Ladder Safety Systems
Ladder Safety Systems are Critical and Compliant Fall Protection
Climbing a ladder is a task often taken for granted. A single slip or a missed rung could result in a life-threatening fall. Ladder safety doesn’t stop at the top. In fact, the transition to the walking-working surface is a leading cause of fall accidents.
- Fully customizable systems that work for any ladder design
- OSHA compliant ladder protection systems that keep your workers safe
- Complete ladder safety from the bottom of the ladder to the walking-working surface
Three Parts of a Complete
Ladder Fall Protection System:
Ascending Safely:
Vertical Ladder Lifelines
Vertical lifelines are a comprehensive solution to ensure your team is secure while climbing fixed ladders. Cages aren’t enough for ladder safety anymore, vertical lifelines provide a safe, adjustable system to protect climbers. In fact, ladders over 30’ tall are required to have a vertical lifeline. These ladder fall arrest systems include a stainless steel cable, a track, and a full-body harness with a lanyard attached to a fixed ladder.
Transition Safely:
Safety Gates
A self-closing safety gate provides a safe barrier to fixed ladders and access points, mitigating the risk of fall accidents. Safety gates are easy to install and feature an adjustable tension spring protected within a galvanized cylinder. The design of the unique mounting hardware attaches to nearly all types of ladders, ensuring that your specific ladder can be protected.
Edge Protection:
Guardrail Systems
Fall protection guardrail completes your ladder safety system, protecting the walking-working surface. A guardrail system provides a barrier to the roof's edge and gives you the peace of mind that your workers are protected. Guardrails are safer than other alternatives because they don’t require any action from the user to ensure the system works, resulting in less risk for human error and, in-turn, a safer result.
Is Your Ladder OSHA Compliant?
Updated OSHA Regulations for Walking-Working Surfaces
Fall protection guardrail completes your ladder safety system, protecting the walking-working surface. A guardrail system provides a barrier to the roof's edge and gives you the peace of mind that your workers are protected. Guardrails are safer than other alternatives because they don’t require any action from the user to ensure the system works, resulting in less risk for human error and, in-turn, a safer result.
- Cages installed before November 19, 2018, are allowed; however, replacement sections will require a safety ladder system or vertical lifeline.
- Fixed Ladders above 24 feet, installed after November 19, 2018, will require a safety ladder system.
- Any existing cage by November 19, 2036, must include a safety ladder system.
What We Provide for You
Simplicity
We believe simplicity and safety go hand-in-hand. It’s our mission to simplify the complex regulations and provide the most comprehensive safety solutions unique to your business needs.
Quality
We only source fall protection equipment and systems that are tested to meet or exceed industry regulations, providing you the peace of mind that your workers are safe.
Expertise
We've completed over 5000 safety projects, in 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam, Canada, and Mexico. We've contributed over 350 blog posts focused on worker safety to drive the industry forward.
