Fallstop


OVERHEAD DEBRIS FALL ARREST AND INSPECTION SAFETY PLATFORM

The FALLSTOP is an essential tool for safety minded service operators.

A revolutionary system to facilitate the safe inspection of mine shafts, furnace plants or similar vessels and voids where overhead falling debris may cause injury.

FALLSTOP is a falling object arrest platform and inspection deck. Its uniqueness is that it is remotely deployed from outside the danger zone.
A history of its development:
FALLSTOP was originally developed and tested for Visy Recycling plant's furnace maintenance project.
The end-user advantages to using this technology:

  • Rapid turnaround and short production downtime.

  • Saves money and time - compared to conventional systems.

  • Simple to operate and maintain.

  • Installed by an in-house service team.

  • Specialist installation crew not required.

  • The most cost-effective solution available to meet required OH&S requirements.

  • Compact to pack and store.

  • Completely reusable.

  • Installed in hours saving the cost of subcontractors and equipment hire.

  • Allows for maintenance to take place soon after the vessel cools down.

  • Field tested with verified technology that is now in constant use.

  • Simple to customise and repair.

  • Available with many add-on, task-specific solutions.

  • Available with or without BYPASS ducts.

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