Fall Protection by Industry
Fall Protection Built Around Your Facility
A grain elevator, a hangar and a distribution center all put people at height in very different ways. We start with how work actually happens at your site, then engineer, install and inspect the fall protection products that fit it. Choose your industry below to see the hazards we solve most often and the systems we use.
Manufacturing and Industrial
Rooftop and mezzanine guardrail, safety gates, crossover stairs, and overhead rigid rail for plants and industrial facilities.
Warehousing and Distribution
Loading dock gates, mezzanine and pallet gates, warehouse guardrail and rooftop protection for distribution centers.
Food and Beverage Processing
Access platforms, conveyor crossovers, safety gates, and guardrail for wet, busy processing floors and plant roofs.
Railroad (Railcar and Rail Yard)
Freestanding inverted L and T-frame overhead systems, loading platforms and gangways for railcar loading.
Ground Transportation and Trucking
Overhead fall arrest, truck loading platforms, gangways, and mobile anchors for tank trucks, flatbeds, and bus bays.
Data Centers
Equipment guardrail, roof crossovers, and hatch and skylight protection for rooftops full of critical cooling equipment.
Utilities and Energy Production
Platforms, ladder safety, guardrails, and lifelines for oil and gas, refinery, power plant, and utility sites.
Aviation and Aerospace
Overhead rigid rail, portable fall arrest and access stands for hangars and aircraft maintenance.
Water and Wastewater Treatment
Aluminum and galvanized guardrail, removable rail, gates, and ladder safety for clarifiers, basins, and treatment buildings.
Agriculture and Grain Handling
Grain bin ladder systems, catwalk railing, loading platforms, and loadout overhead rail for elevators and feed mills.
Pharmaceuticals and Medical Device
Rooftop and air-handler guardrail, crossover stairs, gates, and platforms for regulated manufacturing plants.
Mining and Aggregates
Conveyor crossovers, crusher and screen platforms, stairs and fall arrest for MSHA sites and aggregate plants.
Roofing and Building Maintenance
Roof davits, lifelines, ladder safety, hatch guards, and 360 rail for facility managers and roofing contractors.
Nationwide OSHA Compliant Fall Protection
One Partner for Every Facility You Manage
Whether you run one plant or a multi-site program, EDGE handles the whole job, so you are not coordinating a supplier, an engineer and an installer separately.
- Site-specific engineering: EDGE calculates the loads, and a licensed professional engineer stamps the drawings after your approval
- Non-penetrating options that protect rooftops with no drilling or welding
- Finishes for harsh environments: powder coated and galvanized options for corrosive, washdown and outdoor areas
- Our own installation crews in all 50 states and Canada
- In-house inspection team for annual inspections and five-year anchorage pull tests
- Three touchpoints in 36 hours, guaranteed, and many standard products are available to ship within a week
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We are grateful for the wonderful testimonials from our happy and beloved clients. From local businesses owners to Fortune 500 executives. You all have helped make us a force in the workplace fall protection industry!
Industry Fall Protection FAQ
Every industry brings its own access patterns, environments and rules. These are the questions facility and safety teams ask most often before a project starts.
Most operating facilities fall under OSHA's general industry rules (29 CFR 1910), which require fall protection on walking-working surfaces 4 feet or more above a lower level. Construction work follows 29 CFR 1926, where the general trigger is 6 feet. Many sites deal with both: day-to-day maintenance is general industry, while a roof replacement or expansion is construction. Mines and many aggregate plants follow MSHA instead. EDGE Fall Protection designs each area to the rule that applies.
Yes, when they are specified for it. EDGE Fall Protection chooses finishes for the conditions each system will live in, including galvanized and powder-coated steel, aluminum and stainless steel options for gates and platforms. That matters in food and beverage plants, water and wastewater treatment, energy and mining sites.
Regularly. EDGE Fall Protection's own installation crews travel to all 50 states and Canada, so one partner can standardize fall protection across every plant, warehouse or campus you manage. Our inspection team then keeps each site on the same schedule of annual inspections and five-year anchorage pull tests.
Almost certainly. The hazards behind most falls are the same few: unprotected edges, roof openings, access points and work beyond a guarded area. If your site does not fit a standard product, our custom fall protection team engineers around it. Request a quote and tell us about your site.