![]() ![]() It passes all current testing and conforms to the current standards. The system does not require permanently fixing to the roof and protective rubber pads are applied to all surfaces intended to be in contact with the roof. On construction sites it can be easily assembled to prevent falls from roof openings, open lift shafts, stairwells etc.Ĭorrectly installed, there is no possibility of Edge-Shield systems causing damage to the roof or subsequent leaks. For the permanent use on roof edges and balconies. It can be either fully galvanized, Aluminum and in harsher environments in Stainless Steel. The Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999, clause 8(1)(c)Įiger Edge-Shield is a free-standing counter balanced system offering protection against falls from roof edges.The Construction (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1996, clause 8(1) to (5).The Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1992, clause 13(b).Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 1994, clauses 13(2)(a) and 14(a).With Edge-Shield, clients, designers, contractors, planning supervisors and employers can meet their obligations under the following legislation: Eiger Edge-Shield free standing guard-rails are an economic means of providing permanent or temporary fall protection. The bases stand direct on the roof surface, and are easily removed when the work is completed.Permanent guard rails or handrail systems are the best way of preventing falls from height. ![]() The bases can take up to four posts, to allow for different configurations. Depending on the type of roof, the posts can be bolted to appropriate locations, or securely fitted into weighted bases. It is, in many instances, essential that rail anchor points do not penetrate the roof skin. ![]() OSHA has established standards for how gaps in rails will be accommodated, and all Tritech free standing guardrails satisfy those requirements. Tritech’s solutions incorporate the need to allow for pipes and other obstructions in the work area. They can include access gates where needed. Tritech’s free standing guard rails allow for straight line installation as well as a building’s curves and corners. They include access gates where needed and allow for pipes and other obstructions in the work area to OSHA standards. Tritech’s free standing guard rails allow for straight line installation as well as building’s curves and corners. They are also used for working on top of railcars, trucks and trailers close to elevated building access points. The guardrails will go at the leading edge of the rooftop, around skylights and strategically placed to access HVAC and other equipment that are close to the leading edge. Every one of our solutions meets or exceeds OSHA requirements.įree standing guardrails are commonly installed on Rooftops. Tritech Fall Protection Systems™ specializes in designing and installing comprehensive, turnkey passive fall protection solutions. The top rail, of whatever overall design, must be capable of resisting an applied force of 200 lbs. There should be a mid rail and screening if the guard rail, itself, does not abut a parapet height of 21 inches. Top rails should be approximately 42 inches above walk or work level. These standards include rail height and force resistance. To minimize risk, OSHA has set exacting standards (1926-502) for the design and functionality of free standing guardrails. Rather than utilizing a simple, self-provided, but inappropriate, temporary fall protection solution, employers should look to the industry specialists. Construction, installation, maintenance, loading and cleaning crews are usually the most at risk of falling. Even though the work is occasional, falls may be a potential and continuing hazard while ever the crew is on the job. Work crews in many industries temporarily work at heights. ![]()
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