Working at Height & Confined Space

Fall protection, respiratory protection and gas detection, with the access equipment and edge protection that make the work possible.

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What this covers

Supplied across 4 sectors

Work at height and confined-space entry are the two activities that produce the most serious injuries on a construction site, and the equipment that prevents them is bought across four sectors at once. A harness is PPE; the anchor it clips to is scaffolding; the gas detector is monitoring equipment; the edge protection is a building-envelope ancillary. This page brings them together.

Fall-protection and respiratory equipment must be selected against the specific hazard, inspected on a defined schedule and withdrawn at the manufacturer’s stated service life. ERAM supplies the equipment and its documentation; the risk assessment and the inspection regime are the employer’s.

Availability. Classification does not constitute a stocking commitment. Some lines are held in stock, some are catalogue lines ordered against your requirement, and some are made to specification. See catalogue listing and availability.

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Common questions

Working at Height & Confined Space — frequently asked

What does ERAM supply for working at height & confined space?

Fall protection, respiratory protection and gas detection, with the access equipment and edge protection that make the work possible.

The requirement draws on 6 branches of the ERAM catalogue across several sectors, which is why it has its own page: a buyer working on this job would otherwise have to assemble it from six or eight sector pages.

Is this a single order or several?

One. ERAM prices and supplies the whole requirement on one quotation regardless of how many sectors it crosses, with a single delivery schedule and one set of documentation. That is the point of organising the catalogue by application as well as by product type.

Is everything for working at height & confined space held in stock?

No. Classification does not constitute a stocking commitment. Some lines are held, some are catalogue lines ordered against your requirement, and some are made to specification. Which applies is confirmed before you order — see catalogue listing and availability.

How do I get a price?

Send a specification or a bill of quantities and ERAM will price it line by line and confirm lead times against each. Trade pricing applies automatically with an ERAM Pro account. See request a quotation or project supply.