Protected by US patent # 11,203,881 with other patents pending.
Innovative, practical solutions to keep you safe!
Protected by US patent # 11,203,881 with other patents pending.
Innovative, practical solutions to keep you safe!
Our newest line of anchors offers a much simpler and cost effective way to add safety to your projects. These anchors are offered for all types of construction- reroof, nested purlin, 1.5” purlin, OSB sheeted roofs, and 3.5” purlin. Simply screw them on while the trusses are still on the ground, or as soon as the old shingle ridge cap is removed for an immediate tie off point. They will then stay there for the life of the structure and can be used for any repair or maintenance in the future. The tie off point protrudes from the ridge cap but is barely noticeable from the ground and in fact provides a potential upsell to the customer, they have a permanent tie off point to keep themselves or other workers safe down the road. Give us a call for more info and pricing on this simple yet effective way to keep you safe! We are proud to say they are made in the USA.
Meets OSHA Standard 1926.502
The good news is that falls are preventable! Ridgeline Safety Systems provides fall arrest solutions that make it easy for workers to tie off. Our permanent anchors meet OSHA Standard 1926.502.
The system is comprised of two main components - anchors, and ridge hooks. The anchors are attached to the truss before it is set, or as soon as the old ridge is torn off in a retrofit application. These anchors provide an immediate tie off point. They are permanent and will be covered by the new ridge cap. The Ridge Hooks are used after the ridge cap is on, and provide a tie off point for workers or repair technicians from any industry with no additional holes in the roof.
Ridgeline Safety Systems was created by Roofing Professionals with intimate knowledge of the industry. They realize that in order to consistently get workers to tie off, it has to be as simple as possible. With some exceptions, it's common for a worker to run some screws into a temporary anchor to satisfy the need to be tied off, and avoid OSHA fines. These screws may or may not be into a rafter or truss, and inevitably the anchor will be moved several times throughout the day. By installing a permanent anchor on the ground or as soon as you get on the roof, you can be sure if the worst happens, the anchor will stay put.
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