System Layout Drawing
Anchor point locations, cable runs and span distances marked on your plan.
Engineered fall protection
Horizontal Lifeline Systems, Engineered for Your Building
Send us your roof plan or a few site photos. A Tractel engineer reviews the structure and returns a system layout with anchor locations, span calculations and a budget range.
- Engineered to OSHA 1910 and ANSI Z359 requirements
- Permanent and temporary systems for roofs, bridges, rail and industrial structures
- Tractel has manufactured height safety equipment since 1941
What we send back
A System Layout, Not a Sales Call
Load and Span Calculations
Engineered numbers for your structure, not a generic spec sheet.
Budget Range
A realistic installed cost range so you can plan the project before you commit.
No obligation. If a lifeline is the wrong solution for your site, we will tell you that and point you to what is right.
Solutions
Four Ways to Protect a Walking Surface at Height
Permanent Roof Lifelines
Fixed cable systems for maintenance access on flat and low-slope commercial roofs. Designed to stay in place for the life of the building.
Temporary and Portable Lifelines
Deployable systems for short-duration work where a permanent install is not warranted. Set up and removed by the crew.
Rigid Rail Systems
Overhead track for continuous hands-free attachment in manufacturing, rail car loading and aircraft maintenance.
Industrial and Structural Lifelines
Engineered runs for bridges, towers, tank farms and process structures where geometry rules out a standard kit.
Industries We Engineer For
- Commercial Real Estate
- Manufacturing
- Oil and Gas
- Water and Wastewater
- Power Generation
- Transportation and Rail
- Mining
- Construction
Step one
Tell Us About the Structure
The more detail you give us, the more specific the layout we can send back. Takes about two minutes.
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Before you ask
Questions We Get Every Week
Send Us the Plan
A Tractel engineer will look at your structure and tell you what it actually needs.