Fall Protection
Cal/OSHA's Changing Fall Protection Requirements: 2026 Guide
Cal/OSHA’s July 2025 amendments lowered the fall protection trigger height from 15 feet to six feet for …
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How Non-Penetrating Roof Guardrails Stay Secure Without Anchors (Wind, Friction, Ballast, Uplift)
Engineering explainer on ballasted roof guardrails: friction, ballast sizing, wind loads, uplift, and practical tips for …
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Non-Penetrating Guardrails: Protecting From Falls
Non-penetrating guardrails are designed to keep workers safe & minimize construction-related falls. Visit EDGE Fall …
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Rooftop Hazards: An Overview
Understand the different types of fall hazards you may encounter when working on a rooftop and the equipment used to …
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History of Fall Protection
Learn more about the history of fall protection. Throughout construction safety history, changes have been made to …
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Safety in Transit: Exploring Safety Solutions for Transportation Workers
Explore common safety challenges for workers in the trucking, transit, and transportation industries including safety …
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OSHA Cautions Deadly Construction Accidents Related to Falling
OSHA precautions deadly construction accidents related to falling. Call EDGE Fall Protection to order fall protection …
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Overhead Fall Protection Inspection
EDGE offers fall arrest system inspection and fall arrest system testing to ensure OSHA compliance and worker safety …
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PE Stamps and the Importance of Safety Engineering in Fall Protection
PE stamps and safety engineering seals aren’t always required for OSHA compliance, but provide added assurance for …
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