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A mansafe system for roofs typically includes components such as roof anchors, lifelines, and guardrail - ensuring operatives are either restrained from reaching a fall hazard (fall restraint), or safely arrested in the event of a fall (fall arrest).

There are two primary types of mansafe systems:

• Fall Restraint Mansafe Systems: Prevent workers from reaching an uprotected roof edge or fall risk area.
• Fall Arrest Mansafe Systems: Allow access to hazardous areas but are designed to stop a fall in progress safely.

Types of Mansafe Systems

There are several types of mansafe systems designed to protect workers at height, each suited to different roof types, work conditions, and safety requirements. Here are the most common systems used across flat and pitched roofs:

Weighted Mansafe Systems: Kee Anchor - a weighted mansafe system like Kee Anchor is a non-penetrative solution ideal for flat roofs with sensitive or waterproof membranes. It acts as a portable fall arrest or fall restraint anchor point, ensuring compliance without compromising the roofs structure.

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Horizontal Lifeline Mansafe System: Kee Line - For users who require more movement along large roof areas, Kee Line is a mansafe lifeline system that offers continuous, hands-free protection. This system is ideal for both fall arrest and fall restraint configurations and is suitable for modern, industrial, or commercial roof desgins.

Expert Mansafe System Design & Trusted Installation

Designing a compliant and effective mansafe system is not a one-size fits all task. Every roof and application are different, and that's why we take a tailored approach to every project.

At Simplified Safety, we work closely with facilities managers, contractors, and safety officers to deliver mansafe system design solutions that are safe, compliant, and built to last.

Whether you're looking for a mansafe system that won't penetrate your roof membrane, we've got the expertise and the products to support your needs.