Work safely with fall arrest equipment from Biltema
When working at height, it’s important to use proper fall protection. This applies whether the task is performed on a roof, a tall scaffold, or while climbing a ladder. Fall arrest equipment is designed to reduce the risk of injury by helping to prevent or stop a fall. It can be a necessary part of daily work for both professionals and those performing home maintenance. At Biltema, you’ll find fall arrest equipment intended to support safe working conditions in elevated environments.
Types of fall arrest equipment
There are different types of fall arrest equipment, depending on the task and working environment. Below are some of the most common components used when working at height:
- Carabiner: Secures the connection between components.
- Relief strap: Eases pressure after a fall
- Anchor point: Fixed point for attaching the system
- Shock-absorbing lanyard with twin hooks: Allows for movement while remaining securely in place.
- Fall arrest kit: Set for those who need a ready-to-use solution.
Get your fall arrest equipment from Biltema with Pay & Collect
At Biltema, you’ll find a selection of fall arrest equipment suitable for work at height, whether on roofs, scaffolding, or ladders. In addition to fall protection, we offer a broad range of safety equipment and protective gear. This includes a range of safety helmets, a selection of protective glasses, and other essential gear that helps reduce the risk of injury in demanding environments.
With our Pay & Collect service, you can order online and collect your items in-store within 2 hours.
FAQ
When is fall arrest equipment required?
Fall arrest equipment is needed when working at height where there’s a risk of falling, such as on rooftops, scaffolding, or tall ladders. It helps reduce injury in case of a fall and is often required by workplace safety regulations in construction, maintenance, and similar industries.
What does a fall arrest system include?
A typical fall arrest system consists of a harness, a lanyard equipped with a shock absorber, and an anchor point. Some setups may also include a helmet or relief strap. The components work together to stop a fall safely and limit the force on the body during impact.
How do I check fall arrest equipment before use?
Inspect your fall arrest equipment. The harness and straps for wear, fraying, or damage. Check that all buckles and clips function properly, and ensure the lanyard and hooks are intact. Always confirm that the anchor point is secure and rated for the load before starting work at height.
