Roof Safety Warning Lines

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Roof safety warning lines.

Standard system includes 3 stanchions 3 bases and 100 ft. The flags must be visible present every six feet 34 to 39 inches from roof level and erected at a minimum of six feet from the fall hazard. Personal protection safety. Everlast visual warning lines utilize plastic coated cable with standard high density plastic pennants every 6ft.

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Designated area warning line if your employees perform maintenance and or repair activities at least six feet but less than fifteen feet from the roof edge osha also allows designated areas delineated by a warning line assuming the work is infrequent and temporary in nature. The basics of the system are that warning lines must be made of rope wire or chain. Of cable with plastic flags. Pipe stands specs.

Visual warning line systems are clear visual markers for perimeter safety and rooftop protection. Warning lines are one of the oldest forms of fall protection mandated by osha for low slope roof projects. The heavy duty powder coated stanchions and railguard bases withstand years of use. Pole guns hoses.

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