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OSHA Requirements OSHA requires that proper consideration be given to fall protection in the workplace for anyone working at a height of four feet or more. For lesser heights this may just require adequate railings and notices. But for larger heights this may require ropes, lines, and lanyards for fall protection. Examples include activities such as large tree trimming, roofing work, and many construction site jobs. This isn't simply a matter of ordering the equipment and considering that box checked off. It is also critical that everyone be properly trained in its use because lives, quite literally, are at stake. Employers must make sure employees who will use a fall protection system are trained in its use beforehand, including how to plan anchor points, tie-off technique, and testing and inspection. Careless use of fall protection equipment can led to serious injury or even death, so this is definitely not an area in which to cut corners. Training We sell and...

Top Rescue Equipment Supplier & Training Adventures like hiking, climbing, mountaineering, river running, and backpacking require the use of rescue equipment. These are the things that you do for the sake of enjoyment in your life. But when it comes to serious stuff like firefighting and emergency rescue, the requirement of these pieces of equipment becomes pretty imminent.  Different types of rope rescue equipment Fall protection full body harnesses Fall protection harness comes handy when you are in a suspended position. With the use of the equipment, you can slide yourself from one place to another without falling in the midway. You can access an inaccessible building at a fire on top with the help of it.  High angle rescue equipment High angle rescue equipment helps you to rescue somebody from in between mountains. The same is effective when you try to rescue somebody in between two highly congested building.  Rope access equipment Rope a...