safety nets

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For your quick reference, we’ve provided a series of questions and answers about working at heights and their implications for public safety.

Safety Net Type S on the roof, is a type of collective safety net, certified according to the UNE EN-1263-1 and UNE EN 1263.2 standards, which enables fall arrest. Although this is an example of a Type S Safety Netting…

Horizontal nets disassembly process must be carried out with precision and care to ensure the safety of workers and the integrity of the nets. Here are the necessary steps to carry out proper disassembly, from the separation of the net…

Install safety net for horizontal use is a crucial part in the operator protection. Proper installation minimizes the risk of accidents. It ensures that the safety nets perform their function of preventing falls and securing the work area effectively. For…

The number of temporary edge protection standards can vary by country and region. Different standards organizations may develop their own guidelines. In Europe we work with the EN 13347 standard, which establishes the requirements, maintenance and test methods for temporary…

Temporary edge protection systems are crucial for ensuring safety in construction and other high-risk environments. These systems serve as barriers that prevent falls and other accidents, safeguarding workers and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. According to the EN 13374 standard,…

It is clear that the risk of suffering a fall from heights is not exclusive to the construction sector, but it is in this sector where these workplace accidents are more common and dangerous. So it never hurts to review…