Rooftop Fall Protection Systems and Roof Anchors

Reliable fall protection is essential for prioritizing worker safety on rooftops. Engineered Fall Protection (EFP) offers a comprehensive range of rooftop fall protection systems, from pre-engineered solutions like rooftop anchor post systems, horizontal lifelines, vertical fixed access ladder systems, and rigid rail systems, to fully customized systems designed for unique roof structures. We also offer temporary roof fall protection systems, such as reusable roof anchors, steel beam anchors, vacuum anchors, and fall protection kits, ensuring your roofing crews remain safe and compliant with OSHA regulations.

Explore our selection of roof safety systems below to find the perfect fit for your specific needs.

Rooftop Anchor Post Systems

Permanent, OSHA-compliant single-point anchors for secure connections during frequent rooftop access. Ideal for routine equipment maintenance and inspections requiring reliable fall protection.

Vertical Fixed Access Roof Ladder Systems

OSHA-compliant fixed ladder systems with safety cages and platforms for controlled roof access. Perfect for maintenance and inspection personnel requiring safe ascent and descent.

Reusable Roof Anchors

Cost-effective temporary protection across multiple job sites and surfaces. Perfect for contractors working on diverse rooftops requiring easy installation and damage-free removal.

Counterweight Anchor System

Non-penetrating protection for flat or low-sloped roofs without drilling or permanent attachments. Ideal for leased properties or temporary installations requiring surface integrity.

Steel Beam Anchors

Quick-install temporary attachment points for steel structures. Ideal for construction and ironworkers needing adjustable, secure fall protection on beams, columns, or girders.

Vacuum Anchor Systems

Non-penetrating protection for smooth, non-porous surfaces without damage. Ideal for aircraft maintenance and window cleaning on metal or glass surfaces requiring portable safety solutions.

Roof Fall Protection Kits

Portable, all-in-one temporary safety solution including harness, lanyard, anchor, and carrying case. Perfect for contractors needing quick setup for short-term rooftop tasks.

Overhead Rigid Rail Fall Protection

Continuous travel path systems allowing free movement while connected to the structure. Ideal for workers needing mobility and safety while performing various rooftop tasks.

Engineered Horizontal Lifelines

Continuous hands-free protection connecting multiple anchor points for horizontal movement. Perfect for long rooftop stretches requiring uninterrupted fall protection during various work activities.

What Are the Different Types of Rooftop Fall Protection?

Rooftop fall protection is essential for ensuring the safety of workers who perform tasks on elevated surfaces. There are three primary types of rooftop fall protection systems:

Passive Fall Protection: This involves physical barriers, such as guardrails, that prevent workers from reaching the edge of a roof or other hazardous areas.
Fall Restraint Systems: These systems use protective equipment, like lanyards, that are attached to a fixed anchor point to restrict a worker's movement and prevent them from reaching a fall hazard.
Fall Arrest Systems: These systems employ protective equipment, such as harnesses and lifelines, that will arrest a worker if they do fall. They are designed to minimize the impact of a fall and prevent serious injuries.

By understanding these three types of fall protection systems, you can choose the most appropriate solution for your specific roofing needs. EFP offers a wide range of options to meet your safety requirements, from permanent guardrails to portable fall arrest systems. Speak with one of our fall protection experts to figure out the best solution for your application. Contact us today!

Engineered Fall Protection (EFP) inspects, installs, and sells rooftop fall protection systems and anchors; serving clients from coast to coast, Canada, Mexico, and especially focused in the states of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, Tennessee, Kentucky, Iowa, Oklahoma, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, and Florida.