BS EN 795:2012
Rooftop Lifeline
The Kee Line Safety Lifeline System is a versatile, reliable fall protection system for rooftop applications. It provides a secure anchor point for personnel working at height, helping to prevent falls and injury.
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A worker clipped to a lifeline walking a raised walkway across an industrial plant roof
Keeping Your Workers Safe
Safety lifelines are an essential component of any fall protection system. These systems provide a secure anchor point for personnel working at height, preventing them from falling and sustaining injury. They also offer peace of mind to those below, protecting bystanders from potential harm. Lifelines must be installed correctly and inspected regularly to ensure that they will perform as expected in the event of a fall. This means that the correct selection, installation and maintenance of these systems is crucial to guarantee the safety of all personnel in any environment. Mantech offers the following safety lifeline solutions:
Solutions
Our products can be combined to create complete end to end man safe systems.
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BS EN 795:2012
Overhead Rigid Lifeline
The Kee Track overhead rigid rail protection system provides a reliable, cost-effective fall protection solution. It offers the safety of short-fall arrest distances with the added bonus of simple and affordable modular installation.
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BS EN 353-1
Vertical Lifeline
Vertical lifeline systems are an important part of any fall protection solution. These systems provide a secure anchor point for personnel working at height, helping to prevent falls and injury. Vertical lifeline systems are incredibly versatile and easy to install, requiring minimal maintenance and providing up to 5000 lbs of tensile strength.
FAQs
Questions about lifelines
What a mansafe system is, how arrest differs from restraint, and what keeps a lifeline certified.
What is a mansafe system?
A mansafe system is a fall protection solution designed to safeguard workers at height. It integrates lifelines, anchor points and access systems so people can move securely across elevated surfaces.
What is the difference between fall arrest and fall restraint?
A fall arrest system stops someone after they fall; a fall restraint system prevents them reaching the hazard in the first place. We advise which suits each work pattern on site.
Do lifeline systems need regular inspection?
Yes. All lifeline systems must be inspected by a competent person at least every 12 months, with records kept for the working life of the system. See our inspection service.
Related systems
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BS EN 795
Anchors & davit arms
Single-point anchors, eyebolts, mobile man anchors and davit arms for rope access and confined-space work.
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BS EN 795
Fall arrest & restraint
Mansafe cable systems configured for fall arrest or restraint, around bends and on inclines.
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BS EN 13374 Class A
Roof edge protection
Freestanding, fixed and folding guardrail. Collective protection — no harnesses, no training, no clipping on.
Not sure which lifeline suits your roof?
A free site survey settles it — we walk the roof, measure the spans and follow up with a fixed quote.