Pick Module Fall Arrest System
12.07 (1) Subject to subsection (2), an employer must provide or put in place a fall-protection system if work is to be performed
- (a) from a structure or on a vehicle at a height of 3 m or more;
- (b) from a ladder at a height of 3 m or more if, because of the nature of the work, the person performing it is unable to use at least one hand to hold onto the ladder; or
- (c) at a height of less than 3 m if the surface onto which the person might fall would present a greater risk of injury than a solid, flat surface.
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- Continuous Rail System to allow users to move freely along span.
- Self retracting lifeline for ease of movement in and out of racks.
- Safety lock mechanism on lifeline to provide fall arrest.

- Industrial racking applications
TYPES OF FALL PROTECTION

Hazard Elimination
Changing the work process so the hazard no longer exists (e.g., building a roof on the ground and hoisting it into place)

Guardrails, Protective Covers, and Warning Barriers
Prevents a fall from unprotected edges or openings at heights.

Travel Restraint System
Allows a worker to reach the edge of a fall hazard but not fall over it.

Fall Restricting System
Designed to limit a fall distance to 0.6 m (2 ft).

Fall Arrest System
Designed to stop the fall of a worker before they hit the ground or objects below.

Safety Net
Designed to catch a falling worker before they hit the ground or objects below.
Passive Vs Active Fall Protection
When a hazard assessment is completed, and a need for fall protection is established, there are two general types of systems that can solve the need and keep the workers safe, passive or active fall protection.
Passive Fall Protection
Active Fall Protection
Fall Protection Guide
Check to see what federal & provincial regulations for working at heights and fall protection are and which RoofGuard systems help you comply.
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