Fall Protection Inspection Services

Remain fully compliant with OSHA and ANSI by enlisting inspection and recertification services with Haven. 

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Annual inspections for maximum fall protection safety

Ensure your business is compliant with fall protection inspection services from us at Haven Fall Protection. Our certified technicians conduct thorough evaluations of your fall protection systems, identifying any potential issues and making sure all equipment complies with OSHA and ANSI standards, along with other relevant regulations. 


Regular inspection services are vital for maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of your safety systems, preventing accidents before they happen. By partnering with us for your inspection needs, you’re assured that your business remains compliant and your workforce stays protected.

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Fall protection & fall arrest equipment we inspect

Getting your fall protection equipment regularly inspected is key to its longevity and overall safety. Routine inspections not only guarantee compliance with safety regulations but also extend the lifespan of your fall protection systems by identifying wear-and-tear or potential faults before they become critical issues. 


Our inspection protocols are designed to be meticulous, paying attention to the most minute details. We go beyond basic checks, providing detailed assessments that cover every component of your fall arrest equipment. By keeping your gear in optimal condition, you can prevent costly replacements and reduce the risk of workplace injuries.

  • Horizontal lifelines

    It’s recommended that horizontal lifelines be inspected at least once a year by a qualified person. However, certain conditions may necessitate more frequent inspections. For instance, if a horizontal lifeline has been subjected to a fall arrest event, it must be inspected immediately before being put back into service. 

  • Window washing anchor & suspended access system

    Window washing anchors and suspended access systems should be inspected annually by a qualified professional. However, the frequency of inspections may need to increase depending on certain conditions, such as a fall arrest incident. Additionally, systems exposed to harsh environments, such as extreme weather, corrosive elements, or heavy usage, may require more frequent inspections. 

  • Rigid Rail

    At a minimum, rigid rail systems must be inspected each year by a qualified person who can accurately assess their condition and functionality. Inspections should also be conducted more frequently under certain circumstances, like a fall arrest event. During routine inspections, attention should be paid to any signs of wear, damage, corrosion, or other issues that could compromise the system's integrity.

  • Vertical lifelines

    Vertical lifelines should also be inspected annually by a competent person—someone other than the user. In addition, they must be checked by the qualified user before each use. This pre-use inspection ensures that any visible wear, damage, or other issues are promptly identified and addressed before the lifeline is put into service.

  • Fall arrest systems

    During each inspection of fall arrest systems, all components, including harnesses, lanyards, anchorage points, and connectors, must be carefully looked at. Identifying signs of wear, damage, fraying, corrosion, or any other factors that may affect the performance and safety of the system is vital. Routine pre-use checks by the user are essential as well to make sure all equipment is in good working order before use.

Inspecting to the highest safety standards 

By scheduling regular inspections and recertification with us, you can proactively address potential issues and stay ahead of regulatory changes, fostering a safer and more productive working environment. Trust us to deliver the expertise and reliability you need to keep your operations running smoothly and your team secure at all heights.

Top of the line equipment

In order to best do our jobs with inspection and certification services, we utilize a wide range of equipment. Manlift equipment like the scissor lift and boom lift are used if it's required to access the fall protection system in the ceiling or roof space. We use torque wrenching tools and gauges to confirm all bolts are tightened to spec. Additionally, some types of anchors require a pull test to be certified in the inspection process, and for this, we use a tensioning device to measure the anchors to the defined load requirement.

We maintain proper OSHA certification

System inspections are completed by in-house staff holding current OSHA Competent Person Certification. This way, our inspection protocols are performed by individuals who have the necessary training and expertise to identify potential hazards and address them effectively. 


First-year inspection is optionally included in the system installation cost. By taking advantage of this service, you can rest assured that any potential issues are identified and looked at early on, maintaining the integrity and reliability of your safety equipment.

We provide fall protection system certificates

Upon completion, a system inspection certificate is provided, serving as a formal acknowledgment that your fall protection system has undergone a thorough examination by our certified in-house staff. The certificate details the inspection findings, including any issues detected and corrective actions taken, delivering full transparency about the condition of your equipment.

Avoid preventable accidents with fall protection inspections

Our detailed inspection reports provide actionable insights and recommendations, empowering you to address any deficiencies and uphold the highest safety standards. Trust Haven Fall Protection to help you navigate the complexities of compliance and keep your team safe at all times with our fall protection inspection services. Plus, we make the inspection process smooth and hassle-free, working around your schedule to minimize disruptions to your operations.


Let us know how we can help with your fall protection inspection so your equipment is in good working order!

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