Locations served
Fall protection across the United States
Designed, PE-stamped and installed by one team.
Tritech engineers, fabricates and installs permanent fall protection across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., including Alaska and Hawaii. Find your state below or contact our team to discuss your facility.
- PE-stamped designs
- Design, fabrication and installation
- Serving all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
- Since 1993 turnkey fall protection
Trusted by industry leaders for truly turnkey systems
Pick your state
Find fall protection support in your state.
Alaska and Hawaii: We serve facilities in both states. Contact our team about your site →
By territory
Find your territory contact.
West
Wes Hopkins (210) 225-9161
David Lee (213) 838-5380
Kevin Sass (206) 210-9418
North-Central
Sean Befus (402) 799-4634
North Midwest
Central
Sam Grabon (262) 846-5270
South-Central
David Lee (213) 838-5380
Wes Hopkins (210) 225-9161
North-East
South-East
Jason Bingham (407) 360-9802
What we install
Permanent systems for roofs and elevated work areas.
Everything below is designed to your structure, fabricated, installed and documented by Tritech. Nothing portable, nothing rented. Each card leads to the full system page.
Rooftop guardrail
A physical barrier at the edges, hatches and work areas that need one. Parapet, metal-roof and freestanding variants; which one depends on the roof structure, the parapet, how people get onto the roof and where the maintenance happens.
Explore guardrail and barrier systems →
Horizontal lifeline systems
For movement along a defined route where guardrail is not practical. The design has to account for the supporting structure, the number of users and whether the job calls for restraint or fall arrest — and if it is arrest, for clearance and rescue.
Explore horizontal lifeline systems → Rigid rail and overhead fall arrest
Overhead rail for loading docks, maintenance bays, conveyors and process areas, where people work at height every shift. Rail position, structural support, available clearance and how the worker moves all shape the design.
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Ladder safety and roof access
Fixed ladders, roof transitions and access points reviewed together: getting onto the roof and getting from the hatch to the work area are the same task.
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Hatch, skylight and opening protection
The edge is only part of it. Hatches, skylights and other openings need guarding along the routes employees and contractors use.
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Inspection and existing-system assessment
We assess the installed system, its records and how it is used, and tell you whether it needs documentation, repair, replacement or further engineering review.
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Warning lines and designated areas
Allowed only in specific circumstances — infrequent, temporary work at a set distance from the edge. Not a substitute for a system where people work regularly.
More of our work
Photos from the field, and the full project write-ups.
The projects above are the ones closest to the territory. The rest of what Tritech has designed and installed lives in two places.
Project gallery
51 installation photos from Tritech sites, filterable by system, industry and application — guardrail, lifelines, rigid rail, platforms and anchors as they were actually built.
Browse the project gallery →Case studies
6 projects written up in full: the hazard, the options the engineers weighed, the system that went in and what changed for the people using the roof or the floor.
Read the case studies →Request a site assessment
Let’s Discuss Your Project
Tell us where the facility is, what needs protecting and whether there is a deadline. The territory manager for your state picks it up from there.
Prefer to talk? Call Tritech and we will put you through to the right territory.
Mon–Fri, 7:00–6:00 Central