Anchor Point Inspection & Testing
Inspection and proof load testing of roof and wall anchor points to BS 7883 and BS EN 795.
View service →Anchors & safety lines
Fall Arrest System Inspection & Testing
Complete fall arrest systems inspected and tested as one: anchors, lines, rails, arresters and energy absorbers.
- Independent inspectors
- BS 7883 & BS EN 795
- Tagged & certified
- Midlands, South & Wales
A fall arrest system is only as strong as its weakest component. Anchors, lines, rails, energy absorbers and the way they connect all have to work together to stop a fall safely.
We inspect and test the whole system against BS 7883 and the manufacturer's instructions, and give you one result, one certificate and one roof plan.
Standards
Inspected against
BS 7883Code of practice for the design, installation, inspection and maintenance of anchor systemsBS EN 795Anchor devices, types A to EBS EN 353-1Guided type fall arresters on a rigid anchor lineBS 8437Selection, use and maintenance of personal fall protection systems
What we check
Inspection checklist
- System layout and design suitability
- Anchors, end posts and intermediates
- Cable, rail and line condition
- Energy absorbers and tensioners
- Travellers, sliders and attachment points
- Fall clearance below the system
- Labelling and user instructions
- System technical file
How it works
From site details to certificate
- 1
Send your site details
The address and a rough count of anchors, eyebolts and safety lines is enough to price the job.
- 2
Fixed quotation
Priced per site, with multi-site estates grouped into efficient routes.
- 3
Inspection & testing
Every anchor inspected, proof load tested where required, and tagged on site.
- 4
Certificate & roof plan
Report with BS 7883 results, roof plan, certificates and the next inspection date.
FAQs
Common questions
What counts as a fall arrest system?
Any permanently installed system that stops a person who has fallen, such as horizontal lifelines, vertical rails and anchor points used with a harness and lanyard.
How often must a fall arrest system be inspected?
At least every 12 months under BS 7883, and immediately after any fall arrest event.
Do you inspect systems from any manufacturer?
Yes. We inspect and recertify systems from all major manufacturers.
Coverage
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View service →Horizontal Safety Line Testing & Recertification
Horizontal lifeline systems on roofs inspected, tensioned, tested and recertified to BS EN 795 Type C.
View service →Vertical Safety Line Testing & Recertification
Vertical fall arrest lines and rails on ladders and structures inspected, tested and recertified.
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View service →Free quotation
Book fall arrest system inspection & testing
Send the site address and a rough count of systems. We'll come back with a fixed price and the earliest date.
Phone 01242 420 255
- Reply within one working day
- Fixed price per site
- No obligation