Category:
Blog
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Overcoming the risks of roof obstacles
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Why do I need to recertify my fall protection systems?
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The challenge of accessing sloped roofs safely
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How to work safely around valley gutters
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Keeping workers safe on industrial roofs
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The hidden danger on Scotland’s roofs
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Fixed ladder compliance: what does it mean?
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Don’t neglect your fixed ladder safety responsibilities
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Is your ladder safe to use?
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Can I hang office Christmas decorations?
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The benefits of colour coated handrails
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Fall arrest lanyards: what’s the difference?
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Working safe on fragile industrial roofs
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The importance of personal fall protection recertification
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Why you need a rescue plan
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Access for all with Kee Access® fittings
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Recertification Q&A: the most common questions
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Safe access and maintenance with Kee Step-Overs
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The Roof Edge pitched roof solution
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The importance of checking competency
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Christmas closure dates
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‘Elf and Safety Myths Debunked
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What does ‘not cold to the touch’ mean?
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Counterfeit PPE: what’s the risk?
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Rooftop walkways: do you need them?
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Roof Edge’s guardrail and handrail solution for the NHS
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Health and Safety Sentencing Guidelines
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Guardrails and handrails: fittings v fabrication
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What to expect during a HSE inspection
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Important update to the self closing Kee Gate range
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What if work at height can’t be avoided?
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Safety harnesses: the Roof Edge guide
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Understanding safety lines: the Roof Edge guide
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The benefits of collective edge protection
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The Roof Edge guide to working in the heat
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Planning work at height properly: part two
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Planning work at height properly: part one
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Roof Edge top tips for safe roof maintenance
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Why recertification is vital: personal fall protection
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Why recertification is vital: collective edge protection
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The Roof Edge guide to fragile roofs: part two
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The Roof Edge guide to fragile roofs: part one
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Debunking health and safety myths
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Your 5 Step Guide to Risk Assessments
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What is EN 795:2012?
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Autumn Roof Maintenance - Your Responsibilities
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Working safely near rooflights and skylights
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Roof top danger zones
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Access points and unprotected edges roof top danger zones
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Why you should inspect fall protection systems
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Preventing slips and trips on roofs
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How to make sure lone workers are safe
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Work at Height Audits and Assessments Part 2
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Work at Height Audits and Assessments Part 1
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Working Safely on Fragile Roofs
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What are the benefits of powder coating
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Not cold to the touch handrail
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How to provide DDA compliant handrails
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How to ensure safe maintenance at height
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How to inspect and wear a harness correctly
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How to inspect a lanyard
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Correct fall arrest specification
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Assesing Work at Height
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Why do I need my fall protection system inspecting?
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How to ensure equipment is safe to use
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A simple guide to ladder safety
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Why you need to recertify collective fall protection
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The importance of annual fall protection inspections
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Why fall protection inspections are crucial
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The benefits of spring loaded safety gates
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How to protect workers on fragile roofs
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Are fittings better than fabrication for safety barrier construction?
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Do you know what PPE you should use with your anchorage devices?
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Work at Height _ Correct Equipment Selection Part Three
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Work at Height - Correct Equipment Selection Part Two
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Work at Height - Correct Equipment Selection Part One
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Checking on Competency
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What exactly is work at height?
