Horizontal lifeline kits are essential safety equipment used in various industries such as construction, oil and gas, and telecommunications. These kits consist of a horizontal cable system attached to anchor points on roof structures, allowing workers to move freely while being securely harnessed to the lifeline. The horizontal lifeline kit provides a continuous fall protection system that significantly reduces the risk of injury or fatalities due to falls from heights.

Proper installation and maintenance of horizontal lifeline kits are crucial to ensure worker safety. It is important to regularly inspect the lifeline system for any signs of wear, damage, or improper tension. Training workers on how to use the horizontal lifeline kit correctly is also imperative to ensure their safety while working at heights. By investing in high-quality horizontal lifeline kits and providing comprehensive training to workers, companies can create a safer work environment and prevent accidents and injuries.

Structural Anchor Points
Anchor points must be stiff and capable of supporting a minimum of 3,600 lbs. Anchor
points must also be able to support 3,600 lbs. in all directions of a potential fall.

Anchorage Connectors
Connectors must be capable of holding 5,000 lbs. without breaking. Connectors must be
compatible with the connection point.

Sharp Edges
Fall arrest equipment should always be protected from sharp edges. Sharp
or abrasive edges can cause excessive wear to equipment. If it is necessary to work
around these types of surfaces, always use a wear pad or barrier.