Trained Crew, Certified Anchors: Compliance Has Two Halves — You Need Both

priority_high The two-key system

Suspended-access compliance is a two-key system. Key one: the people — every worker on a swing stage trained per §1926.454, every powered-platform operator per §1910.66 App C. Key two: the building — every anchorage they tie to inspected annually and load-test certified per §1910.27(b) and §1910.140. Turn only one key and the door stays locked: a fully trained crew clipping into an uncertified anchor is a citable violation, and a freshly certified anchor holding an untrained worker is one too. Most buildings solve whichever half a vendor happens to sell — and stay exposed on the other.

payments The exposure math

school Both halves, one contract

This is exactly why we bundle it: certified training delivered through an independent qualified trainer, anchor and davit load-testing with PE-sealed certification by our engineering partner, and corrective work self-performed by our crews if anything fails. Two halves, one contract, one file that passes inspection.