Ladder cages have not been fall protection compliant since late 2018, but Safe Climber has a solution that attaches to any fixed ladder! In mid-November of 2018, OSHA issued regulation 1910.28(b)(9), which requires general industry employers to provide fall protection...

Falling while working at heights is the leading cause of death in the construction industry and the second leading cause of unintentional injury-related death. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), in 2019, 880 workers died in falls, and 244,000 were injured badly...

Use the Mast Climbing Work Platforms (MCWPs) inspection tool to hit all the points of a pre-shift daily inspection. MCWPs are motorized elevating equipment used to allow construction workers to work at varying heights. Its powered drive unit moves the...

Ladders are an ordinary tool on a job site or in the workplace, so it’s no wonder they account for a high number of fall injuries and death. Misuse of ladders ranks as one of OSHA’s top 10 violations every...

Fall prevention is a critical component of any company’s safety management program; explore these four proven methods to protect against falls. Fall protection comes in four forms: Fall elimination, fall prevention, fall arrest, and administrative controls. They form an order...

Fall protection should be on the frontlines of any company’s safety protocols where workers are performing tasks four feet or higher above lower levels. The construction industry is full of dangers, and the most common hazard is falling. According to...

There are three categories of falls, and different prevention practices for each. At Safe Keeper, your safety is our business. We can help you understand how to best mitigate the hazards of each.

Regular care for fall protection safety equipment will prolong and endure the life of the equipment and contribute toward the performance of its vital safety function. Proper storage and maintenance of your equipment are as critical as removing dirt, corrosives,...

Safe Keeper harnesses provide solid protection using the highest quality, cost-effective materials. Designed by safety professionals with practical experience for field use, we offer fall protection harnesses for a wide range of applications. The following specifications can help to determine which...

There are three vital components of a Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS) to provide maximum fall protection and they begin with the letters A, B, and C—Anchor/Anchorage Point, Body Support, and a Connector. Selecting the proper ABCs is critical to create a safer environment...