Tool tethering

Tool protection is required when working at height. The use of unsecured tools and equipment when working at height poses a significant risk and can have catastrophic consequences.

Imagine you are working on a roof and suddenly lose your grip on your hammer which falls down. Below you, at ground level, your colleague works. The energy that the hammer gets after 3-4 floors can be deadly. By securing your tool correctly when working at height, you can avoid such dangerous situations.

Tool safety is essential at height

Having well-tested and functional equipment for tool protection that you can trust is essential and a natural part of working at height.

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At regulatory level, it states that when working at height, you must secure equipment to prevent objects from falling down and posing a danger to other people.

In a section dealing with access, work and rescue, it is specified that tools and other equipment that you use must be securely attached to harnesses, work seats or in another suitable way.

Utility insurance has long been established and has had a major focus within the oil industry. Now, fortunately, there are several companies on land that also take this seriously.