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Commercial Infrastructure

Fall protection solutions for commercial infrastructure

When your property rises, so do the risks.

Whether you’re overseeing a commercial tower in downtown Calgary or a multi-unit residential development in Vancouver, working at height is part of your day-to-day. From exterior maintenance to rooftop access, your team—and your liability—live above the ground.

At Height Works Ltd., we serve as your safety partner, helping you reduce risk, ensure compliance, and protect every worker and contractor on-site.

Why Fall Protection Matters in Hi-Rise Property Management

Unprotected Access Points

Rooftop hatches, skylights, and service platforms often lack physical barriers. These are some of the most common blind spots in fall protection.

Confusing Regulations Across Provinces

Do you follow CSA Z259? Alberta’s OH&S Code? BC’s Part 11 regulations? Inconsistent understanding can leave gaps in your compliance.

Multiple Contractors, One Standard

Window washers. HVAC technicians. Roofers. They all use your building. Are they all trained? Are you responsible if their protection fails?

Did You Know?

  • Falls remain the leading cause of injury in multi-storey building construction across Canada.

  • A rooftop slip or fall into a skylight is legally treated the same as a fall from the edge.

  • CSA Z259.2.2 requires fall protection equipment inspections at least annually.

Passive vs Active Protection for Property Owners

Passive Systems:

Ideal for long-term risk mitigation without relying on worker behavior.

  • Guardrails (non-penetrating or fixed)

  • Roof hatch barriers & skylight screens

  • Walkways, crossover bridges, and access platforms

Benefits:

  • No user training required

  • Always “on”

  • Reduces human error and long-term liability

Active Systems:

Better for temporary work or mobile contractors.

  • Anchors (fixed or temporary)

  • Horizontal or vertical lifelines

  • Harnesses, lanyards, and SRLs

Benefits:

  • Adaptable to unique service jobs

  • Can be used for complex rooflines or suspended access

  • Excellent for seasonal maintenance or short-term construction

Serving the Needs of High-Rise Stakeholders

We work closely with:

  • Property Managers who need turn-key safety solutions without disrupting tenants.

  • Facilities Maintenance Teams who require ongoing access and inspection.

  • Construction & Restoration Firms who need engineered systems to meet bid specs.

  • HOAs & Condo Boards looking for liability reduction and compliance assurance.

Systems We Recommend for High-Rise Projects

Solution

Best Use Case

Non-Penetrating Guardrails

Rooftop perimeter & mechanical zones

Rigid Rail Systems

Short fall-clearance zones like elevator shafts

Roof Hatch Barriers

Interior roof access protection

Horizontal Lifelines

Long-span movement on complex rooftops

Anchor Systems

Exterior work & suspended maintenance access

Annual Inspection Program

Meets CSA/Provincial compliance & insurance standards

What Our Clients Say

“The peace of mind I get from knowing our rooftop and access points are compliant is invaluable. Height Works helped us from planning to installation—and beyond.”

Gerry L., Commercial Property Manager, Calgary

Let’s Take Fall Protection Off Your Worry List

As a property owner or manager, you’re already managing enough. Partner with a team that knows the codes, understands the risks, and designs systems that respect your structure.

Book Your Site Audit or Equipment Review

We proudly serve Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, providing:

  • Fall Protection Audits & CSA-Compliant Reports

  • Engineered System Design & Installation

  • Annual Recertification & Tagging

  • Safety Training & Documentation

  • PPE & Equipment Procurement

Connect with one of our Height Works Experts Today

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