Fallproof takes your workplace safety risks very seriously and would only entrust your solutions to include products we trust.

This is why we’re excited to announce our partnership with the Safewaze brand of fall protection products and training.  We find our companies align in our missions to keep workers safe at heights and have combined our experience to bring the best results to our clients.

Safewaze products include:

Full Body Harnesses: Features streamlined, lightweight configurations that provide all-day comfort and flexibility without getting in the way of productivity.

Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) & Lanyards: Including leading-edge fall limiters, web/cable lifelines, and internal shock-absorbing lanyards.

Anchors & Infrastructure: Anchors are the foundation of fall protection: These attachment points must sustain a fallen worker under the tremendous forces generated during a drop. These reusable and fixed anchor points are tailored for many different materials

Confined Space & Emergency Rescue: Highly technical multi-function setups including the 120-foot 3-Way System, tripod deployment kits, winches, and rapid-response safety rescue ladders.

Vertical Lifelines: The hands-free, continuous movement of vertical lifeline systems keeps you working while maintaining a secure overhead connection.

Horizontal Lifelines: Full range of motion across a variety of working surfaces. Ideal for leading edge and low clearance conditions as well as short or long span roofing environments. Easy installation and hands-free use for multiple users.

 Fallproof is also proud to be part of the Safewaze Academy as a fall protection training facility.  We specialize in engaging each student, delivering practical knowledge that transfers easily from activity in the course to safety on the job.  Each course is an all-in experience combining lecture and hands-on modules both on the ground and at height.

Our Open Enrollment Class Calendar for 2027 is:

Feb 9-10 Fall Protection Competent Person

Feb 9-12 FPCP Train the Trainer

March 30-April 1 Fall Protection Competent Person

April 20-21 Fall Protection Competent Person

June 8-9 Fall Protection Competent Person

June 8-11 FPCP with Train the Trainer

July 20-21 Fall Protection Competent Person

August 24-25 Fall Protection Competent Person

September 14-15 Fall Protection Competent Person

October 26-27 Fall Protection Competent Person

October 26-29 FPCP with Train the Trainer

November 9-10 Fall Protection Competent Person

December 14-15 Fall Protection Competent Person

December 14-17 FPCP with Train the Trainer

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Here’s a specific example of when you see risk and Fallproof Systems sees a solution.

Fall Arrest Risk:  A Military Facility in Florida needed to have workers on top of fueling tanks for refueling of equipment on a base.  The workers had to climb in open hatches while filling tanks with fuel. These workers had many challenges working at height on small platforms with no guardrails. They had no passive protection system due to the portability of their fueling equipment as well as the tankers being different sizes.

Fall Arrest Solutions:   Fallproof designed a custom structure allowing the workers to attach to a Rigid Lifeline Track. This track (or rigid rail fall protection system) is a fixed overhead metal rail—usually made of steel or aluminum—that serves as a continuous anchor point for workers. Unlike flexible cable systems, a rigid track does not sag or deflect during a fall, arrests drops within inches and prevents a hazardous pendulum swing effect.

The system we designed allows workers to connect safely at ground level and remain continuously attached as they transition to the roof. Once on the roof, they can move along the edge to access the hatches, open them with the required tools, and connect fueling hoses. The rigid track system, combined with a quick-response self-retracting lifeline and properly fitted harness, provides continuous fall protection throughout the process. By reducing fall distances and limiting arrest forces, the system also enables workers to perform a self-rescue or assisted rescue if needed.

Have a situation where you see fall risks?  We’ll come out and work with you on a solution.

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Installing a fall-protection system is not the end of our work—it is the beginning of an ongoing safety partnership. Fallproof supports every stage of fall protection, including design, installation, training, inspections, and personal protective equipment (PPE). Our goal is to provide a complete solution that helps protect your workers long after installation is complete.

Prepare Workers to Use the System Safely

Guardrails may be intuitive, but most fall-protection systems require training for safe and effective use. Fallproof provides on-site instruction tailored to the system installed and the workers who will use it.

Training options include:

• Proper harness use and fit
• Connecting to approved anchorage with self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) or other devices
• System-specific operating procedures
• Competent Person Training
• Confined Space Rescue
• Ladder Climbing Courses

Equip Workers with the Right PPE

A new system may require workers to use different PPE—or to use fall protection for the first time. Fallproof can recommend and supply equipment suited to the system, task, and work environment.

Our personalized support can help determine:

• The appropriate SRL material and length
• Harness features, including additional D-rings
• Whether fire-resistant materials are needed
• Proper harness sizing and fit
• Whether workers need hands-on instruction

Consultations are available through photographs or an on-site visit. We can also size and fit your staff while demonstrating safe harness use.

Maintain System Safety Through Regular Inspections

Even when workers are trained and properly equipped, the system itself requires continued attention. Falls, accidents, severe weather, visible damage, and normal aging can affect its structure and safety.

Most systems should be inspected at least once each year, regardless of how often they are used. An additional inspection should be performed after any fall or whenever damage is visible.

Because a thorough inspection can be complex, it should be completed by qualified professionals. Fallproof’s dedicated inspections team evaluates the system, documents its condition, helps protect workers, and can reduce the employer’s exposure to liability.

Inspect PPE Along with the System

Harnesses, personal SRLs, and other PPE also require routine inspection. Workers should complete a pre-use check, and a competent person should inspect the equipment at least annually and whenever damage is found.

Key signs that equipment may need to be removed from service include:

• Cuts, wear, deformation, or other visible damage
• A deployed fall indicator, such as an exposed tag, extra material, or colored marking
• Any condition that raises doubt about safe performance

If a fall indicator is visible, the unit must be replaced. Because PPE is generally faster and less costly to replace than an installed system, replacement is often the safest response to damage. Fallproof can inspect PPE on-site and provide an easy-to-read record showing which items passed or failed.

A Complete Post-Installation Partner 

Fallproof Systems is more than an installer or supplier. We help maintain your system and support your staff’s safety for years to come. By managing training, PPE selection, system inspections, and equipment inspections, we reduce the burden on your team and help keep fall protection effective.

From installation and inspection to training and equipment supply, Fallproof provides comprehensive support for your fall-protection needs. Explore the rest of our website to learn more, read additional safety resources, or request a quote.

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The REID gantry system is a modular, lightweight portable aluminum lifting and fall protection frame. This new product is innovative in that it can be used as a safety system in either confined spaces or when working at heights. It’s adjustable, compact and folds away easily for storage.

This money saving product allows both workers and materials to be lowered in a hole as well as working at heights as Fall Protection. With quick setup, multiple configuration options, and fully compliant safety features, this is a proven solution for industries that demand safe working environments without sacrificing performance.

Because it’s lightweight, portable, and quickly set up, Fallproof has been able to use Reid Gantry solutions for lifting or fall arrest on multiple and varied projects including:

Chemical Facilities:   Allowing the workers to climb on top of machines while staying protected from falling,  because the system’s  mobility allows workers to simply roll the system in place and utilize it as a fall arrest system.

Tank Facility:  The Reid Gantry systems allows workers to use ONE SYSTEM across multiple tanks in a yard. Utilizing one solution over 15 to 20 tanks rather than having 15 permanent systems designed into the ground limits the costs and allows ease of use for the workers.

Manufacturing:   A Large General Industry Company is able to use the Reid Gantry in Confined Space and Rescue.   This is an older facility with space restrictions, so having a portable unit that folds up allows them multiple safety solutions for problems that have been an issue for years.

Airplane Repair:   As airplanes get larger and buildings are not able to grow, not all cranes cover all areas. The Reid Gantry is able to reach areas the overhead crane cannot.   It’s portability allows it to be pulled onto the runway for quick repairs, protecting the worker as they perform maintenance.

Sea Boxes:   The constant need to be on top of something, in this case containers,  that are in multiple locations in a yard.  This will again allow for portability as well as ease of use for fall arrest, confined space and rescue across any issue at a facility – saving both money and the event of a catastrophic loss.

Overall, Fallproof has been very impressed with the flexibility, time and money saving options the Reid Gantry brings to our industry.  The system features include:

• Adjustable height
• Single-person assembly—no tools required
• Integrated transport wheels and fold-flat design
• Corrosion-resistant anodized aluminum construction
• Lift or lower products or personnel
• Compatible with sheave carriers, winches, and trolley systems

Contact Fallproof Systems today to solve your safety issues

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Falls continue to be the leading cause of death in the construction industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 865 fatalities due to slips, trips and falls in 2022. Sadly, 700 of these fatalities were the result of falls from elevated heights, such as ladders or roofs, to lower levels. That is almost two worker fatalities every day, on average, from falls to lower levels. These alarming statistics are a great concern!!   Four out of the Top 10 Violations are in the Fall Protection World.

Employers play a crucial role in making sure safety measures are followed. While circumstances may vary for each incident, here are 3 simple steps they can and should take to prevent these unnecessary tragedies.

• Plan ahead to get the job done safely – Employers and supervisors overseeing work at heights should proactively plan projects and integrate safety from the beginning. For example, if the surface is slippery or if the winds are strong, does the work need to be done at that time? What can be done to mitigate hazards?

Examine the work site proactively to identify potential hazards and obstacles. Prioritizing safety from the planning stage allows the teams to adapt and reprioritize efforts and resources as needed.

Make sure your JHA/JSA/Safety Plan is current, and all parties understand the current hazards as the construction changes.

Violation #1 Fall Protection 1926.501

• Proper PPE – Workers exposed to fall hazards must have the appropriate tools and equipment for their work conditions. Equip workers with fall prevention safety-compliant equipment such as anchor systems, guardrails, proper scaffolding, personal fall arrest systems (PFAS) and correctly fitted harnesses.

Keep in mind protective equipment designed for men may not adequately fit or provide proper protection for women. Ensure construction workers of all sizes are fitted properly with safety gear and are trained to wear it properly.

Violation #7 Fall Protection Training Requirements 1926.503

• Train everyone. Every worker must be trained to use the equipment to do the job safely. Training should cover safety practices, emergency procedures and correct equipment usage in a language they understand. Imagine a scenario where workers hear a site manager training them say, “Make sure you tie-off” when working at a height. Now imagine those workers understanding that to mean “take the tie off” and remove a rope rather than ensuring they are secured to a point that will keep them from falling to a lower level. Clear communication that workers understand is paramount to ensuring that workers can perform their jobs safely and effectively.

Always have a plan to provide for prompt rescue of employees in the event of a fall or ensure that employees know how to rescue themselves.

We must do more to protect these workers. Employers and supervisors should lead by example when it comes to worker safety. Encourage and motivate safety compliance as a core value through safety programs that promote a safety-conscious culture and reward employees for helping make their workplaces safer.

Let’s work together to prevent fall hazards and remind everyone to prioritize safety management systems. These simple yet critical actions can make all the difference in saving lives.

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The term self-rescue is a bit misleading. If a worker takes a fall, and a self-retracting lifeline (SRL) or other fall protection lifeline stops their fall, there might be situations where an unassisted self-rescue is possible. They might be close enough to a ledge or floor level to be able to reach out and grab it and pull themselves up on to it. Read more.

When discussing the effectiveness of certain types of fall protection equipment, there is a debate going on these days over which type of connector is best: self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) or 6-foot shock absorbing lanyards (the connector is the device that links the body harness to an anchorage, such as an overhead fixed track or single-point anchor points). It is our opinion that SRLs are the best type of connector. Yes, lanyards are less expensive, but SRLs provide more effective fall protection, and are worth the extra money you spend. Read more.

A rescue plan is critical to any well-managed fall protection program, but it is an often-overlooked factor. Having a plan in place is necessary for any organization with workers at height. No one wants to see a co-worker hurt. Every employee working at a height must be prepared to act quickly in the event of an accident, specifically, because suspension trauma starts to set in within minutes. Read more.