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Tritech Fall Protection Company Brochure
Tritech's company brochure: who engineers, supplies, installs and certifies your fall protection, and the 12 industries and applications we cover.
What’s inside
- How Tritech has engineered, supplied, installed and certified systems since 1993
- Headquarters in Orlando and Calgary, plus a map of sales offices and install sites
- The Partnership in Safety Program and where your team joins the design process
- Project photos: rooftop lifelines, rail loading gantries, hangars, stairs and guardrail
- Twelve industry groups, from agriculture and education to energy and supply chain
- Typical applications: roof access, confined space entry, crane rails, railcar loading
Every fall hazard is different, so the system has to be engineered for it
This six-page brochure is written for facility managers, safety leads and engineers who need to know who is accountable for a fall protection system before they commit to one. It explains how Tritech works: one company engineers the system, supplies it, installs it and certifies it, so responsibility does not split between a designer, a vendor and an installer.
Tritech installed its first system in 1993 and has since delivered thousands across North America from headquarters in Orlando, Florida and Calgary, Alberta. The company sits on both ANSI and CSA boards, which keeps its designs tied to current standards rather than to last decade’s catalog.
Your team is involved before the drawings are final
Under the Partnership in Safety Program, customers work with Tritech’s engineering and design team during early planning. The aim is a system that fits the structure and the task, meets or exceeds occupational health and safety requirements, and stays cost-effective to own.
Who it is for
- Building owners with roof, facade, ladder or window-washing access
- Plants with conveyors, pipe racks, machinery, crane rails or racking
- Rail, trucking, aviation and marine operations that load or maintain vehicles at height
- Utilities, infrastructure, government and military facilities
- Entertainment venues with stages, rigging and theme park attractions
The range covers roofs, rail yards, hangars and plant floors
Photo pages show the work in context: rooftop horizontal lifelines, overhead rail over locomotives and tanker trucks, fixed stairs and crossovers, hatch guardrail and hangar systems over aircraft. A final page lists twelve industry groups and their typical applications, a useful checklist for your own site.
Key specs
| First system installed | 1993 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Orlando, FL and Calgary, AB |
| Sales offices listed | 8 |
| Industry groups covered | 12 |
| Pages | 6 |
Standards referenced
- ANSI
- CSA
Questions about this brochure
What does Tritech Fall Protection do?
Tritech engineers, designs, supplies, installs and certifies fall protection systems. Since its first installation in 1993 the company has delivered thousands of systems across North America, working from headquarters in Orlando, Florida and Calgary, Alberta. Because one company handles every stage, the customer has a single party accountable for the finished system rather than separate designers, suppliers and installers.
Which industries does Tritech serve?
The brochure lists twelve groups: agriculture, building access and maintenance, confined space entry, education, energy and utilities, government and military, industrial equipment access, infrastructure development, manufacturing, outdoor advertising and entertainment, railcar and transportation, and supply chain management. Each group lists typical applications, such as roof access, silos, crane rails, bridges, billboards, aircraft hangars and distribution centers.
What is the Partnership in Safety Program?
It is Tritech’s way of bringing customers into the early planning of a fall protection system. Your team works directly with Tritech’s engineering and design staff while the solution is being shaped, so the final design reflects how people actually access the structure, how often they go there and what equipment is in the way.
How does Tritech keep its systems current with safety standards?
Tritech is an active member of both the ANSI and CSA boards, which puts it close to how fall protection standards are developing in the United States and Canada. The brochure states that every system Tritech designs meets or exceeds occupational health and safety standards, delivering protection that is both code-compliant and custom-engineered.
Installed, not just specified
On site with Tritech
1,200+ successful installations in Canada
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