Security in Private / Domestic Environments
Fall arrest systems for condominiums and private homes
Replacing roof tiles, cleaning gutters, installing or maintaining photovoltaic systems and antennas, or an outdoor air conditioning unit, or cleaning a chimney—there are many occasions where you'll need to climb onto the roof of a building, be it a private residence, an apartment building, or a hotel.
Small, short-term jobs, however, carry the risk of falling from a height and resulting in injury: a moment of distraction, a slipping foot, a loss of balance, dizziness, a structural failure, the use of unsuitable equipment, and other similar situations can have serious consequences even from modest heights.
The safety of workers accessing roofs in condominiums is required by law, and the liability of the administrator or owner for failure to comply with these obligations entails the application of fines and criminal penalties.
By securing the roof and installing a lifeline These small interventions can be carried out without risks, saving on maintenance and relieving the homeowner, the administrator or the condominium owners from liability.
that interests you
- Lifelines
- Anchor points
- Access systems
- Confined spaces