Posted on February 5, 2026
A Competent Person or a Qualified Person (Engineer) should evaluate the roof. We offer both on-site assessments and remote satellite-based imaging to identify hazard zones: like leading edges and fragile skylights: according to OSHA/ANSI guidelines.
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Posted on February 5, 2026
If a freestanding system is shifted: it must be returned to its engineered location and re-inspected. Any movement can compromise the “leverage” required to meet the 200-pound OSHA lateral force requirement.
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Posted on February 5, 2026
Ice can prevent traveler movement: and salt air causes hidden corrosion. We use 316 Stainless Steel for lifeline cables to ensure longevity: but annual tension checks by a Competent Person are mandatory.
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Posted on February 5, 2026
Tripping hazards are a major cause of roof injuries. We recommend Crossover Platforms or Modular Walkways to provide a clear: level path over obstructions: effectively eliminating trip risks for HVAC and maintenance crews.
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Posted on February 5, 2026
An open hatch is a fatal fall hazard. OSHA requires hatches to be guarded on all exposed sides. Our hatch kits include a self-closing gate to ensure the “hole” is protected even when the lid […]
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Posted on February 5, 2026
On high-slope roofs (over 4:12): passive guardrails may require specialized mounting. In these cases: active Horizontal Lifeline Systems (HLL) are often more effective for providing 100% tie-off across the entire work area.
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