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An order-picker SRL should be approved for use with the equipment, platform, harness, and designated anchorage. Evaluate the available anchor height, platform location, worker movement, SRL length, and fall clearance. The anchorage arrangement must follow the order-picker manufacturer's requirements, the SRL manufacturer's instructions, and the employer's fall protection program.
Arc-flash and welding work require an SRL specifically approved for the expected electrical, heat, spark, and molten-metal exposure. Standard webbing or cable should not be assumed suitable for these hazards. Select equipment with the appropriate manufacturer rating and protective materials, and keep the lifeline away from sharp edges, hot surfaces, welding spatter, and energized components. Evaluate the complete fall-protection system for the specific task.

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CAI Safety Systems Inc offers a variety of fall protection anchors, including counterweight anchors, freestanding anchors, fixed roof anchors, counterweight rooftop anchors, and portable vacuum anchors for different applications and environments.

OSHA recognizes several forms of fall protection, including guardrail systems, personal fall arrest systems (PFAS), safety nets, warning line systems, travel restraint systems, and designated area systems where applicable.

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CAI Safety offers Competent Person Training, Authorized Person Training, and Train the Trainer courses designed for different levels of responsibility and experience.

CAI Safety offers a variety of fixed roof anchor solutions designed for different roof structures, including anchors for metal roofs, concrete roofs, structural steel applications, and engineered fall protection systems.

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CAI Safety offers a variety of guardrail solutions, including freestanding guardrails, parapet-mounted guardrails, roof hatch guardrails, and skylight protection systems designed for different applications.

CAI Safety offers ladder cable fall arrest systems, ladder rigid track fall arrest systems, roof hatch ladder fall arrest systems, fixed ladder SRL anchors, and systems designed for utility poles and towers.
CAI Safety offers Single Opening Cantilever Gates and Split Opening Cantilever Gates designed to protect loading dock openings while maintaining operational efficiency.
CAI Safety offers horizontal opening gates, vertical opening gates, pallet self-closing gates, pallet rack gates, mini dual mezzanine gates, mega dual mezzanine gates, and other custom mezzanine gate solutions.
CAI Safety offers a variety of mobile fall protection solutions, including mobile anchor systems, portable guardrail systems, mobile horizontal lifeline systems, and mobile access platforms for different work environments.
CAI Safety offers overhead rigid rail systems, overhead track systems, bridge systems, workstation fall protection systems, and custom-engineered overhead anchorage solutions.
CAI Safety offers a variety of portable safety ladders, including rolling platform ladders, mobile access ladders, maintenance ladders, crossover ladders, work platforms, and custom-engineered access solutions for industrial applications.
Roof fall protection solutions may include horizontal lifeline systems, roof anchors, guardrail systems, warning line systems, walkway systems, safety gates, and personal fall arrest systems.
CAI Safety offers Roof Hatch Guards, Fixed Roof Hatch Guardrails, non-penetrating hatch protection systems, self-closing safety gate systems, and integrated grab bar solutions for rooftop access points.

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CAI Safety offers roof skylight protection solutions including roof skylight systems, fixed dome skylight screens, roof hatch guards, and roof hatch guardrail systems designed to protect workers from fall hazards.

Fixed warning line systems can be installed on various roof types, including standing seam roofs, R-panel roofs, and corrugated metal deck roofs.

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If you have a fall protection system that requires a full body harness and tying off to an anchor or horizontal lifeline, you are required by law, and the manufacturer of the equipment, to adhere to strict inspection, use, and maintenance requirements. At CAI Safety Systems, our competent inspectors conduct comprehensive functional tests on the fall protection equipment to ensure that it is operating properly and that all components are working together as intended.

NOTE: CAISS does not repair your equipment in this inspection program. We will provide you with suggestions on the necessary repair, replacement, or modification of the equipment on inspection completion in a detailed report.

  • Functionality: Our inspector will conduct a functional test of the fall protection system to ensure that it is operating properly and that all components are working together as intended.
  • Tag-Out: If any defects or damage are found during the inspection, we will alert you and advise if the system needs to be taken out of service or may continue in use until repairs or replacement can be made.
  • Replacements: We will provide a proposal if necessary to repair, replace, or modify any part of the fall protection system.
  • Update Labels: The existing labels will be updated with the current inspection date for the benefit of all future users.
  • Inspection Report: A report will be generated to provide an executive summary.
    • Inspection reports for each component, identifying items that failed the inspection or are showing signs of wear and tear.
    • If necessary, we will point out any current procedures that could be modified or added to improve safety and longevity of your system.
    • We will provide a proposal if necessary to repair, replace, or modify any part of the fall protection system.

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Mobile fall protection systems are commonly used for maintenance, inspections, construction activities, aircraft servicing, vehicle maintenance, rooftop work, and industrial operations where permanent fall protection is not practical.
OSHA generally requires fall protection when workers are exposed to falls of 4 feet or more in general industry, 5 feet in maritime operations, 6 feet in construction, and 8 feet in longshoring operations.