Portable / Mobile Fall Protection Systems
Portable / Mobile Fall Protection Systems
Anchors / Lifelines / Warning Lines
At CAI Safety, we offer a variety of portable systems ranging from passive solutions like guardrails to active fall arrest systems like anchors and horizontal lifelines. Our portable guardrails are available with counterweight bases or can be clamped to your parapet walls to provide a mobile passive solution. Our freestanding anchors and horizontal lifelines are available in a variety of sizes and configurations. The counterweight systems can be moved by forklifts.
Counterweight Anchors
Portable counterweight anchor systems provide secure overhead fall protection without requiring permanent attachment to a structure. Designed for trucks, railcars, hoppers, and tankers, these systems can be relocated by forklift or pallet jack and configured as single anchors or horizontal lifeline systems.
Freestanding Anchors
Freestanding fall protection anchors provide portable overhead tie-off points for workers servicing aircraft, trucks, buses, railcars, and other large vehicles. Available as single anchors, horizontal lifelines, and rotating systems, they offer flexible fall-arrest protection where permanent structural anchors are unavailable.
Warning Lines
Roof warning line systems create a highly visible boundary that helps keep workers away from leading edges, roof openings, and other fall hazards. CAI Safety offers portable non-penetrating and permanently mounted warning line systems for commercial and industrial rooftops.
Roof Top Anchor
The counterweight rooftop anchor provides a portable, non-penetrating fall-arrest and fall-restraint tie-off point for a single worker on flat roofs. Its counterweighted design eliminates the need for permanent attachment to the roof surface while providing a versatile anchorage location.
Vacuum Anchor
Portable vacuum anchors use vacuum technology to create a secure, non-penetrating fall-protection tie-off point on smooth, non-porous surfaces. These portable anchors are ideal for aircraft, tanks, railcars, buses, RVs, transformers, and other applications where traditional anchorage may not be practical.
Are mobile fall protection systems OSHA compliant?
Yes. Properly selected and used mobile fall protection systems can help employers comply with applicable OSHA fall protection requirements and workplace safety regulations.What types of mobile fall protection systems does CAI Safety offer?
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.What industries commonly use mobile fall protection systems?
Mobile fall protection systems are widely used in manufacturing, aviation, transportation, utilities, warehousing, construction, energy, and facility maintenance industries.When are mobile fall protection systems typically used?
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.What is a mobile fall protection system?
A mobile fall protection system is a portable safety solution designed to provide fall protection for workers performing tasks at height without requiring permanent installation. These systems can be moved between work areas as needed.Can mobile systems be used with personal fall arrest equipment?
Yes. Mobile fall protection systems are commonly used with compatible personal fall arrest equipment such as full-body harnesses, lanyards, self-retracting lifelines (SRLs), and connectors.Can mobile fall protection systems be used indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Many mobile fall protection systems are designed for both indoor and outdoor use and can be deployed in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, transportation yards, utility sites, and commercial buildings.How do I choose the right mobile fall protection system?
The appropriate system depends on worker mobility requirements, work area size, fall hazards, environmental conditions, required anchorage capacity, and applicable OSHA or ANSI requirements. CAI Safety can help identify the best solution for a specific application.Do mobile fall protection systems require roof or structure penetration?
Many mobile fall protection systems are non-penetrating and do not require attachment to the building structure, helping preserve roof integrity and facility assets.What are the benefits of a mobile fall protection system?
Mobile systems provide flexibility, portability, rapid deployment, and fall protection in multiple locations without requiring permanent modifications to the facility or structure.
