Tooling solutions specialist Snap-on Industrial has introduced a Tools@Height Product & User Guide to help specifiers select the most suitable tools and equipment from its extensive Tools@Height range.
Tools@Height has been engineered to form a comprehensive safety system, says the company, and the guide provides an explanation of the types of tools, lanyards, attachment points, pouches and accessories that the range entails. The various tool-carrying, storage and control options available are also outlined, including Snap-on Industrial’s Level 5 security and asset management systems.
Areas covered in the guide include checking and inspecting tools and equipment, lanyard attachment points, including Snap-on’s Snap-Coil tool anchors, and electrically insulated tools, as well as their need to conform to EN 60900. Fall-arrest lanyard types, their applications, as well as inspection and safety labelling requirements, are also explained in detail.
The Tools@Height collection now extends to more than 1200 tool products, and is said to be used in the aerospace, oil, gas, nuclear, wind, utility, and communication sectors.
For a complimentary copy of the guide, which is available in printed and electronic formats, call 01536 413904, or
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Looking to bring in controls for preventing dropped objects specifiacly around hand tools etc. Has anyone got any experience/knowledge in how to encourage contractors to consider using tehered tools without brining a mandatory site rule?