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Working at Heights: Safety Insights and Industry Updates
Stay informed with the latest news, expert advice, and safety tips for working at heights. At Height Works, we’re dedicated to keeping your team safe through comprehensive fall protection solutions and essential safety practices.
A lanyard inspection should review the webbing, stitching, energy absorber, connectors, labels, lifeline compatibility, and signs of damage such as cuts, fraying, burns, corrosion, deformation, contamination, or deployed shock absorbers.
Summer is peak season for many BC worksites, making it the right time to review PPE before worn gear creates safety risks, compliance concerns, or jobsite delays. This article breaks down the small but essential equipment crews often miss, including helmets, connectors, headlamps, gear bags, anchor straps, lanyards, and replacement accessories. Learn what to inspect, what to replace, and how Height Works can help your team prepare for safer summer work at height.
HOW TO PRACTICE THE 5 KEY PRINCIPALS OF FALL PROTECTION
1. ELIMINATE
2. PREVENT AND/OR GUARD
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