The Short Answer: Lanyards are a critical connection in any fall protection system, linking workers to a secure anchor point and reducing injury risks when working at height. From shock-absorbing […]

The Short Answer: Suspension trauma—also called orthostatic intolerance—occurs when a worker is left hanging in a safety harness after a fall. Blood can start to pool in the lower extremities, […]

The Short Answer: Every type of tree stand requires a full-body harness and a proper fall protection system to prevent serious injuries. Never climb or hunt without staying connected from […]

What is a Controlled Access Zone (CAZ)? A controlled access zone, often referred to as a CAZ, is a specifically designated work zone where certain high-risk tasks are performed near […]

Confined spaces present some of the most dangerous conditions in the workplace. With hazards like toxic gases, limited oxygen, and restricted movement, crews must be prepared for the worst-case scenario: […]

The Short Answer: When working on a roof 6 feet or higher, OSHA requires fall protection. Workers must wear a properly fitted full-body harness and connect to an approved anchor […]

The Short Answer: When a worker is injured on the jobsite, seek medical help, preserve the scene, notify OSHA within 8-24 hours, depending on the injury severity and record the […]

Your scaffolding isn’t just equipment—it’s what stands between your crew and the ground. No second chances. No do-overs.  Supported scaffolding systems start on solid ground and builds up. Loads are […]

Anchor points are a key part of any fall protection setup. In 2023, falls from elevation caused 421 out of 1,075 construction deaths in the U.S.—making them the top cause […]

While supported scaffolding builds safety from the ground up, suspended scaffolding operates from above—depending entirely on engineered precision and redundant safety systems to protect crews from fatal falls. This fundamental […]