High-quality, modular solutions that offer permanent access & collective protection for working at height.
With extensive experience in the height safety market, our team works together to deliver a blend of products and service that goes beyond achieving compliance. Our friendly, willing people are focused on helping you effectively manage work at height risks in a way that protects your company and, most importantly, the people that work in, on and around your premises.
Working at height remains one of the most dangerous activities in the UK construction and maintenance sector. Older roofs can be especially dangerous, with many being constructed from materials that
According to the latest HSE figures, the top causes of fatal accidents in the workplace are falls from height, being struck by an object, and being trapped by something collapsing
Did you know that roof work causes around a quarter of all construction deaths, with fragile surfaces like skylights responsible for the largest share? Skylights and roof lights are the
It’s a common misconception that ladders are banned from building sites. While temporary ladders do raise some safety concerns, fixed access ladders are a fully compliant solution to help your
Following the government’s goal to achieve 45-47GW of installed solar capacity by 2030, rooftop solar PV installations are now becoming increasingly common on commercial and industrial buildings. While this is
Working at height is one of the most dangerous activities in the workplace. In fact, falls from height are the number one cause of fatal injuries, according to the HSE.
Working on roofs inherently carries risks. To prevent falls, appropriate precautions are vital. If there’s a risk of falling more than two metres, robust roof edge protection, such as suitable
Data centres rooftops are often critical, yet hazardous, areas housing vital HVAC and cooling infrastructure. Ensuring safe and efficient access for maintenance and inspections is paramount for preventing downtime and
Working at height within a data centre, despite the seemingly controlled environment, presents significant and often underestimated dangers. Whether it’s accessing rooftop infrastructure, manoeuvring on temporary platforms, or even a
Data centres are the mission-critical backbone of our digital world, housing sensitive equipment and requiring regular maintenance and upgrades. However, the complex infrastructure within these facilities often presents significant fall
