Kee Safety
We Separate People from Hazards
A mission statement that sums up Kee Safety’s purpose. Creating their first safety product, the Kee Klamp, in 1934, Kee Safety has had one focus: To manufacture and supply the world’s best safety products. The original design of the Kee Klamp from 1934, initially used in the agricultural industry, is still in use today, creating a safe environment for rooftops globally.
Why Kee Safety?
Kee Safety products are designed with flexibility for the end user in mind. In this case, having a permanent ladder is impractical, so the non-penetrating rooftop fall protection is designed to alleviate both the possibility of a ladder leaned up against the building from sliding to one side or the other, AND, creates a safe zone where the ladder user cannot access the ladder without first opening the safe zone to the top of the ladder.
Ladders
In this case, non-penetrating Kee Safety railings are installed around a permanently installed ships ladder, providing grab rails, and fall protection to protect personnel who are accessing the upper level.
Gates
Looking at the same ships ladder and fall protection, the gate at the top of the ships ladder is spring loaded so it closes automatically. The safety railing around the ships ladder is secured to the handrails of the ladder, further securing both to create a comprehensive protective space against falls.
Installation
Kee Safety components being craned to the roof at a major high-tech facility in Hillsboro. The components are then distributed to their correct locations by hand
Skylight Railings
Kee Safety Kee Klamp railing around a grouping of skylights at a high-tech facility in Hillsboro. Every group of skylights and all access hatchways received similar non-penetrating fall protection.
Fall Protection
Rooftop perimeter fall protection where a component of a rooftop HVAC system forces workers to walk within six feet of the edge of the roof. OSHA requirements mandate that fall protection must be present in situations like this.