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Lifeline Services

Horizontal & Vertical Lifeline System

1. Horizontal Lifeline (HLL)

Why Servicing Matters

Lifeline systems are exposed to environmental conditions, structural movement and daily uses. Regular inspection helps ensure system reliability, compliance and workers safety. Regular inspection helps ensure proper line tension, anchor integrity, and connector performance, reducing the risk of system failure during use.

Systems Covered
  • Over The Roof (OTR)
  • Over The Head (OTH)
  • EN353-2:2014
Applicable Standards
  • EN 795:2012 (Type C)
  • EN 353-1:2014
  • EN 353-2:2014
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Vertical Lifeline System Service

2. Vertical Lifeline (VLL)

Why Servicing Matters

Routine servicing ensures smooth operation of the fall arrester, proper locking performance, and identification of any damage to ropes, cables, or connector.

What We Do

  • Visual inspection of the complete lifeline system
  • Cleaning and maintenance assessment
  • Torque tightening using calibrated tools Lifeline tension verification
  • Proof load testing (6–9 kN) using calibrated testing equipment from Hydrajaws and STAHL

What You Receive

  • Compliance inspection report
  • GPS-tagged documentation
  • Photo & video records
  • Fit-for-use certification
  • Corrective action recommendations
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Anchor Point​

The servicing of anchor points is essential as they form ​ the foundation of every fall protection system.

Applicable Standards
  • EN 795:2012
  • IS 3521 Part 7
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What We Do

To check the anchor point which may be affected due to activities like; welding, painting, repair, weather etc Ensure that all parts of the system are intact To tighten or replace all temporary attachments like; screws, nuts etc.

What You Receive

Compliance inspection reports for documentation. Fit for use certification and tagging. Recommendation for corrective actions.

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