Galvanized Guardrail Systems: Why Hot-Dipped Steel Outperforms Powder-Coated Rails Approximately 25 years ago, OSHA instituted the Subpart M Fall Protection Standard for construction workplaces implementing protection from falling objects, falls from tripping over holes, falling through holes, and protection while working around dangerous equipment. Employers were instructed to use fall protection systems such as
A Safe, Simple OSHA-Compliant Parapet Clamp Guardrail System If you are working on rooftops, retaining walls, or other elevated surfaces with parapet walls, The Hilmerson® Parapet Clamp Guardrail System offers a non-penetrating, construction-grade™ solution that makes rooftop fall protection fast, secure, and OSHA-compliant. At the heart of this system is our Parapet Wall
Guardrail Wall Mount Plate The Hilmerson Safety® Guardrail Wall Mount Plate is new accessory that allows for an additional anchorage option. Can’t or don’t want to mount to the top of your concrete surface? No problem, you can now easily mount on the side. This specially designed wall mount plate
Leading Edge Safety: Why Industry Leading General Contractors Are Turning Away From Job-Built Wooden Guardrails As the carpenter foreman completes his daily inspection of the wooden guardrail system, he notices a section where the toeboard is missing. A little farther down the line of the leading-edge safety guardrail, he notices a busted top rail.
A passive fall protection system may sound like the opposite of taking action, but when it comes to construction safety, passive protection is often the safest approach. Unlike active fall protection, which requires workers to wear and properly use personal protective equipment, passive systems such as guardrails provide continuous protection without requiring workers to