NJ Fall Prevention For Roofers; Safety Harness & Portable Anchor Kits Updated
Nov 14, 2023
Key Takeaways
- J Racenstein NJ has updated its fall prevention product range to include a comprehensive selection of tools for roofers, construction workers, and building cleaners.
- The company's updated range aims to help companies improve safety measures, comply with OSHA and ANSI regulations, and deliver high-quality services.
- The range includes safety kits for soft-wash roof cleaning, roof work fall protection kits, and the roof cleaning safety 50-foot kit.
- The roof cleaning safety 50-foot kit is an all-inclusive, entry-level fall protection equipment that meets OSHA compliance regulations and provides comfort and safety.
- All products are sourced from top industry brands to provide clients with the latest in fall protection.
J Racenstein NJ (201 809-7500) has announced new updates to its fall prevention product range.
East Rutherford, United States - November 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
J Racenstein NJ's updated inventory now includes a comprehensive range of fall prevention tools - from safety harnesses, sky genie lines, and descenders to suction cups, portable roof anchors, lanyards, and more - suitable for roofers, construction workers, and building cleaners.
More details can be found at https://www.jracenstein.com/c/fall-protect/c2836
Per recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly one in five of all work-related fatal accidents occur in the construction industry, with most of these incidents due to falls from a height. As such, J Racenstein NJ recently updated its fall protection range to help companies upgrade their safety measures, stay compliant with OSHA and ANSI regulations, and deliver high-quality services to their clients.
Included in the company’s updated range are the safety kits for soft-wash roof cleaning, roof work fall protection kits, and the roof cleaning safety 50-foot kit.
The roof cleaning safety 50-foot kit is all-inclusive, entry-level fall protection equipment that meets OSHA compliance regulations and provides both comfort and safety. It includes a full-body harness, 50 feet of rope, a rope grab, a shock pack, a reusable roof anchor, a carabiner, a snap hook, and a resealable bucket to store all items when not in use.
All products are sourced from top brands in the industry, including BlueWater, Kong Safety Equipment, and Gemtor, among others, to provide clients with the latest in fall protection.
About J Racenstein NJ
The company has been in business since 1909 and has two fully stocked warehouses in California and New Jersey. J Racenstein NJ also educates clients on the current industry safety standards and regulations through its online guides, safety guidance and consultations, and in-person training seminars.
A spokesperson said, "Our dedicated team of professionals is here to serve your needs. We pride ourselves on our knowledge, customer support, and ability to service the industry with the best products and services."
Additional information is available at https://www.jracenstein.com/c/fall-protect/c2836
Contact Info:
Name: Kyle Blyth
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Organization: J Racenstein NJ
Address: 1 Madison St bldg d4, East Rutherford, NJ 07073, United States
Phone: +1-800-221-3748
Website: https://www.jracenstein.com/
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