Anchor Points Engineered
Across 186 documented sites
Site-Specific Plans Delivered
Hospital, utility, industrial
Recordable Falls on Documented Sites
Since first plan issued, 2014
Response for Emergency Assessments
Monday morning crew-ready
Every number above is auditable. Ask for the project log on your first call — we'll send it before you even book the site walk.
Specification Index
Horizontal Lifeline Design
Full horizontal lifeline engineering for steel, concrete, and composite roof structures. Every design accounts for dynamic arrest forces, deflection limits, and rescue access — not just the cable spec.
Roof Anchor Layout
Anchor placement mapped to actual roof geometry, not generic templates. Substrate core samples reviewed before any spec is written.
Rescue Planning
Suspension trauma is fatal within minutes. Rescue plans are site-specific, not boilerplate — equipment lists, personnel roles, and egress routes matched to your actual layout.
Annual Re-Certification Audits
Anchors degrade. Substrates crack. Re-certification catches deferred maintenance before OSHA does. Includes photographic documentation of every anchor point inspected.
From First Call to Stamped Plan
On-site assessment before a single spec is written
We walk the roof, scaffold, or open-sided floor personally. Substrate conditions, existing anchor hardware, access routes, and rescue egress — all documented in the field, not assumed from a blueprint.
Load calculations and system design under PE review
Arrest forces, swing-fall geometry, deflection limits, and rescue loads are calculated to the actual anchor substrate — concrete, steel deck, masonry, or composite panel. No generic load tables.
Crew-ready documentation before Monday morning
The final package includes the fall protection plan, anchor map, rescue procedures, inspection checklist, and competent-person designation letter — everything the superintendent needs on the job trailer wall.
Emergency protocol available: 48-hour turnaround for crew-start deadlines. Call directly.
Site Categories We've Stamped
Hospital & Healthcare Expansion
Active-facility construction over occupied floors
Aging Parapet & Facade Systems
Facility managers inheriting legacy anchor hardware
Regional Utility Infrastructure
Competent person on record before crews clip in
Industrial & Manufacturing Roofing
Skylights, HVAC maintenance corridors, and equipment platforms
Before your crew clips in Monday — have a stamped plan in hand.
A single OSHA citation for missing fall protection documentation can run $16,131 per violation. A site-specific plan costs a fraction of that — and the site walk is free.
Citation reference: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 · Max penalty $16,131/violation (2024)