Fall Protection

Is Your Harness Ready? Dust, sweat, and harsh conditions can silently wear down your equipment. Discover simple maintenance tips to extend its life—and keep you safe on the job.

Learn how to properly clean, dry, and store your harness and lanyards.

When does a safety harness reach the end of its service life? What are the telltale signs? When safety is on the line, you need answers. For that reason, experts took the time to answer your questions.

Fall risks make the oil and gas sector one of the most demanding in terms of fall protection. Workers must be able to rely on high-performance equipment to ensure their safety in extreme conditions.

Discover the specific risks of working at height on drilling platforms and the essential protective equipment to prevent accidents.

Discover our 5 essential tips for safe roof snow removal. Protect your teams this winter with best practices and the right safety equipment and fall arrest systems.

For the safety of your teams and to save costs, it's important to have the tools and best practices in place to properly manage your fall protection equipment.

💬 Discover everything you need to know about fall protection and confined space safety in our latest Q&A with 3M and SPI Health and Safety experts! 

 From lanyard classifications to essential rescue plans, anti-trauma equipment, and required training, we cover it all to help you maintain a safer work environment. 

Ensuring the safety of workers at height is critical and fall arrest systems are key to preventing serious accidents. Honeywell and SPI have put together this guide to highlight the main components of a fall arrest system.

With more stringent standards and regulations concerning the risks of falling from heights, business leaders and health and safety managers are always looking for the best solutions to make their workplace safer. Since the C-21 Act took effect, preventing falls from the roof is becoming a priority for a majority of organizations. To protect your employees and contractors working on your rooftop, several methods are available. Here are eight reasons to choose a self-supporting guardrail.

I’ve got my harness, is that all? The simple answer is no.
A harness should be just one of many protective devices when working at heights.  

Similar to the torch for a welder or scissors for a hairdresser, workers who need to work at a height have their own essential equipment: the self-retracting lifeline (SRL).

Since your life may depend on your SRL, ensuring it works properly before climbing is essential. This article will explain proper inspection.

If you didn't have the chance to join us for our webinar on leading edges with 3M, we've put together a quick recap of the important concepts covered during the webinar.