SOLUTIONS
Static Access Platform
A Durable, OSHA-Compliant Platform for Routine and Repetitive Tasks
Engineered for Safety
Built with guardrails, toe boards, and slip-resistant surfaces to help prevent falls and injuries.
Custom Fit for Any Environment
Each platform is designed to fit your specific space, whether it’s around machinery, tight corners, or elevated workstations.
Built to Last
Made from aluminum or galvanized steel, static platforms are durable, low-maintenance, and ideal for industrial environments.
PROBLEMS WE SOLVE
Perform Routine Elevated Tasks Without the Risk
Climbing ladders or scaffolding increases the chance of accidents, especially when tasks are repeated often. Static platforms offer a safer, more reliable solution by creating a dedicated work area that supports both safety and efficiency.
Areas of Application for Static Platforms
- Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities
- Energy & Utilities
- Infrastructure Development
- Government & Military
- Supply Chain Management
Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities
Energy & Utilities
Infrastructure Development
Government & Military
Supply Chain Management
Where this system is used
Industries and applications that run on Static Platforms
Downloads
Brochures & downloads
Brochure
Mining Fall Protection Brochure
Fall protection for open pit, underground, in-situ and dredging sites: where mine exposure concentrates and the engineered systems Tritech installs for it.
Brochure
Tritech Fall Protection Company Brochure
Tritech's company brochure: who engineers, supplies, installs and certifies your fall protection, and the 12 industries and applications we cover.
Guide
Above-Ground Storage Tank Fall Protection Guide
A guide for tank owners and operators on OSHA fall protection for above-ground storage tanks and where tank anchors fit in the ANSI Z359 hierarchy.
Brochure
Data Center Fall Protection Brochure
How Tritech protects data center roofs and yards: non-penetrating guardrail, access platforms, crossovers, stairs and ladder safety for mechanical equipment.
Answers to
Key Questions
What are the OSHA standards for elevated platforms?
OSHA regulates elevated platforms as walking-working surfaces under 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D. Fall protection is required at any side or edge 4 feet or more above a lower level (29 CFR 1910.28(b)(1)), with guardrail meeting 29 CFR 1910.29(b) (top rail at 42 inches, plus or minus 3 inches, withstanding 200 pounds of outward or downward force) as the standard control. A static work platform is engineered to those criteria once and holds them for the life of the installation, which suits permanent access over equipment, production lines, and recurring maintenance points.
Are elevated platforms considered fall hazards?
Yes. Any elevated surface with an unprotected side or edge 4 feet or more above a lower level is a fall exposure OSHA requires the employer to control (29 CFR 1910.28(b)(1)). A static platform resolves the exposure passively: guardrail on every open side makes the platform itself the control, with no harness program needed for routine work on it.
What is the minimum height for fall protection?
Under OSHA’s general industry standard, the minimum is 4 feet above a lower level (29 CFR 1910.28(b)(1)); construction work triggers at 6 feet (29 CFR 1926.501(b)(1)). Most static platforms serve permanent facilities, so the 4-foot trigger applies, and a platform at working height over equipment is nearly always past it. Tritech designs, fabricates, and installs static platforms with the guardrail, access stairs, and load path engineered as one structure.
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Our team can help you design and install a custom static platform system that fits your space and keeps your people safe.
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