Introduction: Access ladders are an essential part of many industrial and commercial settings, providing safe vertical access to elevated areas. However, ensuring ladder safety is paramount to prevent accidents and injuries. In the United Kingdom, access ladder requirements are governed by British standards, specifically BS 4211:2005. This blog post will delve into the guidelines provided …
When it comes to working at heights, safety should be the top priority. Falls from elevated positions can have severe consequences, making it imperative to have appropriate safety measures in place. Two commonly used systems in the realm of fall protection are fall arrest and fall restraint. While both aim to prevent falls, they differ …
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EN795:2012 Type C is a regulation that pertains to personal fall protection systems that use horizontal flexible anchor lines. These lines are usually made from synthetic fibers or wire ropes and are designed to provide fall protection for workers who are engaged in activities such as roof work, maintenance, and inspection. Here is a blog …
EN795:2012 is the European standard that specifies the requirements for personal fall protection equipment. This standard provides guidelines for the testing, performance, and marking of fall protection equipment. EN795:2012 Type B is a type of anchorage that can be used for fall protection. In this blog post, we will discuss EN795:2012 Type B in detail. …
EN795:2012 is a European standard that sets out requirements and testing methods for personal fall protection systems. It was first introduced in 1996 and has since undergone revisions, with the latest version being EN795:2012. EN795:2012 covers different types of anchor devices and systems for personal fall protection, with Type A being one of them. In …
Falls from height are one of the leading causes of accidents and fatalities in the workplace. As a result, the UK has strict regulations in place to protect workers from falling and suffering injuries. One such regulation is CEN/TS16415:2013, which sets out requirements for fall protection systems. What is CEN/TS16415:2013? CEN/TS16415:2013 is a European Technical …
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EN795:2012 is a safety standard that sets out guidelines for the design, testing and use of anchor devices used for fall protection in the workplace. The standard was developed by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN), and is widely accepted as the benchmark for safety in the UK and throughout Europe. In this blog post, …
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Skylights and roof lights are common features in modern buildings, providing natural light and ventilation to the interiors. While these features offer several benefits, they also pose a significant risk to those working at height on the roof. Without appropriate protection systems in place, workers can easily fall through the skylight or roof light, resulting …
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Roof walkway systems are an essential safety feature for any building with a rooftop access point. They not only provide a safe pathway for workers to move around on the roof, but also protect the roof surface from damage caused by foot traffic. With so many different types of roof walkway systems available, it can …
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Working at height is a common occurrence in many industries, including construction, maintenance, and repair. However, working at height poses serious risks to workers, and as such, it is important to ensure that safety line systems are in place to minimise the risk of falls. Safety line systems are fall protection systems designed to protect …
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