Fall Protection
Crane-Tec and Spanco Rigid Lifelines®
Keep workers safer at height with a fall protection system that can be relocated.
Crane-Tec is proud to partner with Spanco Rigid Lifelines® to offer crane systems that not only enhance productivity but also prioritize safety with advanced fall protection systems. In high-risk industries such as construction, trucking, aviation, and maintenance, using outdated or insufficient fall protection can lead to serious consequences. With over 300 workers losing their lives annually due to falls, having reliable fall protection systems is critical for worker safety.
Crane-Tec and Spanco Rigid Lifelines® provide top-tier solutions that stretch coast to coast, offering everything from rigid rail enclosed track systems to full-body harnesses and custom components. These fall protection systems are designed to reduce injury risk and provide workers with essential tools for job site safety.
These overhead fall protection systems, including the Anchor Track® systems, deliver a dependable safeguard in case of falls. All solutions are engineered for self-rescue, making them an essential part of any high-risk job environment. With a wide range of applications across various industries, our partnership ensures that workplaces across the country become safer with reliable, modern fall protection systems that meet the latest industry standards.
By choosing Crane-Tec and Spanco Rigid Lifelines®, you're investing in systems designed to protect your team and ensure the safety of every worker on-site.
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For over 20 years, Rigid Lifelines® has been engineering, designing, and testing rigid rail fall protection systems. All of our rigid rail systems comply with OSHA 1910, OSHA 1926, and ANSI Z359 standards. By meeting OSHA and ANSI regulations, our rigid rail systems reduce workplace risks and protect your workers from hazards. Our knowledge of fall protection codes allows our engineers to stay current while pursuing new, safer solutions for working at height. By serving on the ANSI Fall Protection Code committee and several ANSI sub-committees, our engineers work closely with building architects, engineers, and safety personnel to assist you in any way we can.
