FALL PROTECTION RESOURCES

Your Trusted Fall Protection Resource Hub

Looking for the best fall protection information?

When it comes to fall protection, you need information you can trust. That’s where we come in.

At Evan Fall Protection, we’re here to help you make smart, safe decisions—whether you’re setting up a new system or improving what’s already in place. Because when safety’s on the line, clear guidance backed by real expertise makes all the difference.

Inside, you’ll find practical checklists, detailed guides, and handy tools designed to simplify compliance and customization—helping you take the next step with confidence.

Plan with Confidence

Our resources break down each system clearly and simply.

Not sure which fall protection system is right for your job? Our resources give you clear, straightforward information to help you decide.

A concise overview of the system’s purpose and ideal applications.
How it fits into your overall fall protection plan.
Key components, materials, and design features that ensure reliability, durability, and compliance with industry standards.

Download what you need, and if you have questions, our team is ready to help.

Fall Protection System Downloads

Rooftop Static Anchors

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.

Rooftop Load Dissipating

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

Cable Lifeline Systems

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.

Aviation Fall Protection

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.

Vehicle Cable Lifelines

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.

Energy & Utilities Cable Lifelines

Customizable for horizontal, vertical, and inclined work environments across energy and utility industries for tasks like inspections and maintenance.

Bridges & Dams Cable Lifelines

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.

Industrial & General Cable Lifelines

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.

Amusement & Hospitality Lifelines

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.

Venue Cable Lifelines

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.

FAQs

What’s included in your downloadable fall protection resources?

Our library includes system brochures, which are industry-specific PDFs—free to download.

How often should we re-evaluate our fall protection plan?

OSHA recommends reviewing your fall protection plan at least annually. However, we advise more frequent reviews in the following situations:

Changes to operations: Introducing new equipment, processes, or changes to the work environment.
After incidents: Thoroughly re-evaluate after any fall incident or close call.
Regulation updates: Ensure your plan aligns with any changes to OSHA or industry-specific regulations.

How do I request help choosing the right system?

If you’re not sure which system is right, our team is ready to help. Visit the Contact page to get started.

What is the difference between a hazard assessment and a risk assessment?

While related, they are distinct:

Hazard assessment: The process of identifying potential dangers in the workplace, such as a fall hazard from an unguarded roof edge.
Risk assessment: Evaluating the likelihood and severity of an injury or illness occurring from the identified hazard. This includes factors like frequency of exposure and potential consequences of a fall.

Together, they form a comprehensive strategy to protect workers.

Can Evan Fall Protection provide fall protection solutions for any industry?

Yes! We serve a wide range of industries, including construction, manufacturing, warehousing, energy, and more. Our solutions are adaptable to diverse environments and comply with industry-specific regulations.

How does Evan Fall Protection stay up-to-date with OSHA regulations?

Staying compliant is our priority. We have a dedicated process:

Monitoring: We actively track changes to OSHA regulations and industry standards.
Professional Development: Consultants regularly engage in training and industry conferences.
Network of Experts: We collaborate with safety organizations and regulatory bodies.

Are there any industries or types of workplaces where fall protection assessments are not necessary?

Any workplace where workers are exposed to potential falls from heights requires a fall protection assessment. This applies across all industries, regardless of size or type of work.

What happens if immediate hazards are identified during the assessment?

Your safety is paramount. If we identify immediate hazards, we will:

Notify: Alert you of the risk and recommend interim safety measures.
Prioritize: Incorporate urgent fixes into your action plan.
Long-term solutions: Help you develop permanent solutions to eliminate the hazard, ensuring sustainable safety.

How does weather impact fall hazard assessments and what measures are taken to account for this?

Weather plays a significant role in outdoor assessments:

Planning: We monitor weather forecasts and may reschedule if conditions are unsafe for assessment.
On-Site Considerations: We assess slip/trip hazards, effects of wind, and reduced visibility.
Recommendations: Solutions may include weather-resistant equipment, adjusted work procedures, or rescheduling work for favorable conditions.

Can Evan Fall Protection assist in training our employees on the use of fall protection equipment?

Yes! We offer comprehensive training programs:

Equipment Training: Proper use, inspection, and limitations of fall protection equipment.
Safety Protocols: Fall prevention procedures, emergency response plans.
OSHA Compliance: Ensure your training meets regulatory requirements