Roof & edge protection

Roof Safety System Inspection

A whole-roof inspection of every fall protection system: anchors, lines, guardrails, walkways and access.

Independent inspectors
BS 7883 & BS EN 795
Tagged & certified
Midlands, South & Wales

Most roofs have a mix of fall protection, installed by different contractors at different times. Nobody checks how it works together until something goes wrong.

We inspect every roof safety system in one visit and produce one report and roof plan, so you know what is on the roof, what condition it is in and what it is for.

External steel stair with guardrails leading to a roof

Standards

Inspected against

BS 7883Code of practice for the design, installation, inspection and maintenance of anchor systems
BS EN 795Anchor devices, types A to E
BS 6180Barriers in and about buildings
WAHR 2005Work at Height Regulations 2005

What we check

Inspection checklist

Anchors, lines and guardrails
Roof access hatches and ladders
Walkways across fragile areas
Rooflight protection
Safe routes to plant
Signage and access control
Gaps between systems
One roof plan for the whole roof

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

Why inspect the whole roof at once?

It finds the gaps between systems, such as an anchor that can't reach a gutter or a walkway that ends at an unprotected edge.

Do you cover fragile rooflights?

Yes. We record unprotected rooflights and fragile areas as part of the survey.

Is a roof plan included?

Yes. Every system and route is marked on a roof plan you can give to contractors.

Coverage