Overhead Fall Protection
Overhead Horizontal Lifelines & Rigid Track Systems
Hangar / Aviation / Trucks / Railcars / many more…
We offer a full range of overhead fall protection systems, including building mounted and freestanding systems customized for your needs. Our diverse fall protection experience in transportation, aviation, oil and gas, utilities and mining industries gives us a unique advantage in overcoming the challenges of your aircraft, bus, railcar, truck, and earth mover applications. All overhead systems are OSHA, MSHA & ANSI compliant!
Outdoor Freestanding
CAI Safety provides freestanding fall arrest anchor and horizontal lifeline systems for your railcar tanker and flatbed truck loading needs. All our outdoor freestanding systems are OSHA and ANSI compliant and can be custom engineered.
Fixed Overhead System
CAI Safety provides building mounted fall arrest lifeline systems for your work at height fall protection needs. Custom engineered horizontal lifelines and anchors provide continuous fall arrest coverage for assembly and maintenance applications. OSHA and ANSI compliant.
Positioning Bridge System
Our Positioning Bridge System provides total area coverage without giving up floor space for hangar and facility applications. You can work on multiple aircrafts or equipment positioned in different orientations by simply moving and locationing the fall protection system directly overhead.
Swing-Arm / Fold-Away
The Swing Arm System allows for the use of fall protection with no limitation to overhead crane operation. When the swing arm system is not in use it is positioned in the stowed position to allow full operation of the overhead crane. The system is OSHA Compliant and ANSI compliant.
Can overhead fall protection systems support multiple workers?
Many overhead fall protection systems can be engineered to accommodate multiple users simultaneously, depending on the system design and load capacity requirements.Where are overhead fall protection systems commonly used?
Overhead fall protection systems are commonly used in manufacturing facilities, warehouses, aircraft maintenance hangars, loading areas, transportation facilities, industrial plants, and maintenance operations.How do I choose the right overhead fall protection system?
The appropriate solution depends on the work environment, available overhead structure, worker movement requirements, number of users, fall clearance, and OSHA or ANSI compliance requirements. CAI Safety can help identify the best solution for a specific application.Can overhead fall protection systems be customized?
Yes. Overhead fall protection systems can be customized based on facility layout, work processes, available structure, span requirements, worker mobility needs, and applicable safety regulations.What types of overhead fall protection systems does CAI Safety offer?
CAI Safety offers overhead rigid rail systems, overhead track systems, bridge systems, workstation fall protection systems, and custom-engineered overhead anchorage solutions.What is a rigid rail fall protection system?
A rigid rail system uses a fixed overhead rail and trolley assembly that allows workers to move freely while remaining continuously connected to a fall protection anchorage point.What is an overhead fall protection system?
An overhead fall protection system is an elevated anchorage solution that allows workers to connect personal fall arrest equipment to a secure overhead structure, helping reduce fall risks while working at height.What is the benefit of an overhead anchorage system?
An overhead anchorage helps minimize free-fall distance, reduces swing-fall hazards, improves worker mobility, and provides continuous fall protection throughout the work area.What industries commonly use overhead fall protection?
Overhead fall protection systems are widely used in manufacturing, aviation, transportation, energy, utilities, warehousing, military facilities, and industrial maintenance operations.Are overhead fall protection systems OSHA compliant?
Yes. Properly designed, installed, and maintained overhead fall protection systems can help employers comply with OSHA and ANSI fall protection requirements.
