Please consider this in line with the mandatory full harness regulations! Fall prevention system.
Permanent fall prevention system "Acrobat" compatible with full harness! Creating a safe environment for work at heights!
In 2022, ahead of the full enforcement of the mandatory use of full harness-type fall arrest equipment during high-altitude work, a permanent fall prevention system for attaching fall arrest equipment's lanyard hooks has emerged! This product, "Acrobat," is a permanent fall prevention system made in Singapore that complies with safety standards in Europe and the United States. It has over 700 installations primarily in Southeast Asia (including airports, factories, and exhibition venues). This is the first time it will be sold in Japan. 【Product Features】 ■ Designed with long-term installation and strength in mind, using stainless steel wire and shock absorbers, and complies with European (EN) strength standards. ■ The unique pass-through system allows for movement without having to change hooks. ■ By limiting walking routes, it prevents approaching areas with a risk of falling. ■ Can be installed to fit the shape of standing seam roofs and concrete flat roofs. ■ Flexible design accommodates various slopes. ■ Reduces safety measures costs associated with temporary structures. *You can download the PDF materials in bulk from the link below (official site), or feel free to contact us!
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In Japan, more than 200 workers lose their lives each year due to falls, and when including the injured, the number reaches as high as 20,000. Japan's safety measures for working at heights still commonly rely on temporary structures such as scaffolding and safety lines, but concerns about their actual safety are growing. Taking the recent legal amendments into account, many businesses are currently considering the installation of "permanent safety measures." On the other hand, in Europe and the United States, "permanent fall arrest systems" have become standard practice. This product complies with the strength standards of European and American (EN) regulations, and has been installed in over 700 locations, primarily in Southeast Asia. It is a highly reliable product adopted in public places such as airports and exhibition venues. For more details, please feel free to contact our sales representative.
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Changi Airport (Singapore) Aisin Seiki (Thailand) Japan Tobacco Industry (Myanmar) Convention Center (Abu Dhabi) etc.
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G-Place Co., Ltd. changed its name from its former name, Nippon Green Packs Co., Ltd., on May 16, 2019, marking its 50th anniversary. The new company name embodies the philosophy of "creating unique businesses that contribute to a better future, where employees find fulfillment in their work and grow, and where clients and partners gather to aim for mutual development." **G-Place's Corporate Philosophy** ■ Place for Growing A place where everyone working here finds fulfillment in their work and grows themselves. ■ Place for Gathering A place where many clients and partners gather to collaborate for mutual development. ■ Place for Generating A place that creates businesses that can provide new options for people and society. Our company is committed to solving social and lifestyle challenges through various businesses. We are also constantly seeking new business ideas, so we welcome inquiries from those who wish to "create businesses together" or "establish new business collaborations."
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