Single point anchors
Tested single-point anchors for fall arrest, restraint and rope-access tie-back — fixed at engineered positions on roofs, plant and structures.
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Fall protection is the engineered safety infrastructure that lets people work at height with confidence — the lifelines, anchors, guardrails and access systems that turn an exposed roof or facade into a controlled working environment. Done properly, it's designed around the building and the people who use it, never bolted on as an afterthought.
Apex Access Group's fall protection division is engineering-first. Established in 2016 and based in the heart of the Peak District, our teams design, install and certify systems UK-wide — every one sized to the structure, the user pattern and the regulatory standard before a single fixing goes in. Manufacturer-approved installers, in-house design and an annual inspection programme keep each system compliant for the life of the building. One accountable team, from first survey to recertification.
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Fall Protection
Engineered fall arrest and restraint systems — mansafe horizontal lifelines, anchor points and guardrails. Designed, installed and certified to BS EN and HSE standards.
More on fall protection →Horizontal lifelines
Continuous BS EN 795 Class C mansafe lifelines — Latchways, Kee Line, MSA and other approved systems for routine and frequent rooftop or facade access.
Vertical lifelines
BS EN 353-1 vertical fall-arrest systems on facades, towers, masts and ladder runs.
Overhead fall protection
Arrest systems that protect from above — production lines, loading bays, vehicle and tanker tops, and maintenance bays where edge protection can't reach.
Rail systems
Rigid-rail fall-arrest track for overhead and horizontal use — hands-free traverse and high load tolerance where a wire system isn't suitable.
Fixed guardrails
Permanent, mechanically-fixed edge protection to roof edges, walkways and plant platforms — collective protection needing no user PPE or training.
Freestanding guardrails
Counter-weighted, non-penetrative guardrail systems for membrane and asphalt roofs — collective edge protection without fixings into the structure.
Fall Protection
Engineered fall arrest and restraint systems — mansafe horizontal lifelines, anchor points and guardrails. Designed, installed and certified to BS EN and HSE standards.
More on fall protection →Single point anchors
Tested single-point anchors for fall arrest, restraint and rope-access tie-back — fixed at engineered positions on roofs, plant and structures.
Horizontal lifelines
Continuous BS EN 795 Class C mansafe lifelines — Latchways, Kee Line, MSA and other approved systems for routine and frequent rooftop or facade access.
Vertical lifelines
BS EN 353-1 vertical fall-arrest systems on facades, towers, masts and ladder runs.
Overhead fall protection
Arrest systems that protect from above — production lines, loading bays, vehicle and tanker tops, and maintenance bays where edge protection can't reach.
Rail systems
Rigid-rail fall-arrest track for overhead and horizontal use — hands-free traverse and high load tolerance where a wire system isn't suitable.
Fixed guardrails
Permanent, mechanically-fixed edge protection to roof edges, walkways and plant platforms — collective protection needing no user PPE or training.
Freestanding guardrails
Counter-weighted, non-penetrative guardrail systems for membrane and asphalt roofs — collective edge protection without fixings into the structure.
Rooftop Access
Physical access infrastructure for safe, routine work on roofs — cat ladders, walkways, step-overs and access platforms.
More on rooftop access →Fixed ladders
BS EN ISO 14122-compliant galvanised, stainless and aluminium cat ladders with cages, lifelines and rest platforms for safe vertical roof access.
Walkways
GRP and aluminium walkway systems creating defined, slip-resistant routes across roofs and around plant.
Step-over units
Bridges and step-over platforms for crossing service runs, parapets and changes in roof level.
Facade Access
Specialist facade access systems — abseil rails, davit arm cradles and fixed anchors. Designed, installed and certified for safe ongoing maintenance and cleaning at height.
More on facade access →Abseil rails
Continuous BS EN 795 Class D facade-mounted rails providing certified attachment points for rope-access teams.
Davit arm systems
Pivoting davit arms for cradle and operator suspension over facades — fixed and portable variants.
Abseil anchors
Discrete BS EN 795 Class A fixed anchors engineered for rope-access teams to descend and traverse facades safely.
Suspended cradles
Suspended access cradles and platforms for facade maintenance, working off davit arms or monorail tracks — for tasks better suited to a powered platform than rope access.
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