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/ 2026/06/16
— Passive vs Active Fall Protection: Which Is the Right Choice for Your System?
When establishing a fall protection safety system, organizations face a fundamental choice: passive fall protection or active fall protection? Each approach has distinct characteristics, and understanding their principles and applications is the first step toward proper system design.
/ 2026/04/27
— EN795+CEN/TS 16415 Dual-Certified Horizontal Lifeline
/ 2026/04/23
— Statement Regarding the JMIND JC Series Vertical Lifeline Device
/ 2026/04/16
— GB3608-2025 Mandatory Implementation: Complete Compliance Guide for Enterprises
GB3608-2025 will be mandatory effective on May 1, 2026. This represents not merely a standard update, but a watershed moment when high-altitude work management transitions from "reference requirements" to "mandatory regulations"—leaving enterprises less than one month to adjust.
/ 2026/03/20
— The Three Most Overlooked Fatal Risks in Working at Height
Falls are the leading cause of death in construction. Yet many companies still have critical blind spots in their protection programs. The issue is usually not the absence of safety measures, but the failure to address risk points that are easy to overlook. This article highlights three of the most common gaps in fall protection—and how to close them.
/ 2026/03/06
— From Simple Tie-Off to System Management: The Upgrade Path for Fall Protection Safety
/ 2026/03/02
— Understanding the Key Differences Between Fall Restraint and Fall Arrest Systems
/ 2026/01/28
— Industrial Site Fall Accident Analysis: Many Problems Actually Start Under Your Feet
When we analyze accidents, we often focus on “why did the person fall?” But after spending enough time on real job sites, a different pattern becomes clear: many fall accidents are not really about height—they are about loss of balance. And loss of balance usually starts in the most easily overlooked places: the ground surface, walking routes, and transition areas.
/ 2026/01/16
— Wearing a Safety Harness Is Not Enough: Why Fall Protection Systems Fail
In many fall-related accidents, the issue is not whether a safety harness was worn. What is often overlooked is whether the harness actually met the conditions required to perform fall protection.
/ 2025/12/18
— What Is a Leading Edge SRL?
In work at height, self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) are widely used as fall protection devices. However, when work is performed near structural edges, relying solely on standard SRLs still presents safety risks that are often overlooked.