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Fall Protection Anchor Points

Secure rooftop safety anchors, Roof tiebacks and overhead anchor points

Stay grounded when working at height

Safe rooftops, towers and tanks that require inspections, maintenance, and repair will have clear ways to connect lanyards, lifelines, and other forms of tie-off to safeguard work at height. Active fall protection systems that use a single fixed point of attachment for tying off come in a variety of forms. More commonly found on the roof fixed to either permanent or temporary post systems, anchors are also found inside of operations in the rafters, single point anchors are suitable for use in both fall arrest and fall restraint systems.

Roof anchor points, rigid posts, and single point anchors can be used in a variety of tasks and applications. When it comes to roof anchor points for fall protection, although they vary by industry, job, type of installation and structure. Our Rigid Roof Anchors are designed to resist a pull-out force of 5400lbs (24kN) and hold under more than a ton of power generated in a fall.

Support Services

When required, we deliver layout drawings, documentation, and specifications for new builds or retrofit systems.

Versatile

Compatible with a wide range of roof types including flat and low-slope.

Compliant

Exceeds compliance for North America regulations including ASME, ASME A 120.1, IWCA I 14.1, OSHA 1910.66, Cal/OSHA, AISC, AWS.

Tough

Exceeds standards and resists up to 5,000 lbs. in any directions without compromising integrity.
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Anchor Point Solutions

Single Point Anchor

A single point anchor is made of a D-ring attached to a part of the existing structure, an overhead beam, a column or even a piece of equipment.  The D-ring can be directly bolted or clamped to eliminate drilling or welding.

Lighthouse safety provides a complete ANSI Z359.6 compliant design package and training to ensure the anchorage is designed and used correctly.

Tank Anchors

Over ground storage tanks provide a number of fall protection challenges.  Many tanks have limited guard rail capabilities, leaving workers at risk of fall hazards while working at height.   

Lighthouse Safety has designed a full range of clamp-on tank anchors for storage tanks.

Our tank anchors include pipes as small as 4” up to 48”.  Our more prominent tank anchors feature a circular trolley rail, allowing up to 2 users to safely work off the anchor in fall restraint.

Davit Arms & Pedestals

Davit and socket systems are easy to operate, economical and readily customized. Socket safety systems are generally exposed but can be recessed below the roof surface where a public space requires an adequate safety solution.

Lighthouse Safety sockets and davits offer the advantage of allowing maintenance personnel to board the stage. At the same time, it rests on the rooftop and can be designed to work on buildings with multiple levels (terraces, balconies, etc.).

Sockets & Davit Specifications:

  • Platform lengths can exceed 20 feet
  • Standard facade with up to 8.5 feet height
  • Effective on buildings up to 490 feet in height

Tieback Anchors

Our Tie Back Anchors are OSHA and IWCA compliant roof anchors used for window washing and façade access.  Lighthouse Safety’s certified tieback anchors provide a secure point for a boson’s chair, temporary outrigger and secondary arrest line.

Kee Anchors - SC Johnson

Freestanding Anchors for Roofs

Freestanding roof anchors can also be used to add a horizontal lifeline for up to 2 users.  They can be easily assembled or disassembled when moving to other fall hazard areas on the roof.

Our freestanding roof anchors are independently tested and certified for use on all major flat roof surfaces.

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Window Washing Fall Protection

The Importance of Fall Safety Equipment for Window Washers

May 24, 2023
We love clean and shiny windows on a building. But the ones who perform the task of washing them have to carry out dangerous and risky methods to finish their job. The 1974 HSW Act has set forth general duties that employers have towards their employees. They must ensure that the health, welfare, and safety of their employees are always protected on the premises.
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