Wyoming Fall Protection Systems

Turnkey Safety Solutions for Key Industries Since 1994

Wyoming's economy is powered by mining, agriculture, construction, and tourism, with workers frequently operating at heights in mineral extraction sites, ranches, infrastructure projects, and hospitality facilities. The state's variable climate, rugged terrain, and expanding development projects present unique fall hazards, making OSHA-compliant fall protection systems essential for worker safety and regulatory adherence.

Since 1994, Diversified Fall Protection has designed, fabricated, installed, inspected, and re-certified thousands of fall protection systems nationwide, including systems in Wyoming. Thanks to the strategic location of DFP fabrication facilities and our ability to mobilize installation crews, Diversified can deliver cost-effective turnkey fall protection systems to our clients throughout Wyoming, including Cheyenne, Casper, Gillette, Laramie, and more. Call to schedule a site visit today.

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Industry-Specific Fall Protection Solutions in Wyoming

Mining & Mineral Extraction

Wyoming’s coal, oil, natural gas, uranium, and trona industries require lifeline systems, anchor points, and confined space entry solutions to keep workers safe during drilling, equipment maintenance, and processing operations.

Agriculture & Ranching

With a strong presence in cattle and sheep ranching, Wyoming’s agriculture industry requires horizontal lifelines, fixed ladder systems, and personal fall arrest systems (PFAS) to ensure worker safety during silo maintenance, grain storage operations, and barn inspections.

Construction & Infrastructure Development

Wyoming’s highway, bridge, and commercial construction projects rely on temporary lifelines, leading-edge SRLs, and perimeter guardrail systems to keep workers safe on scaffolding, steel structures, and roofing surfaces, ensuring compliance with OSHA 1926 Subpart M.

Tourism & Hospitality

Workers in lodging facilities, national parks, and historic preservation projects require guardrails, mobile access platforms, and rooftop safety systems to prevent falls during maintenance, renovation, and outdoor facility management.

Understanding Wyoming's OSHA & Safety Regulations

Wyoming adheres to federal OSHA regulations, which mandate fall protection across various industries:

General Industry (OSHA 1910) – Fall protection required at elevations of four feet or more.
Construction Industry (OSHA 1926 Subpart M) – Fall protection required at elevations of six feet or more.
Agriculture (OSHA 1928) – Fall protection required for grain storage, barn work, and elevated farm equipment tasks.
Mining & Energy (OSHA & MSHA Regulations) – Specialized safety measures required for coal mines, drilling rigs, and refineries.

Ensuring compliance with these regulations helps Wyoming businesses reduce liability risks, prevent OSHA violations, and create a safe work environment.

Anchor points

Custom and pre-engineered anchor points to meet your application's needs.

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Cable lifeline systems

Safeguard your facility with horizontal and vertical lifeline systems.

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Ladder safety systems

Reach new heights in fall protection with our engineered ladder systems.

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Rigid rail systems

In areas with minimal fall clearance, rigid rail systems are the answer.

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Guardrail systems

Guardrail is the ultimate passive solution to protecting workers and maintaining OSHA compliance.

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Suspended access systems

Partner with the leader in anchorage products, davits, monorails, and rigging sleeves for suspended access maintenance.

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Fall protection services

As a true turnkey fall protection system and equipment provider, our approach to workplace safety covers everything from building risk management awareness to ongoing training and support.

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