Fall Protection Anchors – Secure Tie-Off Points for Safety at Height

Fall protection anchors provide critical connection points for workers using lanyards, self-retracting lifelines (SRLs), or horizontal lifelines, ensuring safety and compliance with OSHA and ANSI standards. Choosing the right anchor depends on jobsite conditions, structural material, and mobility requirements.

Roof Anchors
Roof anchors are designed to be installed into wood structures using screws or nails, making them ideal for residential and commercial roofing applications. Available in temporary or permanent styles, they are commonly used for fall restraint and fall arrest systems on pitched or flat roofs.

Cross-Arm Anchors (Pass-Through or Choker Anchors)
These versatile and reusable anchors wrap around beams, pipes, or other secure structures, creating a strong tie-off point. Made from heavy-duty webbing or cable, they allow easy pass-through functionality for quick and secure attachment.

Beam Anchors
Beam anchors clamp onto structural steel, such as I-beams, and often feature adjustable widths to fit different beam sizes. Some models offer sliding capabilities, allowing workers to move along the beam while staying tied off for continuous protection.

Concrete Anchors
Designed for construction and industrial settings, concrete anchors are installed into existing or freshly poured concrete. Options include removable anchors, bolt-on systems, and reusable drop-in designs, offering strong and secure attachment points for fall protection systems.

Specialty Anchors
For unique applications, specialty anchors such as wire form anchors, vacuum anchors, and clamp-style anchors provide solutions for irregular structures, smooth surfaces, or temporary setups. These anchors expand fall protection capabilities in challenging environments.

No matter the jobsite, selecting the right fall protection anchor is essential for worker safety and regulatory compliance. Explore our full selection to find the best solution for your application.