Layout planning of lifelines is crucial to ensure that systems are safe and functional. Many factors such as possible fall distance, coverage of the working area, pendulum effect, slope, working [...]

Commonly, fall arrest systems are made of stainless steel and aluminum. Since lifelines are long-life systems, often located in outdoor environments, the most suitable material is stainless steel. However, there [...]

Anchor points for the lifeline can be installed on almost any surface of suitable strength. Steel constructions, concrete structures, sandwich panel roofs, trapezoidal roofs, membrane roofs and standing seam roofs [...]

As a safety precaution in all work where there is a possibility of falling from a height, it is necessary to first plan work to eliminate the possibility, and if [...]

Lifelines are divided into horizontal and vertical. Horizontal lifelines must comply with EN 795:2012 standards and vertical lifelines must comply with EN 353-1+A1:2018 standards. If horizontal lifelines are to be [...]

According to the Occupational Health and Safety Law and the related Regulation on Occupational Health and Safety in Construction Works published within the scope of this law, in risky works [...]

Horizontal lifeline and vertical lifeline anchorage devices that allow continuous and safe connection of personal protective equipment used in fall arrest systems. It should be preferred when collective protection is [...]