Articles and posts about work-at-height safety devices and systems
In many construction projects, the fall protection safety system is designed from drawings, measurements and other data that do not always reflect the situation on site with complete accuracy. In…
Read moreIn this post we will talk about the different finishes available on an aluminum safety guardrail for work at height. When designing or sizing an aluminum safety guardrail to be…
Read moreOne of the most common questions in work at height is how many workers can connect to a lifeline at the same time. The capacity of lifelines is set by…
Read moreIn fall arrest systems, safety does not depend only on the installed product, but on the entire process, from design and manufacturing to use and maintenance. Each of the parts…
Read moreIn most companies there is a belief that having a fall protection system installed is enough to comply with the regulations. It is taken for granted that if there are…
Read moreWorking on roofs is one of the activities with the highest accident rates in the construction, industrial maintenance, and logistics sectors. The problem gets worse when there are dome skylights…
Read moreMany people, usually beginners, wonder how many users can use the same fall protection system at height at the same time: “Can two people connect to this system at the…
Read moreIn work at height, and in fall arrest devices, one of the best-known elements is the energy absorber. But do we know what it is for? How many types are…
Read moreA safety guardrail is a collective protection system installed in elevated areas, designed to prevent falls to a lower level. It usually consists of a handrail, vertical posts, and a…
Read moreSafety at height is not optional, and not only because the regulations or the OHS Law require it, but because it helps us prevent accidents and minimize the possible consequences…
Read moreWhat does the process of manufacturing guardrails to EN14122-3 look like? We explain it here from our experience as a domestic manufacturer
Read moreSkylights and translucent panels are increasingly common on roofs, whether on industrial buildings, offices, or even other buildings. The reason is to make the most of sunlight to light the…
Read moreDifferences between a one-off job and recurring maintenance. Fall arrest systems, risks, and regulations needed to ensure workplace safety.
Read moreReaching the HVAC unit on an industrial building seems like a simple task, but we often run into difficulties along the way, since there may be fragile areas or a…
Read moreCompatibility between systems from different manufacturers is a critical aspect of safety at height that, on many occasions, does not receive the technical attention it deserves. Combining equipment without proper assessment can compromise the behavior of the system and put workers at risk.
Read moreIn the work at height and occupational health and safety sector, choosing a good technical partner can go beyond a simple sale. Our commitment is to support the customer from…
Read moreSafety in work at height at temporary events must adapt to changing environments and different circumstances. Proper planning, with an assessment of the risks we may encounter, is essential to control the hazards associated with falls from height. It also means prioritizing collective protection, ensuring the proper use of PPE, and making sure all workers are qualified to perform this work.
Read moreDiscover how fall protection solutions improve worker safety without hurting your company’s productivity.
Read moreLearn the essential safety measures for work at height. ✅ Collective protection, PPE, and regulations explained for industry professionals.
Read moreLearn how to draw up a complete work at height procedure. ✔️ Phases, safety protocols, and a practical example to apply in your company.
Read moreFind out what coordination of business activities (CAE) is when applied to work at height. ✅ Scenarios, obligations, and how to implement it in your company.
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