Washington, DC Fall Protection Systems

Industry-Specific Fall Protection Solutions in Washington, D.C.

Government & Federal Facilities

Washington, D.C. is home to federal buildings, national landmarks, and historic institutions, requiring specialized fall protection solutions. Our rooftop guardrails, controlled access systems, and engineered anchor points protect maintenance crews working on HVAC systems, electrical infrastructure, and exterior building upkeep.

Commercial Construction & Infrastructure

With high-rise office buildings, government expansions, and infrastructure upgrades, D.C.’s construction workers rely on temporary lifelines, leading-edge SRDs (previously SRLs), and perimeter guardrail systems for fall safety on scaffolding, steel frameworks, and roofing structures, in compliance with OSHA 1926 Subpart M.

Public Transit & Transportation

The Washington Metro system, road expansions, and rail projects require fall protection for maintenance workers servicing elevated platforms, bridges, and tunnels. Our horizontal lifelines, rolling access platforms, and confined space entry solutions help ensure worker safety during rail and infrastructure maintenance.

Historic Preservation & Cultural Sites

D.C.’s monuments, museums, and historic landmarks require careful maintenance and restoration, often in high-risk environments. Our custom-engineered fall arrest systems, roof anchors, and rope access solutions provide secure and discreet safety options for workers preserving these national treasures.

Healthcare & Research Institutions

The large presence of hospitals, research centers, and biotech facilities, requires fall protection solutions for rooftop maintenance, laboratory safety, and mechanical system servicing. Our rooftop guardrails, confined space access solutions, and fall restraint systems ensure compliance with OSHA healthcare safety standards.

Understanding OSHA & Federal Safety Regulations in Washington, D.C.

As a federal district, Washington, D.C. adheres to federal OSHA regulations and workplace safety mandates, including:

• General Industry (OSHA 1910) – Fall protection required at elevations of four feet or more.
• Construction (OSHA 1926 Subpart M) – Fall protection required at elevations of six feet or more.
• Federal Workplace Safety Standards (Executive Orders & GSA Guidelines) – Enhanced fall protection requirements for government buildings, military facilities, and historic preservation sites.
• Transit & Infrastructure (OSHA & FRA Safety Regulations) – Industry-specific fall protection required for rail maintenance, bridge work, and transportation projects.