Lifeline Inspection
Lifelines are not a new concept for us; we have already talked about them in previous posts, covering their definition, characteristics, and types. This time, we are going to take…
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Lifelines are not a new concept for us; we have already talked about them in previous posts, covering their definition, characteristics, and types. This time, we are going to take…
Read moreThis week we are going to focus on installing counterweighted collective protection guardrails. As we have mentioned before, choosing a system that fits our needs based on the risks to…
Read moreComplete guide to installing a horizontal and vertical lifeline: anchors, surfaces, procedure, and certificate. ✔️ Everything the regulations require.
Read moreIn this article we will focus on Standard UNE EN ISO 14122-2, which deals with "working platforms and walkways," and in particular we will talk about crossover walkways. Within "working…
Read moreLike last year, we want to look back at everything we did in 2023 at Ypsos Safety. 2022 was our first year; we landed in the world of work-at-height safety…
Read moreIn previous posts we have discussed the importance of protecting skylights, thus preventing falls into the void in the event of an accident. Depending on the type of roof, we…
Read moreLifelines are one of the most widely used fall arrest devices in work at height. We have discussed these permanent systems in previous posts; this time we will take a…
Read moreToday we will talk about another safety system we have already mentioned in our previous posts: crossovers. As we already know, they are safety systems regulated by standard UNE-EN ISO…
Read moreThe acronym PPE stands for Personal Protective Equipment. Starting from this basis, let us look at what PPE is and what its categories are. Definition of PPE Personal Protective Equipment…
Read moreIn this post we continue our analysis of Standard UNE EN ISO 14122, taking a closer look at part 3, which deals with "Stairs, stepladders and guardrails," and in particular…
Read moreWhen you review a guardrail's data sheet, the first question is not how many pieces it comes with, but whether those pieces meet what will be required of you at…
Read moreToday we will talk about an actor often considered "supporting" in the movie "Risk Prevention in Companies": the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Technician. The Role of the Occupational Health…
Read moreClassifying how many types of lifelines exist can be confusing in some cases. A single system can be horizontal, permanent, and rigid all at once. These are not mutually exclusive…
Read moreThe growing demand for clean energy has led to a significant increase in solar panel installations worldwide. Photovoltaic panels, as an integral part of this energy revolution, are becoming a…
Read moreIn previous posts we have discussed skylights and the importance of choosing the right safety systems based on the type of roof we are working on. Today we will talk…
Read moreIn this article, we will identify the components or parts that make up a lifeline. We have previously discussed what a lifeline is, what types exist, and how to inspect…
Read moreContinuing our series on standard UNE EN 14122-3, which we have covered in previous posts, today we will take a closer look at the methods the standard proposes for verifying…
Read moreSafety systems on a roof are necessary, and indeed mandatory, to ensure the safety of operators who have to access it to perform work at height, whether for maintenance, inspection,…
Read moreIn the following post, we will dig deeper and look at the cases in which it is advisable to install safety guardrails. So far, we have talked about safety guardrails,…
Read moreToday we will continue talking about the duties of the OHS technician in work at height, specifically their role with respect to work at height. If there is one area…
Read moreIn this week's article we will look at when PPE expires, distinguishing between items that are textile and those that are not. There is a wide variety of Personal Protective…
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