Evan Fall Protection creates custom cable lifeline systems for stadiums, arenas, and performance venues. These systems offer full-length protection in hard-to-reach places
Evan Fall Protection designs cable lifeline systems for amusement parks, resorts, hotels, and recreation venues. These systems offer full-length, reliable fall protection and are customized to blend in visually.
Engineered for industrial settings with diverse structures and fall protection challenges across sectors. Whether you’re building specialized equipment or maintaining it after installation, our lifelines keep workers safe at every stage.
Custom-designed for bridges, dams, and energy sites with complex access and elevation changes. Evan Fall Protection designs cable lifeline systems built for the tough environments of bridges.
Customizable for horizontal, vertical, and inclined work environments across energy and utility industries for tasks like inspections and maintenance.
Fall protection systems for trucks, buses, railcars, and many ground-based vehicle types. These systems are custom-engineered based on the type of vehicle, task, and number of users.
Smooth-gliding shuttles provide seamless fall protection over wings, fuselage, and tail sections. These systems are built to fit any aircraft type, layout, or structure.
Evan Fall Protection’s horizontal and vertical cable lifelines offer strong, reliable fall safety at height. Made from high-grade stainless steel, these systems support multiple users and are built for all-weather use.
Engineered to reduce rooftop stress while providing reliable fall arrest and work restraint protection. Evan Fall Protection’s load-dissipating posts and stainless-steel lifelines are designed for safe, secure rooftop work
Safe rooftop access for rigging, lifelines, rope descent, and building maintenance. Evan Fall Protection’s rooftop anchors and tiebacks are built for safe, reliable use during rooftop and facade maintenance.
Falls don’t happen because teams ignore safety. They happen because controls are chosen out of order. Facility owners, safety managers, and operations leaders face real constraints every day: tight schedules, legacy buildings, limited access points, and work that must be done at height. In…
Working at height is a routine part of operations across construction, manufacturing, utilities, and facility maintenance. The risks, though, are anything but routine. Every year, falls remain one of the leading causes of serious injury and fatality on job sites, often because the fall…
Fall protection systems are engineered, but engineering alone doesn’t prevent falls. Protection depends on whether workers understand the systems in place, whether supervisors recognize evolving hazards, and whether both can respond correctly under real working conditions. Many organizations invest heavily in hardware, anchors, lifelines,…
Most fall protection failures aren’t the result of missing equipment. They stem from equipment that wasn’t properly inspected or consistently maintained. Harnesses are issued. Anchors are installed. Lifelines are tensioned. On paper, the system exists. But over time, exposure to weather, repeated loading, improper…
Fall accidents rarely happen in isolation. Most are the result of small issues that stack up quietly over time. A guardrail removed for maintenance never gets reinstalled. A worker relies on an anchor point that only looks secure. A system that once served the facility…
Falls remain one of the most serious risks on any jobsite, and OSHA continues to treat them as a top priority. Facility owners, project managers, and supervisors understand how quickly a routine task can turn into a life-threatening situation when work takes place near an…