Redline Safety Ltd’s Post

Happy Monday! Look what we found. During a recent visit to a tenant job, we stumbled upon this violation. According to state regulations, this setup is a no-go. 🛑 Per code, no more than two heads should be supplied from a 1-inch pipe, unless the system was specifically designed otherwise. Compliance matters, and we’re here to ensure safety and adherence to regulations. . . . #deescofireprotection #onthejob #fireprotection #atlanta #firesafety #totalfireprotection #firealarmsystem #welovefireprotection #retrofit #whatwedobest #pipefitters #pipefitter #pipefitting #committedtosafety #beprepared #atlga #atlanta #firealarm #firealarmsystem #fireandlifesafety #backflowpreventer #fireprotectionsystems #firesystems

Whether our team is in the field, 8 feet down a manhole, or a mile into a 42” diameter pipeline inspection – safety is our top priority. We go where the contractor goes, so we adopt the same comprehensive safety programs they do. Our team has extensive safety training in: ✓ Trench Stability ✓ Shoring ✓ Confined Space ✓ Horizontal Retrieval ✓ Fall Protection ✓ & Traffic Safety

When you work with Ark Safety, you can rest assured that the optimal horizontal lifeline system has been selected and installed properly. Do you know how to determine the correct horizontal lifeline system for your fall protection needs? Here's how: https://lnkd.in/eU9QvHvB #worksafer

Precautions: 1. Conduct thorough risk assessments and planning 2. Ensure proper training and certification for operators 3. Regularly inspect and maintain cranes and rigging 4. Use proper load calculations and weight estimation 5. Secure and stabilize the load 6. Use spotters and signal persons for communication 7. Monitor weather conditions 8. Ensure proper setup and leveling of the crane 9. Use safety nets or catch platforms (if necessary) 10. Develop an emergency response plan Risks: 1. Load drops or falls 2. Crane collapse or tip-over 3. Rigging failure 4. Operator error or distraction 5. Overloading or uneven loading 6. Electrical hazards (power lines, etc.) 7. Structural damage (to surrounding buildings, etc.) 8. Personal injury or fatality Hazards: 1. Entanglement or pinching points 2. Crushing or impact zones 3. Fall hazards (from heights or crane movement) 4. Electrical shock or arc flash 5. Fire hazards (from sparks, etc.) 6. Unstable or shifting loads 7. Nearby personnel or equipment 8. Environmental hazards (wind, lightning, etc.) Always prioritize safety and take necessary precautions when performing crane lifting operations! #Workplace_Safety #Crane_Lifting #Risks_and_Hazards #Work_safe #Safety_first

Stop hidden leaks from causing irreversible damage. InspectorFinder’s experts can help. . . #InspectorFinder #PropertyInspection #HomeInspection #RealEstateInspection #InspectorServices #QualityInspections #Inspectors #HomeInspection #BuildingInspection #HandoverInspection #PropertyInspection #TermiteInspection #PestInspection #RoofInspection #ElectricalInspection #PlumbingInspection #PoolInspection

Fall Protection Equipment (FPE) is crucial in the construction industry to ensure the safety of workers working at heights. Here are some commonly used fall protection equipment in construction: 1) Fall Arrest Systems: Fall arrest systems consist of a combination of equipment, such as harnesses, retractables, life lines, and anchor points, that work together to arrest a worker's fall and prevent them from hitting the ground. 2) Guardrails: Guardrails are barrier that are installed along the edge of elevated work platforms or open sides to prevent workers from accidentally falling off. 3) Safety Nets: Safety nets are positioned below elevated work areas to catch workers in case of a fall. They are designed to absorb the energy of a fall and prevent workers from hitting the ground or other objects. Furthermore, it is essential to follow proper training and guidelines when using fall protection equipment to ensure maximum safety. #SafetyFirst #WorkAtHeight #Fall_Protection_Equipment

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⚡🧤 𝐍𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐠𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐚𝐬𝐭: 𝐂𝐥𝐨𝐭𝐡 𝐖𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 In this reel, journey with our Allied inspector as they uncover a piece of history in an AC closet: exposed cloth wiring. With the trusty Voltage Detector in hand, we ensure these old wires aren't just relics but safe, non-live elements within your home. It's about blending respect for the past with the safety standards of today. Trust Allied to safeguard your home's history and your future. 🏠💡 #HistoricWiring #SafetyCheck #AlliedInspection

From unnoticed leaks to silent damage, InspectorFinder reveals and resolves. . . #InspectorFinder #PropertyInspection #HomeInspection #RealEstateInspection #InspectorServices #QualityInspections #Inspectors #HomeInspection #BuildingInspection #HandoverInspection #PropertyInspection #TermiteInspection #PestInspection #RoofInspection #ElectricalInspection #PlumbingInspection #PoolInspection

You turn your back for 5 minutes.... A new cable penetration has breached a previously installed face fixed ablative batt #firestop seal. What's the issue? What's the knock on effect? What's the remedy? This is a common example of what can happen in buildings inbetween their annual #fireriskassessment? No-one gives much notice to the seemingly simple running of a new cable, or upgrading an old service for a new one. The Fire Consultancy Specialists compartmentation surveyors have the knowledge and expertise to recognise these issues. Once all the relevant information is collected, they work with the responsible person to find a compliant resolution. #buildingsafety #passivefire #propertymaintenance #responsibleperson #passivefireprotection #estatemanagement