Rooftop Safety Lifeline System

Cable based fall restraint and fall arrest solutions

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KeeLine Cable Based Safety Lifeline System

KeeLine safety lifeline system can be used as a fall restraint and fall arrest safety solution and designed specifically for your working environment. When collective protection is not possible, or a virtually invisible solutions is needed, our wire based system is ideal for hands free working at height.

What is a safety lifeline system?

KeeLine horizontal lifeline is a wire based fall protection cable system that is installed parallel to a fall hazard. Users are connected to the system via a lanyard and harness and are able to move freely around the roof surface.

Our cable system comprises 8mm grade 316 stainless steel wire and allows spans up to 12m between posts and is suitable for up to 3 users.

 

 

Protecting our workers

The KeeLine safety lifeline system has been developed to allow safe access to a roof for maintenance and inspection workers.

The system features PAS (Progressive Absorbing System). If a user falls, the shock absorbers, intermediate brackets and support posts deploy and deform, reducing the load impact to the building’s structure to below 10Kn.

 

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Why Use KeeLine Personal Protection?

Continuous Protection

Workers are attached to the system at all times and have continuous ‘hands free’ protection

In-House Design

Customer solutions designed in-house to suit specific roof types and layouts

Approved Compliance

KeeLine is full tested and complies with EN 795:2012

60 Second Overview of the KeeLine Safety Lifeline System

A few examples of how KeeLine can be used

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KeeLine wire based lifeline system provides fall arrest or restraint protection when working at height.

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Mansafe Systems Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are mansafe systems and when are they required?

Mansafe systems are safety systems designed to protect personnel working on roofs or elevated structures where a fall hazard is present. They are typically used when collective protection is not possible and workers need safe access to carry out maintenance, cleaning or repairs. Mansafe systems help reduce workplace fatalities by providing controlled fall protection in environments where height risks remain.

2. How do cable based mansafe systems work?

Cable based systems use a horizontal lifeline installed along a roof or structure. Users connect to the cable using personal protective equipment such as a safety harness and lanyard. The system allows workers to move along the roof while remaining protected in the event of a fall. These systems can be configured for both fall restraint and fall arrest depending on the risk assessment.

3. Are mansafe systems suitable for different roof types?

Yes. Mansafe systems can be installed on major roof types including flat roofs, metal profile roofs and membrane roofs. The system design takes the roof structure and roof membrane into account to ensure safe installation without compromising the building. This makes them suitable for both new builds and retrofit projects.

4. What happens in the event of a fall?

In the event of a fall, the system components such as constant force posts and energy absorbing devices activate to limit the forces applied to the user and the structure. This controlled response helps protect workers and reduces the risk of serious injury. A rescue plan should always be in place as part of a compliant fall protection approach.

5. Do mansafe systems require regular inspection?

Yes. All mansafe systems must be inspected at regular intervals to remain compliant and reliable. Inspection ensures that anchor points, cables, fixings and other components are in safe working condition. This is essential for protecting users and maintaining a safe working environment.

6. Can mansafe systems be used for short term or ongoing projects?

Mansafe systems are suitable for both short term projects and long term operations. They are commonly used where repeated access is required for maintenance, cleaning or inspection. Their practical design supports efficiency and productivity while maintaining safety across ongoing building operations.


6 Key Benefits of Kee Line Mansafe Systems

  1. Reliable fall protection
    Kee Line mansafe systems provide reliable solutions for managing fall hazards where working at height presents ongoing risk. The system is tested and designed to support compliance with safety regulations.

  2. Safe access across roof structures
    By providing a fixed horizontal lifeline, mansafe systems create safe access routes across roofs and structures, reducing the possibility of unsafe movement near roof edges.

  3. Compatible with different operations
    Kee Line can be combined with other safety solutions and configured to suit cleaning, maintenance and repair tasks across a wide range of environments.

  4. Designed for modern buildings
    The system integrates with roof membranes and structures without unnecessary visual impact, making it suitable for buildings where a virtually invisible solution is preferred.

  5. Supports worker productivity
    Mansafe systems allow personnel to work safely while remaining connected, helping improve productivity without compromising safety during overhead or edge related tasks.

  6. Integral part of a compliant safety strategy
    When combined with training, inspection and correct installation, mansafe systems form an integral part of a practical fall protection strategy that protects workers and reduces risk at height.