Fall protection

What types of fall protection systems are available?

A fall can have serious consequences – from serious injuries to life-threatening accidents. Working at heights is risky. This makes it all the more important to rely on reliable fall protection systems. With our comprehensive portfolio of safety solutions, we ensure that the highest safety standards are not only met but also consistently implemented – always in accordance with the (current and regionally applicable) legal requirements.

Fall protection systems – Our service

In addition to manufacturing proven fall protection systems (such as ladders, safety railings for your flat roof, anchor points, or rail systems), we offer comprehensive services—from professional planning of customized safety systems to practical installation training, which can be carried out either on site or at our company headquarters. Our in-house shipping service also ensures reliable and on-time delivery throughout Europe – including precise unloading directly at the construction site. With our services, we create safe working environments on roofs and facades and do everything we can to effectively minimize risks and ensure lasting safety.

When do you need fall protection?

Reliable fall protection is essential whenever work is carried out at heights where there is a risk of falling. As a rule, this applies from a height of one meter – for example, when working on scaffolding or work platforms. When working on roofs, machines, or facades, appropriate safety measures are required from a height of two meters. During construction phases or at temporary workplaces, the minimum height for fall protection increases to three meters, especially if there are no permanently installed safety systems. However, regardless of the fall height, safety measures are also required if special hazard areas such as water surfaces, facilities, or traffic routes are involved. The exact requirements and regulations are laid down in relevant regulations such as DGUV Rule 112-198, DIN 4426, and ASR 2.1—for safety that delivers what it promises.

When is fall protection needed?

Reliable fall protection is essential whenever work is carried out at heights where there is a risk of falling. As a rule, this applies from a height of one meter—for example, when working on scaffolding or work platforms. When working on roofs, machines, or facades, appropriate safety measures are required from a height of two meters.

During construction phases or at temporary workplaces, the minimum height for fall protection increases to three meters, especially if there are no permanently installed safety systems. However, regardless of the fall height, safety measures are also required if special hazard areas such as water surfaces, facilities, or traffic routes are involved. The exact requirements and regulations are laid down in relevant regulations such as DGUV Rule 112-198, DIN 4426, and ASR 2.1—for safety that delivers what it promises.