Save time and money by renting roof guardrail!
If you only need safety equipment for a limited time, save money by renting. We have an entire fleet of rental options available that are more cost-effective than buying equipment that you will only use for a limited time. Guardrails are the most commonly used form of passive fall protection based on the ease of use and wide variety of equipment available today. The Roof Guardrail Rental Program is a great way to save on costly disposal fees, processes, OSHA fines and work losses.
This new program offers a variety of benefits for our customers:
- Save time & money – no need to purchase and permanently store guardrails
- Increased safety – provides a safe environment for workers
- Environmentally friendly – eliminates the need to dispose of used guardrails
The Roof Guardrail Rental Program pays for itself and can be reused and re-rented for years. Most of our clients use our fall protection rentals for a month at a time at a fraction of what they would pay to purchase the equipment. So if you're in need of fall protection equipment for only a limited time, the Roof Guardrail Rental Program just makes sense.
Guardrails available for rent have a Galvanized finish are 10 feet long and include baseplates. Rental guardrail is most often used to secure perimeters so the minimum amount of rails for rentals is 20 pieces. The rails can be rented for a minimum of one month and utilized for as long as you need them! All personal fall protection systems are designed, engineered and installed to meet or exceed the standards set forth in Federal OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry 1926, Federal OSHA Standards for General Industry 1910, Cal/OSHA Construction Safety Orders, Title 8 (1670), Cal/OSHA General Safety Orders, Title 8 (3210), EM385 (for US Military projects) and ANSI Z359.
We would be happy to discuss our available options with you and help you find the best solution for your needs. For more information on our roof guardrail rental program, please contact us today.
