Working at height comes with serious risks like falls, entrapments, and suspension trauma. Each hazard is different and needs a unique rescue plan. A one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work. That’s why we offer customized rescue solutions for your specific site, team, and risks - so you're always prepared when it matters most.
Almost 42% of the fatalities are due to falls, according to the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR). According to the National Institute for Occupational Health & Safety, more than 60% of the time, fatalities recorded are those of the would-be rescuer due to inappropriate devices being used or a lack of safety measures.
Hence, it becomes essential for industries to adopt effective measures to safeguard the workers from hazards in this area.
From falls to other risky height hazards, we help you stay prepared. Custom plans, fast response, and complete safety - built for your worksite.
Recognized by OSHA, these common hazards demand strict safety measures and proper rescue planning.
Open edges without guardrails or barriers.
Roof surfaces that are unable to hold weight safely.
Accidents caused by uneven or slippery surfaces.
Fall from a height straight downwards.
Openings in the floor, roof or ground, posing danger.
Limited-entry area not meant for continuous occupancy.
Area with high risk of fire or explosion.
Dangerous weather affecting safety at work height.
Studies have shown that even an uninjured person who is hanging from a height runs the risk of incurring suspension trauma within 20 minutes, leading to a life-threatening situation. It becomes necessary to have an effective rescue system in place to rescue the person before the worker suffers a suspension trauma.
Studies have shown that even an uninjured person who is hanging from a height runs the risk of incurring suspension trauma within 20 minutes, leading to a life-threatening situation. It becomes necessary to have an effective rescue system in place to rescue the person before the worker suffers a suspension trauma.
This includes the use of a personal fall arrest system and proper use of PPE.
This involves another trained worker who promptly responds to a fall and initiates the rescue protocol immediately.
Evaluating each part of the work environment and processes to identify potential hazards. Create solutions to protect from hazards & optimise for the best work outcomes.
Provide appropriate personal protective equipment aligned to the work environment and train employees on usage, along with implementing the correct rescue system.
Training the employees on the hazards, creating an environment of alertness, and providing prevention tips to build up a culture of vigilance at all times.
