News

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.

Working at height continues to be one of the leading causes of serious injury and fatalities in construction, utilities, and industrial work across Canada. Whether you’re accessing rooftops, scaffolding, or tower structures, understanding the risks and implementing proper fall protection and control measures is essential. 

Equipping your team with the right tools is only part of the solution. You need ongoing support from safety experts who understand your industry, your regulations, and your risks. At Height Works Ltd., we deliver height safety services that empower teams to work confidently—because safe work is smart work.

Imagine scaling heights without a safety net. That’s precisely what lacking a guardrail fall protection system is like. Guardrail systems aren’t just good but integral in shaping safer workplaces. For business leaders, safety managers, and those with boots on the ground, it’s time for a heart-to-heart talk on making workplaces safer.

Working at heights in alternative energy sectors involves the risk of falling from numerous at-height structures, like roofs and towers. Here are the safety challenges workers face.