Innovative and Easy-To-Install Rooftop Safety Systems

OSHA-compliant solutions that are more simple to install. Non-penetrating options available
Roof Hatch Safety
Guardrail Products

OSHA-Compliant

All SafePro products are compliant with OSHA and ANSI fall protection regulations and standards

Engineered for Simple Installation

All of our products can be installed by a single individual with basic tools

Versatility Built In

Compatible with different work environments, with multiple finish and mounting options available.
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Roof Hatch Safety Products

SafePro has over 15 years of experience manufacturing easy-to-install solutions to protect one of the most common causes of accidents on rooftops—the roof hatch.
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Roof Hatch Safety Rail
Fast and easy to install, OSHA-compliant roof hatch guardrail, with a self-closing gate that acts as additional ladder rungs to help users enter and exit the hatch more safely.
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Automatic Roof Hatch Opener
Increase roof hatch safety with our electronic roof hatch opener, which allows users to remotely open/close the hatch with a remote, keypad, or access card.
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Guardrail & Warning Line

Guardrail is a passive safety systems that protects workers without the need for special training or equipment
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Panel Guardrail
OSHA-compliant portable guardrail panels are an excellent solution for temporary applications where the rail will need to be moved from one area to another.
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Component Guardrail
Component guardrail is best suited to permanent applications, is available in either straight or contoured variations, and can be either counterweighted or fixed to the surface.
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Warning Line
Warning line is an OSHA-compliant method for creating designated areas on the rooftop, with quality steel cable, counterweighted bases, and durable visual flags.
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Articles & Guides

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Portable vs. Permanent Rooftop Guardrail: How to Choose the Right System

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Warning Lines on Low-Slope Roofs: What OSHA Allows and What It Does Not

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Roof Hatch Safety Requirements: Guardrails, Gates, and Safer Access

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