overhead lifeline will provide a safe a and compliant way to get the maintenance done. They can mount to your existing structure or come with their own supports.
Skylight Protection

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Skylights are one of the most overlooked rooftop hazards. Protecting a skylight is easy to do with a skylight screen or a non-penetrating guardrail system.
Safe Access Platforms

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Platforms can provide a stable working surface or safe means of crossing over obstacles on your roof. Having the right walking or working surface is as important as providing safety from falling off those surfaces.
Inspection Pit Protection

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Pit Protect is an expandable platform system that provides an easy-to-use walking surface for your inspection pits. No more moving sheets of metal or plywood. No more leaving them open for someone to fall into.
Attic Safety Platforms

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CoverSafe Spark removes stress from working in attics by providing an easy-to-use and expandable working platform. This means that you can work without fear falling through the attic, harming yourself or destroying property.
Ladder Safety Systems

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Ladder safety is more than the lifeline system you need for ladders over 24'. Guardrails and safety gates are also key components to protecting your works while operating a ladder.
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OSHA allows warning line systems to be used a compliant and safe fall prevention in the right circumstances. Our warning line system works with non-penetrating bases for flat roofs or steel plates for metal roofs.
Safety Gates

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Our self-closing safety gates can be ordered to size or sent in an easy to modify universal as a catch-all. Exterior ladders and rooftop hatches are just a few examples that require self-closing safety gates.
Pallet Gates

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Our safe access pallet gates are a cost effective and easy way to provide all-day safety for your workers. No electronics or pneumatics required to make loading pallets safe.

Fall Protection Services

Consultation

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Take advantage of an experts eye on your rooftop or warehouse. We're here to help you analyze existing hazards and create path forward to separating your workers from those hazards.
Installation

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Whether you have your own team, preferred contractor, or are looking for a turnkey installation, Simplified Safety can help you. We can certify installations, supervise work, or handle it all from beginning to end.
Financing

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We understand that cash flow is important in your business. Other budget needs don't have to be a reason why you can't provide safety for your team. Ask our safety experts during your consult about financing options.

Fall Protection Resources

Safety Blog

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Have the confidence you need to provide safety for yourself and others by hearing from experts in the industry. Our safety blog explains safety codes, demonstrates best practices, and gives solutions to common and unique hazards.
Case Studies

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Hearing the stories of others will bring inspiration for what you can do to provide safety in the workplace. Read the stories of our customers to lift your confidence and know that you can do it to.
Local Regulations

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We explore what local building codes require for fall protection and many major cities across the USA. Check these out your city's requirements so that you are ready if an inspector comes your way.
Hazardous Attitudes E-Book

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Sometimes the greatest obstacle to safety isn't the environment, but your attitude and the attitudes of those around you. Learn what mental perspectives may be putting you at risk.

Popular Fall Protection Articles

10 Safety Tips for Working at Heights

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Work at height safety is a top priority every year. One mistake could turn into a fatality. Here are 10 safety tips to implement when working at height.
At What Height is Fall Protection Required?

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The default answer is 4 feet in General Industry and 6 feet in Construction. However, the answer is not as straight forward as that. Find out why.
When Does a Ladder Require a Cage?

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In 2017 OSHA updated it's standards and ladder cages are no longer compliant. All fixed ladders must now have a type of safety system in place, such as a ladder safety system.
How To Create a Safe Working Environment

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Workplace safety should never be taken lightly with any business. Here are 5 steps to create and foster a safe working environment.

Frequently Asked Questions
About Fall Protection

What is fall protection?

OSHA defines fall protection as any equipment, device, or system that prevents an employee from falling from an elevation or mitigates the effect of such a fall.

What are the 4 methods of fall protection?

There are four generally accepted categories of fall protection: fall elimination, fall prevention, fall arrest and administrative controls.

When is fall protection required?

Fall protection is required whenever a worker is at risk of falling from height or into dangerous equipment.

What are the OSHA regulations for fall protection?

Fall protection regulations for General Industry are found in 1910.28 and 1910.29. OSHA Construction regulations for fall protection are in 1926.500, 1926.501, and 1926.502.

What are the different types of fall protection systems?

OSHA allows the use of guardrail, safety netting systems, personal travel restraint systems, and personal fall arrest systems for fall protection. Each of these will have there own requirements to ensure a safe and compliant workplace.

What height is fall protection required?

OSHA requires that fall protection be provided at elevations of four feet in general industry workplaces, five feet in shipyards, six feet in the construction industry and eight feet in long shoring operations.

What is the most inexpensive form of fall protection equipment?

We know that not every company has an unlimited budget for fall protection. While protecting lives is important, we also understand that businesses must evaluate costs. We have written a document to help you sort through the short and long term costs of your fall protection decision: Fall Protection Solutions Cost Comparison

What is the difference between fall restraint and fall arrest?

The main difference between arrest and restraint is a fall. In a fall restraint system, the worker is restrained from reaching a fall hazard. Fall arrest occurs after a person free-falls through space until the proper equipment provides deceleration to a safe stop, preventing serious injury.

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