Products by EDGE Fall Protection

Engineered horizontal lifelines and active fall arrest for work where guardrail is not practical: roofs, runways, crane rails, building edges and equipment tops. Workers stay continuously tied off and hands-free as they move along the hazard. Fall clearance and anchor loads depend on span, sag and...

Crossover platforms, work platforms and metal stairs that give crews a safe path over pipes, ducts, conveyors, roof walls and elevation changes, indoors or on the roof. Modular aluminum components with stamped traction treads and continuous handrails resist corrosion and bolt together without...

Self-closing gates that close behind every worker, so ladderways, platform openings and mezzanine edges are never left unguarded. Built to OSHA 1910.29(b) guardrail requirements with a 42 in. top rail, 21 in. midrail and toe board. • EDGE E3 Industrial Safety Gate: adjustable, self-closing and...

OSHA treats an unprotected skylight as a hole in the roof: 1910.28(b)(3) in general industry and 1926.501(b)(4) in construction. EDGE protects skylights without penetrating the roof membrane and without blocking daylight. • Skyguard skylight screens that cover domed skylights • SkyView barrier...

Permanent guardrail for mezzanines, loading docks, shipping pits, platforms and roof edges where protection needs to stay in place. EDGE offers both fastened and non-penetrating systems and will tell you honestly which one your site calls for. • Wall-mounted (face-mounted) and floor-mounted...

Fixed roof access ladders, ships ladders and roof crossover ladders, configured to your building and made and finished in the USA. The cage rule has changed. Under OSHA 1910.28(b)(9), cages no longer count as fall protection on new fixed ladders over 24 ft, and existing cages must be replaced with...

Engineered systems for sites where no catalog product fits. A technician on top of an 8 to 10 ft chiller or air handler is already above OSHA's 4 ft trigger, whether the unit sits on the roof or inside the plant. • AHU and chiller guardrail built around each unit's fan deck, service panels and...

Freestanding, counterweighted roof guardrail with no drilling, welding or roof penetrations, so it protects your people and the roof warranty you already paid for. Passive protection covers everyone on the roof without harnesses or tie-off. • AccuFit Safety Railing: an architectural profile that...

Our most versatile freestanding roof guardrail: weighted cast iron bases, no roof penetrations, and fully relocatable as rooftop equipment and work zones change. Designed for flat roof edges and leading edge hazards, it gives everyone on the roof passive protection without tie-off. • Completely...

Overhead rigid rail fall protection for plants, hangars, loading bays and maintenance areas. The anchor travels directly above the worker, so the rigid track limits swing falls and needs less fall clearance than a cable system, which matters where headroom is tight. • Ceiling-mounted rigid rail...

Fall protection for workers on top of railcars, tank trucks and trailers during loading, unloading and maintenance. Railcar and trailer tops leave limited clearance below the worker, so the system has to be engineered for the fall distance, not picked from a catalog. • Freestanding cantilever...

Annual fall protection inspection and recertification for anchors, horizontal lifelines, rigid rail and guardrail. Under OSHA and ANSI Z359 practice, permanent systems need documented inspection at least once a year by a competent person, with anchor pull testing typically on a five-year cycle. •...

Fall protection for open dock doors. When the door is up and no trailer is backed in, the dock edge is an unprotected drop, usually more than 4 ft, which triggers OSHA 1910.28(b)(1) in general industry. EDGE dock gates close that edge between trucks and lift clear for loading. • Single cantilever...