Fall protection gear for roofing and construction work at height, covering harnesses, anchor points, lanyards, SRLs, and rescue equipment rated to OSHA and ANSI standards.

Harnesses distribute fall-arrest forces across the shoulders, legs, and waist, with tongue-and-buckle, quick-connect, and belted styles depending on how much mobility the job needs. Anchor Points give a certified attachment point on roofs, beams, concrete, or parapet walls, in fixed, temporary, and portable versions. Lanyards connect the harness to the anchor with shock-absorbing and restraint options, while Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs) add automatic slack take-up and locking for overhead or leading-edge work. Rescue Equipment covers rescue ladders, trauma relief straps, and SRL accessories for responding once a fall has already happened.

Match the system to the task: general roofing and framing work typically pairs a harness with a shock-absorbing lanyard, while leading-edge or overhead work calls for a rated SRL instead.