Anchor Selection and Certification

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The Eternal Fall Protection Issue – Anchor Selection & Certification

How do you know if your anchor is rated to 5000 pounds? What is the difference between "selecting" an anchorage and "certifying" an anchorage? What type of anchorage do you need? These are questions best answered by a qualified fall protection person who can prove the strength, location, and compatibility of the anchorage before use.

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Specifications By Gravitec

Existing fall protection specifications consistently contain outdated standards, conflicting standards and/or vague information. By the time these issues are identified, the project is out to bid and it is often too late to correct. As a result of these repeated issues, Gravitec spent a year developing current best practice construction specifications for the majority of generic and manufactured horizontal lifelines, rigid rails and anchor posts. These specifications are available here on our site.

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To learn more call our Engineering department: 1.800.755.8455

June Is National Safety Month

A month dedicated to improving safety standards around the world and raising awareness of the leading causes of injury and death, whether at work, home, on the road, or in our communities.

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"No one should have to sacrifice their life for their livelihood, because a nation built on the dignity of work must provide safe working conditions for its people." Secretary of Labor, Thomas E. Perez

Check out our Open Enrollment Course Schedule and sign up for one of our upcoming courses. Need a custom course or on-site training? We can create a course for you. Call your Training Advisor at 1.800.755.8455.

See You at ASSE's Safety 2015

Gravitec hopes to see you in Dallas at this year's ASSE Safety 2015 Conference. Be sure to come by and visit us at booth 1335. In addition, Gravitec's Kevin Denis, will be presenting, Tuesday, June 9 at session number 648, "Next Generation Fall Arrestors & Lifelines."

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