Vertical Track Systems

Altus Safety - Vertical Track Systems

Vertical tracks are designed to be retrofitted to existing ladders or rungs, making them easy to install and aesthetically pleasing. Each system comes with a short, shock absorbing Fall Arrest Device allowing for smooth, hands-free operation. Special entry/exit gates can be built into these systems if the user needs to leave the system part way up the structure.

The system provides a ‘notched’ track profile which enables the retaining carriage to ‘lock off’ should a fall occur, making the system ideal for specialist applications such as confined space and industrial chimney installations.

These systems are suitable for multiple users per system requiring training on working at height and PPE. Fall arrest systems will require rescue plans and rescue training. As well as vertical track systems, Altus Safety also provides vertical safety lines, using a cable rather than track system.

Vertical Fall Arrest Systems, as well as any fall arrest system used for Work at Height must be inspected and compliance tested once every 12 months.

Key Benefits

Designed to be retrofitted to existing ladders or rungs
Comes with a short, shock absorbing Fall Arrest Device allowing for hands-free operation
Provides complete fall arrest protection in the event of accidental falls
Suitable for multiple users per system requiring training on working at height and PPE
Available in various high quality materials with corrosion resistant ﬁnishes
1m extension rail allows the user to exit the ladder whilst still being connected

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Vertical fall arrest track systems are designed to be retrofitted to existing ladders or rungs, making them easy to install and aesthetically pleasing.
Vertical fall arrest track systems are also known as:
Ladder Fall arrest
Vertical fall arrest track systems are available in a range of materials and finishes, Please see below:
Materials:
Galvanised Steel
Stainless Steel
Finishes:
Powder Coated to any RAL colour
These systems are commonly installed in the following sectors:
Residential
Industrial
Offices
Retail
Hotels / Leisure
Education
Healthcare
Utilities
In the event of a fall, a worker attached to a vertical fall arrest track is far less likely to be injured during the fall arrest process compared to a fall from a traditional hoop system. Vertical fall arrest tracks comply with the following standards:
BS EN 353
BS EN 795 – Class D
Testing/Inspection standards and frequency:Class D Fall Protection systems under BS EN 795- minimum of every 12 months and/or after every fall by a working at height specialist companyThese systems and any associated PPE equipment must be inspected before and after every use by a trained user.