Emergency Support

Fast, knowledgeable help with fall protection equipment, systems and next steps after an incident on your jobsite.

When something goes wrong at height, we help.

Fall protection incidents and equipment failures need quick, informed action. Onsite Safety’s team helps contractors respond, inspect equipment and restore protection so work can resume safely.



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Harnesses & PPE made for your type of work

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COMMERCIAL ANCHOR POINTS

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RESIDENTIAL ANCHOR POINTS

Different projects require different applications. Explore how fall protection systems are applied in residential and commercial environments.

HOW WE HELP

Emergency Support Services

Urgent help for residential and commercial crews.

Post-Incident Equipment Review

Guidance on removing and inspecting harnesses, lanyards, SRLs and anchors involved in a fall.

  • Remove from service immediately
  • Inspection by a competent person
  • Replacement gear

Urgent Repairs & Temporary Protection

Restore or add protection at a damaged or missing system.

  • Damaged guardrails and anchors
  • Temporary edge protection
  • Storm damage response

Safety Consulting

Help reviewing what happened and preventing a repeat.

  • Site and hazard reassessment
  • Fall protection plan updates
  • Crew retraining

After a Fall

What to Do After a Fall Incident

General guidance. Follow your company’s emergency plan and local requirements.

Call 911


Get emergency medical help right away. A worker hanging in a harness needs prompt rescue, because suspension can become dangerous quickly.

Secure the Area


Keep others clear of the hazard, and use your site’s rescue plan. OSHA requires employers to provide for prompt rescue of workers after a fall.

Remove Equipment From Service


Tag equipment involved in the fall so no one uses it until it has been evaluated and cleared by a competent person or the manufacturer.

Report as Required


Employers must report a work-related fatality to OSHA within 8 hours, and a hospitalization, amputation or loss of an eye within 24 hours.

Document What Happened


Record the time, location, people, equipment and conditions while details are fresh.

Contact Onsite Safety


We can help with equipment replacement, repairs, temporary protection and a review of your fall protection program.

HOW WE LEAD

What You Can Get From Us

Services offered across our locations.

Fall Protection Systems

Engineered anchor points, guardrails and temporary systems installed by certified crews.

Training & Certification

Hands-on courses that help crews work safely at height.

Equipment & Consulting

Professional-grade safety gear and compliance support for your jobsites.


FAQs

Answers to common questions about our locations and service areas.

  • Where is Onsite Safety located?

    Our home office is at 2460 W State Rd 426, Suite 1002, in Oviedo, Florida 32765.

  • Do you serve my area?

    We work with contractors nationwide. Contact us with your project location and we will confirm availability and the best way to support you.

  • Can I visit the office without an appointment?

    We recommend calling or emailing first so the right team member is available to meet with you.

  • How do I get a quote?

    Use the Get a Quote button or contact us by phone or email. Share your project type, location and timeline, and a safety specialist will follow up.

HOW IT WORKS

Correct gear starts with the right process.

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1. Site Assessment

We evaluate your roof or structure, map hazards, and determine the anchors needed.

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2. Engineering Review

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Want to Work With Us?

Talk with a safety specialist to learn how Onsite Safety can support your next project.