Internal Braking • Housing Durability • Connector Types Self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) are critical components of fall protection systems, offering mobility with automatic fall arrest capabilities. But not all SRLs are created equal. To make an informed choice, it is helpful...
Operating aerial lifts—like scissor lifts and boom lifts—poses serious fall hazards if fall protection is misunderstood or misused. While many workers assume the gear requirements are the same for both, OSHA regulations and ANSI standards draw key distinctions. Let’s clear up...
Fading, Fraying & Failing ANSI Standards: What You Need to Know Hi-vis safety shirts are a first line of defense when it comes to staying seen and staying safe. But like any piece of PPE, these shirts don't last forever....
When it comes to fall protection, your harness isn’t just about D-rings and padding—the buckle style plays a big role in your comfort, fit, and job performance. Whether you're a tower tech, ironworker, or utility crew member, choosing the right...
When shopping for a hi-vis safety vest, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to choose a mesh or solid fabric design. While both can meet ANSI/ISEA safety standards and provide essential visibility on the jobsite, they serve very...
When it comes to fall protection, every component plays a critical role in keeping workers safe—including the humble D-ring extender. This small accessory can make donning a harness easier and improve workflow, but it can also create safety risks if...
✅ Performance Standards • ⚖️ Strength Ratings • 🏷️ Labeling Rules • 🔗 Connector Requirements When it comes to fall protection, not all lanyards are created equal. To ensure safety and compliance on the jobsite, your lanyard must meet the...
When it comes to safety on the jobsite, visibility is just the beginning. While ANSI standards help ensure hi-vis vests meet visibility requirements, color-coding adds another layer of organization, communication, and role clarity. From construction crews to large event staff,...
When it comes to fall protection, leading edge self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) are often misunderstood and misused. These specialized SRLs are built for one thing: protecting workers exposed to sharp or abrasive edge conditions—like steel decking, concrete forms, or rooftop perimeters....
