Ladder Fall Protection & Arrest Systems

Fall arrest ladders provide a safe and controlled environment while ascending and descending an access ladder. This fall protection system produces an innovative solution for vertical climbing that provides superior safety.

How A Fall Arrest Ladder Works

A fall arrest ladder safety device has an innovative system design and can be clamped or mechanically fixed to most structures, including brickwork, concrete and steel structures. Fall arrest ladders are easy to use and are commonly installed on a range of different sectors such as hotels, education and offices.

Users wear a body harness that connects them to a shock-absorbing travelling device that runs along the track. The shock-absorbing mechanism reduces the force on the worker and the system. Users can glide easily along the fall arrest ladder and a smooth journey is guaranteed. Ladder fall arrest systems allow workers to move up and down hands-free without any manual adjustment. Therefore, giving workers the freedom to perform their jobs efficiently and safely.

Fall arrest ladders, as well as any fall arrest system used for Work at Height must be inspected and compliance tested once every 12 months. Compliance with BS EN 795: 2012 D, EN353-1:2014, EN353-2:2002, BS 7883 2019 is guaranteed in all our fall arrest ladder services.

The Key Benefits of Fall Arrest Ladder Systems


  • Complete fall arrest protection for users

  • Suitable for multiple users per system requiring basic training on working at height

  • Traveller glides easily along the fall arrest rail holding the user close to the ladder

  • 1m extension rail allows the user to exit the ladder whilst still being connected

  • Aesthetically pleasing and cost effective

  • Available in Galvanised Steel, Aluminium and Stainless Steel

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Our Services

  • Height Safety Survey & Risk Assessment

  • Fall Arrest Design, Supply & Installation

  • Work at Height Inspection, Testing & Maintenance

  • Height Safety Training, Courses & Seminar

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