New Hampshire Fall Protection Systems

New Hampshire’s Leading Industries & Their Fall Protection Needs

Advanced Manufacturing & Aerospace

New Hampshire is a hub for aerospace, defense, and precision manufacturing, producing aircraft components, medical devices, and high-tech materials. Workers frequently operate on assembly lines, elevated platforms, and near industrial machinery, where fall protection is critical. Our custom-engineered guardrails, overhead lifeline systems, and fall arrest solutions keep employees safe while maintaining production efficiency.

Construction & Infrastructure Development

New Hampshire’s growing residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction sectors involve scaffolding work, steel erection, and roofing projects, where fall risks are significant. We provide:

• Temporary lifelines and leading-edge self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) for high-rise construction.
• Safety netting, passive fall protection, and harness-based systems for steelworkers and framers.
• OSHA 1926-compliant solutions to help contractors meet fall safety regulations.

Healthcare & Research Facilities

New Hampshire is home to world-class hospitals, biotech companies, and research labs that require safe maintenance of HVAC systems, medical manufacturing areas, and cleanroom facilities. Our solutions include rooftop safety systems, controlled access solutions, and fall arrest anchor points for maintenance crews.

Energy & Utilities

With hydroelectric dams, wind energy farms, and power distribution networks, New Hampshire’s energy sector requires specialized fall protection for workers maintaining turbines, substations, and transmission lines. Our vertical climbing systems, confined space rescue solutions, and mobile fall arrest systems help utilities comply with OSHA and ANSI standards.

Transportation & Warehousing

New Hampshire’s logistics, trucking, and freight handling industries rely on workers who load, unload, and inspect cargo on elevated platforms and railcars. We offer overhead rigid rail systems and rolling access platforms for safe loading dock operations, personal fall arrest systems for truck maintenance and rail yard safety, and OSHA 1910-compliant guardrails and barrier systems for warehouse mezzanines and elevated workstations.

Understanding New Hampshire's OSHA & Safety Regulations

New Hampshire follows federal OSHA guidelines for fall protection, as the state does not operate its own occupational safety and health program. Employers must comply with:

• General Industry (OSHA 1910) – Fall protection is required at elevations of four feet or more.
• Construction (OSHA 1926 Subpart M) – Fall protection is required at elevations of six feet or more.
• Energy & Utilities (OSHA 1910.269) – Specialized fall protection required for power generation and electrical grid maintenance.

Ensuring compliance with these regulations helps prevent OSHA fines, liability concerns, and workplace injuries. Diversified Fall Protection works closely with New Hampshire businesses to design fully compliant fall protection systems that exceed industry safety standards.