Do lifeline systems require fall clearance calculations?

Yes. Lifeline systems require engineered fall clearance and system deflection calculations to ensure safe arrest distances.

Can lifeline systems follow curved paths?

Yes. Corner and curve components are available for both cable and rigid-track systems.

Are overhead lifeline options available?

Yes. Overhead lifeline systems provide continuous coverage for production areas, loading bays, and maintenance zones.

Horizontal & Overhead Lifeline Systems for Continuous Rooftop Safety

LIFELINE SYSTEMS

Headquartered in West Michigan — professionally serving clients in 45 states.

for Commercial & Industrial Facilities

LIFELINES

Custom horizontal and overhead lifeline systems enabling continuous, compliant movement along edges and spans. Designed, installed, and documented for proven worker safety.

We offer multiple lifeline options depending on if you need a fall arrest or fall restraint system. Lifeline is a cable system that runs through anchors. We offer a hands-free option with a trolley hook up or a non-pass through option. Non-pass through does require less anchors versus a stand-alone anchor system with no cable.

Pros: Offers extensive coverage area. Low-profile anchors. Can be used for fall arrest or restraint. Requires least amount of materials compared to other options.

Cons: Requires more fall clearance. The cable is susceptible to stretching & pulling with temperature change.