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Pre-Engineered Rigid Rail

Modular Overhead Fall Safety

A modular overhead arrest fall protection system that provides the benefits of an enclosed rigid rail track in a flexible/afforable design.

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Modular Rigid Rail Fall Protection System

Falls from a height remain the leading cause of fatal accidents and serious injuries in the workplace. One of the primary culprits is a lack of suitable safety equipment. Our Modular Fall Protection System is a rigid rail overhead track system. It offers the safety of short fall arrest distances with the ease, economy and flexibility of modular installation.

There are several track systems available but this modular solution offers distinct advantages that make it the preferred choice. Being able to prove that our fall protection systems have been assessed to meet high health and safety requirements gives our customers the confidence, that when dealing with Flexible Lifeline Systems, they work with a company that is leading the way.

EASIER INSTALLATION

EASIER INSTALLATION

Unlike other fall arrest systems, our modular system is designed for an easier and speedier installation. Your system can be specified through simple on-site measurements, and constructed with pre-engineered components. You’ll be safely up and running with the least interruption to your schedule.

A SAFER SYSTEM

A SAFER SYSTEM

Modular Rigid Rail’s track stops a fall with a shorter drop. This reduces the chance of worker injury and damage to sensitive equipment. The system also eliminates the pendulum effect that can tug at other workers on the system and cause further damage or injury.

PEACE OF MIND

PEACE OF MIND

Safety is one area where no company can afford to go wrong. This solution was designed and created by professional engineers and is backed by a global network of support. Rigorous testing to global standards has been completed in our internationally recognized test facility.

LESS EXPENSE

LESS EXPENSE

Rigid rail systems are less susceptible to degradation and need less maintenance than other systems. This saves money by reducing downtime and interruptions. What’s more, the simplicity of the system allows for full safety compliance with minimal training, ensuring productivity and safety are kept to a maximum.

Why Choose Modular Rigid Rail?

Quicker to fit

Quicker to fit

Modular Rigid Rail can be fitted using standard tools and lifting devices. No welding equipment is required. A typical system can be up and running in a day, ensuring less down time and minimal disruption to productivity.

Greater flexibility

Greater flexibility

Many overhead safety systems require expensive engineering or offer limited flexibility due to their size. Overhead electrical, plumbing and ventilation systems can limit their scope and effectiveness. Unlike engineered systems, our modular system has been designed to be attached to existing roof purlins and secondary steel.

Future-proof installation

Future-proof installation

Change is constant. When you need to rearrange your working environment, this system can be adapted to fit in. Unlike engineered systems, the modular design can be moved and re-configured.

Rigorously tested

Rigorously tested

Peace of mind is priceless, especially when safety is concerned. Like all FLS products, Modular Rigid Rail has been developed in consultation with experts who have decades of experience in the field of fall protection. Overseen by members of global safety committees, all rigid rail systems have undergone extensive testing.

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Modular Rigid Rail Documents

Can the system be powder coated?

Yes, however it may result in a tighter fitting clamshell and splice.

What are the annual inspection requirements?

The frequency will depend upon the environment, location and usage but should be at least every 12 months.

What is the level tolerance of the system?

+/- 3 degrees – to allow for installation variance, but generally intended to be horizontal.

What type of SRL should be used with the system?

The front section of the IFU and O&M outline the requirements for PPE that is attaching to the system.

What is the minimum ground clearance?

6 ft.

What is the maximum number of users?

Four. This depends on building structure and purlin spacing.

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