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ph. 800-504-4016Diversified Fall Protection recently installed a horizontal lifeline system (also known as an HLL or HLL system) on a flat standing seam roof for a State Highway Patrol facility in Columbus, Ohio. Periodic inspection and maintenance of rooftop HVAC equipment and communication towers create potential fall hazards for building maintenance staff and contractors working during wet, windy, snowy, and icy conditions. Read the rest of this entry »
Diversified Fall Protection will be exhibiting at the Safety 2011 Exposition, June 12-15, 2011 at McCormick Place West in Chicago, Illinois. The ASSE (American Society of Safety Engineers) Conference and Exposition is a focused, educational, and networking conference for more than 4,000 attendees working in safety related fields.

Safety Yellow Portable Guardrail
Although Diversified Fall Protection is perhaps best known for providing engineered, single source, turnkey fall protection solutions, we also manufacture portable guardrail from our plant in Cleveland, Ohio.
When the word guardrail comes to mind, many of our customers think about our PGR line, which is offered as a stock fall protection product. PGR stands for Portable Guard Rail. PGR is an outstanding product because it is modular, portable, and cost effective. Because of our market share in the portable guardrail sector, many of our customers forget that we offer permanent, custom guardrail solutions too. Read the rest of this entry »
We recently received an e-mail inquiry asking if DFP works with architects to engineer fall protection systems. The message was simple and to the point:
“I’m an architect working on a project that is going to require OSHA compliant fall protection on the roof. Can you help?” Read the rest of this entry »
We often receive calls and e-mails from companies asking us to explain the differences between the various types of Fall Protection Systems. Read the rest of this entry »
OSHA offers a calculator called “$afety Pays” which helps estimate cost gains realized through the prevention of occupational injuries due to falls. Businesses can use this information to predict the direct and indirect costs of injuries and the sales needed to compensate for these losses. Read the rest of this entry »
This installment of Tech Talk explores OSHA findings as they relate to fall protection.
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