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Falling in control: Specifying fall-arrest systems to achieve elevated safety outcomes

To assist designers and specifiers minimise the risk of falls in relation to elevated work spaces, preventative measures such as ladder enclosures and guardrails should be specified along with fall-arrest systems that reduce the impact of a fall on the human body. Download this whitepaper to see how fall-arrest systems and high quality access ladders work together to deliver elevated safety outcomes.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

15 Jan 2020 1m read View Author

In Australia, falls from heights continues to be a primary cause of workplace injury and death. To assist designers and specifiers minimise the risk of falls in relation to elevated work spaces, preventative measures such as ladder enclosures and guardrails should be specified along with fall-arrest systems that reduce the impact of a fall on the human body.

Download this whitepaper to see how fall-arrest systems and high quality access ladders work together to deliver elevated safety outcomes.

Falling in control: Specifying fall-arrest systems to achieve elevated safety outcomes
Falling in control: Specifying fall-arrest systems to achieve elevated safety outcomes

In Australia, falls from heights continues to be a primary cause of workplace injury and death. To assist designers and specifiers minimise the risk of falls in relation to elevated work spaces, preventative measures such as ladder enclosures and guardrails should be specified along with fall-arrest systems that reduce the impact of a fall on the human body.

Download this whitepaper to see how fall-arrest systems and high quality access ladders work together to deliver elevated safety outcomes.

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