featured Engineered encapsulation solutions: Safeguarding against dropped or falling object injuries.
In the dynamic construction site and industrial workplace environments, safeguarding against dropped or falling object injuries is part of every employerās safety practices.
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Dropped and falling object hazards. Who is at risk?
Injuries due to dropped or falling objects are a common hazard across all industry sectors and have resulted in many claims and serious or even fatal injuries.
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What is considered working at heights?
Engaging in tasks at elevated levels that involves any activity performed above ground level, is considered working at heights.Ā Despite the necessity of these activities, they inherently pose risks, underscoring the...
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The real cost of dropped objects
The impact of dropped objects is a concern in workplaces worldwide, especially when working at heights. Understanding the impact dropped object incidents can have, is the first step towards recognizing...
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What is ANSI/ISEA 121-2018 Compliance?
The ANSI/ISEA 121-2018 standard outlines essential criteria for āminimum design, performance, andĀ labeling requirements for solutions aimed at reducing incidents involving dropped objects inĀ industrial and occupational environments.ā Developed by the International...
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Tool tethering. A viable falling object prevention strategy.
Safety is the primary concern when working at heights. Without proper safety precautions, such work poses significant risks to both site workers and individuals on the ground. An inadequately secured...
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Tips to mitigate the risk of dropped or falling objects
Dropped or falling objects such as tools, materials, and debris pose a constant risk, leading to minor injuries like cuts and abrasions, as well as more severe ones like puncture...
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