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Start with the roof edge, access point, travel path, or equipment service zone.
Compare freestanding, fixed, parapet-clamped and standing-seam guardrail options for your roof.
Explore this solution → Rooftop equipment accessPlan protection for equipment service areas, walking routes and access over rooftop obstacles.
Explore this solution → Roof access safetyProtect open roof hatches with guardrails, self-closing gates and a safer access route.
Explore this solution → Metal roof edge safetyExplore standing-seam guardrails and access options. Plan around roof compatibility, structural support and the work route.
Explore this solution → Rooftop walking routesCompare roof walkway matting and crossover platforms. Plan around roof compatibility, slippery surfaces and obstacles along the service route.
Explore this solution → Temporary rooftop workReview clamp-on parapet guardrails and separate visual boundary marking. Plan around the task, supporting structure and access route.
Explore this solution →Protect exposed levels while supporting people, materials, and daily operations.
Compare safety gates for upper-level doors and pallet loading zones. Plan protection around your opening and material-handling workflow.
Explore this solution → Elevated pallet transfersCompare pallet drop-zone and pick-module gates. Plan around load dimensions, operating clearances and protection throughout the transfer cycle.
Explore this solution → Loading dock opening protectionCompare straight and folding dock gates. Plan around opening width, operating clearances and suitable concrete anchorage.
Explore this solution → Equipment access routesCompare crossover platforms and steep access ladders. Plan around obstacles, destination height, landing space and structural support.
Explore this solution →Treat the climb, landing, opening, and access controls as one complete system.
Review fixed access ladders, climbing safety systems and access-control options for the climb and upper landing.
Explore this solution → Protection during the climbReview fixed-ladder cable safety systems and separate landing protection. Plan around ladder structure, compatible components and the upper transition.
Explore this solution → Controlled ladder accessReview ladder security doors for restricted rooftop and platform access. Plan around ladder width, mounting compatibility and door clearance.
Explore this solution → Guarded access openingsReview self-closing gates for ladder and platform access openings. Plan around gate fit, mounting, swing clearance and the surrounding enclosure.
Explore this solution →Match the solution to liquids, traffic, sanitation, openings, and the work being performed.
Compare slip-resistant drainage and anti-fatigue matting for wet work areas, standing tasks and food-processing conditions.
Explore this solution → Food-processing floor safetyReview matting for food-processing work areas. Plan around floor conditions, drainage, cleaning requirements and edge transitions.
Explore this solution → Busy routes and standing workCompare matting for busy industrial routes and standing work areas. Plan around traffic, drainage, cleaning and edge transitions.
Explore this solution → Confined-space access planningReview davit equipment for confined-space access. Plan around opening dimensions, mounting and compatible components alongside your site’s entry and rescue requirements.
Explore this solution → Visual boundary markingReview permanent visual warning lines for planned boundaries. Consider layout, access routes and the site’s protection plan. Warning lines are not physical fall barriers.
Explore this solution →How Dakota Safety helps
Send photos, available measurements, roof or structure details, and the work being performed.
Dakota Safety reviews measurements and site details with you, identifies missing information, and confirms applicable requirements and suitable approaches.
Once the scope and inputs are confirmed, Dakota Safety prepares a recommendation and project-specific quote.
Not sure which solution fits?
A Dakota Safety specialist can review the application, identify missing information, and help prepare a recommendation and quote.