Elevating Safety: Height Works Annual Fall Protection Inspection and Testing Program.

Your team's safety isn't just important to us; it's our promise when it comes to fall protection. That is why our Annual Fall Protection Inspection and Testing Program at Height Works is more than just a service. It is a vow to make your team's safety better every year. Our commitment to improving your safety standards at all times is shown in every phase of our fall protection inspection, from planning ahead to carefully carrying out the work on site. Let's take a closer look at what you can expect when you work with Height Works through our yearly inspection and testing program.

The Program for Annual Fall Protection Inspections and Tests

There are eight well-planned processes in Height Works' Annual Inspection and Testing Program. Every stage is a planned effort to make your fall protection system stronger, making sure that every part not only meets but surpasses industry standards.

1. Proactive Planning: Getting Ready for Great Safety

Our inspection procedure starts before our technicians ever get to your site. A detailed study is done on each site to create a Safe Work Plan that meets the needs of that type of site. With this information, our team can make sure that every possible risk is found when they do field-level hazard assessments, conduct an annual fall protection inspection, and put fall protection plans into action on site.

2. Safety measures that look at the whole picture, not just the equipment

Checking equipment is only one part of safety. It's about knowing what makes your environment hard to deal with. During our evaluations on site, we check lockout protocols, control zones, and other safety standards. We also make sure that work locations are safe for both workers and pedestrians. Then we make a full database, which is a living record that keeps track of the inspection and repair work done on each piece of equipment and region.

3. On-Site Execution: Careful and Accurate

As we set up access areas and extension ladders, using control zones to keep traffic out of possible drop zones, our specialists get to work on the heart of your fall prevention system. They carefully check and fix each piece of equipment with torque wrenches, hand tools, flashlights, extendable mirrors, and personal fall arrest systems (PFAS) as part of your annual fall protection inspection. What happens? An inspection report for each item that gives a full picture of its condition.

4. Improving traceability: giving each asset a unique tag

We put durable asset tags with unique identification numbers on each piece of equipment to make it even easier to trace. This step not only makes the inspection process easier, but it also adds to the comprehensive database, which stores all essential data and reports online.

5. Finding and fixing problems: being open about what you do

Our professionals do more than merely check things—they know how to fix them. During your annual fall protection inspection, our crew jumps into action if they find any flaws or problems with any piece of equipment. We quickly fix minor issues while staying within the budget we set ahead of time. For more serious problems, we provide clear pricing estimates so you can review them before we begin repairs. Every update is saved electronically in the data and reports that go with it for full transparency.

6. Strict Testing for Strong Safety

When anchors need proof load testing, we use high-tech gear like the HydraJaws load test kit, which can put up to 22 kN (5,000 lbs) of load on wall anchors. As part of your annual fall protection inspection, this thorough method makes sure that every part of your fall protection system is not only checked but also put through rigorous tests to ensure it meets and exceeds safety standards.

7. Detailed Documentation: Technical Report After the Inspection

After the inspection, our professionals provide detailed field technical reports that include system specifics such as identification numbers, types, locations, results, and suggestions for repairs. This report, which the field technician signed, gives a full picture of the inspection process, making sure that everything is clear and everyone is responsible.

8. Certification Excellence: A Mark of Quality Assurance

We also give you an equipment certification letter that lists the inspected and tested equipment, its unique identification numbers, and its building locations and is stamped by a competent engineer. This certificate is more than simply a piece of paper; it’s a key part of your annual fall protection inspection and demonstrates our confidence that your fall protection system meets and even surpasses industry standards.

A Lasting Partnership: More Than Following the Rules and Meeting Expectations

Our Annual Inspection and Testing Program is more than simply a regular checkup. Dedicated safety professionals carefully check everything to make sure your staff is safe from falls. Height Works can help you raise your safety standards. You can trust them at every step of the way.