Height Safety Rescue Equipment

Working at heights is considered a high-risk and hazardous activity because a fall from such a height can result in serious injury or death. Having a rescue strategy or plan in place to safely retrieve a person who has fallen from heights is crucial for worker and workplace safety and compliance. Proper training and safety measures must be implemented and followed to mitigate the risk of accidents and injuries while working at heights. The rescue may include self-rescue or a mechanically aided rescue using fall rescue equipment such as a davit arm, rope and winch. 
 
Safemaster’s comprehensive selection of fall rescue and height safety equipment ensures the safety of your workforce. Our range of rescue gear is tailored to retrieve workers who are suspended in various types of job sites, including industrial, construction, mining, confined spaces, and any other situations where there is a risk of falling from heights. Below is more information on some of our most popular fall rescue kits and height safety rescue equipment. 

• • SPANSET GOTCHA™ Rescue Kit – Spanset’s range of rescue kits are designed for a casualty to be raised or lowered to safety.
  • MILLER Quick Pick Rescue Kit – Enables the rescuer to connect the rescue equipment to the suspended worker at a distance while remaining securely anchored. All necessary rescue components are contained in and included in a compact kit that does not need to be assembled.
  • MILLER Rescue Master – Designed to aid with rescue from confined spaces or other difficult to access areas. It comes in two options, a basic kit and a full kit. 
  • MILLER Escape Mater – this descendant device is fitted onto the side of an elevated working platform. The Escape Mater allows for quick descent in emergency situations. 
  • ZERO Rescue Descent Kit – A piece of rescue equipment designed for retrieving a person who is suspended by descending, this equipment is simple and self-contained. 
  • Suspension Trauma – Intended to prevent the effects of suspension trauma while the worker is waiting to be rescued.