Fall Protection Testing Services
Inspection & Testing of Safety lines, Anchor Points, Abseil Systems and much more.
Fall Protection Testing Services
Inspection & Testing of Safety lines, Anchor Points, Abseil Systems and much more.
Falltec Safety Services
About Us
Falltec is a small independent company, we specialize in the full inspection and recertification of all fall protection equipment. Providing a detailed report, relaying knowledge and continued support, keeping you and others safe while working at height.
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What we cover
Safety Line Systems
Guardrail Inspections
Safety Line Systems
Safety lines are an important part of fall protection systems that help keep people safe when working at heights. Regular inspections and testing ensure that safety lines are reliable and fit for use, and that they meet industry regulations and standards BS:7883 2019. These inspections are to carried out on a one time annual basis (every 12 months) by a competent and qualified person, and a visual check by each user before use.
Ladder Inspections
Guardrail Inspections
Safety Line Systems
In the UK, ladders must be regularly inspected to ensure they are safe and suitable for use, and to comply with legislation such as the Work at Height Regulations 2005 BS:4211. Inspections are to be carried out by a competent person and also pre use checks by each user.
Guardrail Inspections
Guardrail Inspections
Guardrail Inspections
Guardrails are a great collective edge protection solution providing they are installed, inspected and maintained inline with manufacturers instructions and BS EN 13374.
They offer suitable protection without the need for further training. An annual inspection is required to ensure the system is safe for use.
Abseil Anchors
Surveys and Investigations
Guardrail Inspections
Abseiling systems are used for tasks such as window cleaning and cladding maintenance, and are sometimes the only way to access certain areas.
There are several British Standards (BS) that relate to abseiling. Other standards that may be relevant to abseiling include: LOLER 1998, BS 7883:2019, and ISO 22846.
BS 7985:2013: The Code of Practice for the use of Rope Access methods for Industrial Purposes, which recommends that abseil anchor systems installed in accordance with BS 8610:2017 should be inspected every 6 months.
BS 8610:2017: The standard for abseil anchors.
BS EN 795:2012: The standard for class A anchor points.
EN362: The standard for connectors.
Harness & PPE Inspections
Surveys and Investigations
Surveys and Investigations
Having your Harness & PFPE inspected is a critical safety measure for keeping you safe when working at height. With various manufacturers of equipment it’s vital you understand the Do’s & Dont’s of your PFPE. Having these inspected annually will give the reassurance the kit is safe for use and all the important information is remembered.
Surveys and Investigations
Surveys and Investigations
Surveys and Investigations
Do you require a survey?
We offer free surveys and investigations for any Working at Height and Safety matters.
It’s not uncommon to question if a procedure, area of work or access/egress is safe. Falltec can give you free advice to make sure you’re working in the safest manner giving you full confidence when working at height.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at Office@falltec.co.uk if you cannot find an answer to your question.
All line systems, ladders, guardrails and other working at height safety equipment should be tested and inspected every 12 months by a professional competent person.
Upon inspection, our engineers will create a report on the condition of the equipment and together we will provide a proactive solution to resolve the issue.
We have a rigorous quality control process in place that involves regular reviews, testing, and documentation to ensure that our work meets the highest standards of quality and accuracy.
We cover the whole of England Scotland Wales and surrounding islands.
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