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At Rigid Lifelines®, we understand that each system must:

  • 1 Fulfill your facility's written fall protection safety plan.
  • 2 Be simple to use and easy to install.

Rigid Lifelines® offers OSHA and ANSI-compliant fall protection systems designed to meet both requirements. We also create custom-engineered fall protection for almost any application. We supply fixed overhead systems and mobile options to fit many industries, including manufacturing, trucking, construction, and aviation. 

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Complete Fall Protection Systems for Workplace Safety

Using outdated fall protection equipment or going without a safety fall arrest system can have serious consequences. The construction industry had 1,075 fatalities in 2023, making it the sector with the highest number. Of these fatalities, 39.2% resulted from falls, slips, and trips. Fall protection systems are the key to reducing those numbers and giving workers essential tools for jobsite safety.

Our service extends from coast to coast. We contribute extensive fall protection systems, such as rigid rail enclosed systems. Our selection also includes accessories like full-body harnesses and custom components.

What Are Fall Protection Systems?

Safety fall arrest systems are dependable pieces of equipment that reduce the risk of injury or even death in the event of a fall from height. Fall protection is a centuries-old practice, and modern systems are regulated differently from historical systems. By updating the ways you prevent — and help workers self-rescue after — fall incidents, you can make high-risk jobs safer for everyone on-site. These solutions have applications in industries including construction, trucking, aviation, maintenance, and agriculture.

What Are Fall Protection Systems?

Safety fall arrest systems are dependable pieces of equipment that reduce the risk of injury or even death in the event of a fall from height. Fall protection is a centuries-old practice, and modern systems are regulated differently from historical systems. By updating the ways you prevent — and help workers self-rescue after — fall incidents, you can make high-risk jobs safer for everyone on-site. These solutions have applications in industries including construction, trucking, aviation, maintenance, and agriculture.