SAFETY ARTICLES
Important Safety Articles for Every Industry
OSHA Roofing Standards Every Facility Manager Should Know
OSHA roofing standards set clear fall protection requirements for facility maintenance teams. Here is what facility managers need to know before workers go on the roof.
Construction Projects That Require Permanent Fall Protection
Some construction projects create rooftop hazards that remain long after turnover. Learn which projects need permanent fall protection and what owners should review before closeout.
Getting Fall Protection Harness and Lanyard Pairing Right
A fall protection harness and lanyard should work as one system. Learn how fit, lanyard type, fall distance, anchor location and inspection routines affect safer work at height.
What to Consider When Planning Fall Protection Anchor Points
Learn what to consider when planning fall protection anchor points, including placement, roof structure, worker routes, OSHA requirements and temporary versus permanent options.
Are Rooftop Guardrail Systems Enough to Protect School Facilities?
Rooftop guardrail systems can help protect school maintenance staff, but they may not address every rooftop hazard. Learn what facility teams should review before choosing a complete rooftop safety plan.
When Is Fall Protection Required in the Construction Industry?
Learn when fall protection is required in the construction industry and how crews can plan safer work near edges, openings and elevated areas.
Why OSHA Guardrail Height Requirements Cause Compliance Issues
OSHA guardrail height requirements can seem simple, but a few inches can create serious compliance issues on existing rooftops. Learn why guardrail height matters for rooftop safety, fall prevention and facility risk management.
Ramp Construction Challenges on Active Existing Sites
Ramp construction on active job sites can be more complex than it looks. Existing equipment, tight clearances, rooftop traffic and daily maintenance needs can all affect how workers move through the area. Learn why careful planning helps prevent unsafe access routes before they become daily hazards.
Hidden Dangers of Skipping Rooftop Safety Barriers During Routine Maintenance
Routine rooftop maintenance can become dangerous fast when workers are near exposed edges, hatch areas or equipment zones without clear protection. Learn why rooftop safety barriers help make hazards visible before a familiar task puts someone one step from a fall.
Safety Harness Fall Protection Used on Active Construction Projects
Active construction projects can change by the hour, creating new rooftop fall risks for workers. Learn how safety harness fall protection and rooftop safety barriers work together to support safer access, clearer work zones and better fall prevention before a routine task becomes dangerous.
How Vertical Lifeline Systems Improve Fixed Ladder Safety
Fixed ladders can create serious fall risks before workers ever reach the roof. Learn how vertical lifeline systems support safer climbing, reduce exposure during transitions and help facility leaders address fixed ladder hazards before routine access becomes dangerous.
Why Roof Hatch Guardrails Matter for School Security and Fall Prevention
A roof hatch can create serious fall prevention and security concerns for schools when it is not properly protected. Learn how roof hatch guardrails help create safer rooftop access for maintenance teams while supporting stronger control around vulnerable access points.
