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At FrenchCreek Fall Safety, we take immense pride in offering ladder safety systems that not only meet but also exceed the latest OSHA requirements for fixed ladders. Our ladder fall protection systems provide the highest level of safety for your workforce. With easy installation procedures, you can implement these systems throughout your facility, enabling your employees to work at heights without unnecessary delays or complications.
Anodized aluminum climbing rail
Stainless steel climbing rail
Flexible cable climbing sytem
Flexible cable climbing sytem
Flexible cable climbing sytem
Flexible cable climbing sytem
Climbing trolley
Climbing trolley
Ladder anchor post
Ladder safety systems and ladder fall arrest systems are essential fall protection solutions that provide continuous safety to workers climbing fixed ladders. These systems typically involve a rail or cable that runs along the ladder, allowing workers to attach themselves using a safety device or fall protection harness. If a fall occurs, the system halts the fall, ensuring worker safety at height.
These systems feature a fixed rail attached to the ladder. They provide a secure and smooth connection for fall protection devices. Rigid rail systems offer reliable performance and are ideal for permanent installations.
A flexible vertical lifeline system that consists of a steel cable running the length of the ladder. This system allows for easy movement up and down the ladder while providing fall arrest capabilities in the event of a slip.
Ladder guards prevent unauthorized access to ladders, adding an extra layer of security and reducing the risk of accidents on fixed ladders.
Regular inspection of ladder safety systems is essential to ensure their reliability. Components such as cables, rails and connectors should be inspected for wear, corrosion or damage before each use. Following manufacturer guidelines for periodic maintenance and replacing any worn or damaged parts ensures long-term safety and compliance.
Ladder safety systems and fall arrest systems must comply with OSHA and ANSI safety regulations to ensure proper protection for workers at height. It’s crucial to verify that all components meet industry standards and are certified for fall protection before use.