Rescue systems, harnesses, ropes and ladders are important safety features in a variety of areas involving working at height, rescue operations and other situations where there may be a risk of falling or difficulty moving. In this article we will talk about different types of rescue systems, belts, ropes and ladders, their characteristics and application in various fields of activity.
Rescue systems
Rescue systems are special devices and equipment designed for the evacuation and rescue of people in the event of accidents, fires or other emergencies:
- Reels and ropes for rescue from heights.
- Devices for emergency descent.
- Individual rescue saddles.
- Multipoint rescue systems.
- Floating devices for water rescue.
Safety belts
Safety harnesses are the main element of a fall protection system and secure the worker to an anchor or rescue device. They are used in various areas of work at height:
- Belts for industrial climbers.
- Belts for builders and installers.
- Belts for working at height on oil platforms and drilling rigs.
- Belts for working at height in the power industry.
Ropes and safety lines
Ropes and lifelines are used to secure workers to anchoring devices or to provide rescue and evacuation:
- Safety ropes for mountaineering and mountain sports.
- Structural ropes for industrial work.
- Safety lines for working at height.
- Ropes and lines for rescue operations.
Stairs and paved routes
Ladders and paved routes are designed to facilitate movement and rescue in difficult conditions:
- Rescue ladders for evacuation from buildings.
- Ladders and rope routes for climbing mountains and high-rise buildings.
- Paved routes for evacuation from difficult and confined spaces.
