Safety gates and hatch guard systems for fall protection
OSCO Safety, a provider of safety solutions, announced the availability of industrial safety gates and hatch guard systems among its product lineup.
Designed for high-traffic access points and elevated work environments, these systems provide fall protection and perimeter security while maintaining efficient workflows for active employees.
OSCO safety gates feature a self-closing hinge and right- or left-swing opening that regulates access to restricted areas during daily operations. Available in standard 21-inch height with 2-inch width adjustments, the gates utilize a universal mounting system for easy installation. Composite and steel construction options are available for environments that require specific materials, such as chemical processing and water treatment facilities.
To secure rooftop and elevated access points, OSCO hatch guards provide OSHA-compliant fall protection without compromising the surface below. The guard system utilizes a compression-fit framework that slips easily over existing hatch curbs, eliminating the need for welding or drilling. The non-penetrating design preserves roof integrity and prevents leaks while improving visibility around open hatches.
OSCO hatch guards are available in widths of 30, 36, 42, 54 and 96 inches to fit most standard industrial or rooftop hatches. For additional perimeter protection, hatch guards can be combined with OSCO’s self-closing safety gate and railing to create a fully enclosed zone surrounding the rooftop opening.
“Our goal is to eliminate fall hazards at critical access points without slowing down crews or requiring permanent modifications,” said Kyle Pollino, business director at OSCO Safety. “These gates and hatch guards deliver reliable fall protection that integrates seamlessly into existing facility setups.”
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