
Workers frequently access elevated areas like rooftops or exterior walls to service HVAC units, electrical systems, windows, plumbing, and other industrial components. These tasks often involve uneven surfaces, skylights, unprotected edges, and changing conditions, posing serious fall hazards.
Many ladder-related falls happen because workers don’t recognize the danger and are less vigilant; fall protection equipment helps take that variable out of the work equation. Protect workers while they’re ascending, stationary while working, or descending.
Our custom engineered rooftop fall protection solutions follow the Hierarchy of Fall Protection, starting with guardrails and skylight guards that eliminate fall hazards. When elimination isn’t possible, systems like horizontal lifelines and personal fall arrest devices are used to control and minimize fall risks.
Exterior wall and facade work often requires workers to operate at significant heights for inspection, cleaning, maintenance, or repairs—tasks that are typically performed on narrow ledges, scaffolding, or suspended platforms. These conditions create a high risk of falls, particularly when surfaces are uneven, exposed to the elements, or lack built-in protection. Fall protection solutions safeguard workers by arresting or preventing falls while allowing for the movement needed to complete the job. These systems help building owners and contractors meet liability obligations while maintaining operational efficiency.
For Window Washers, hazard elimination and passive protection aren’t possible; it’s up to active solutions to keep them safe. Window washing on building exteriors presents some of the highest-risk working conditions due to the need for suspended access and the unpredictable nature of weather and surfaces. Workers are exposed to significant fall hazards as they move across large vertical spans, often at great heights, where even small missteps can have serious consequences.
