Fall Protection Safety Netting
Safety netting provides passive fall protection by catching workers or debris below active work areas.
We design and install safety netting systems based on site conditions, work activities, and applicable standards.
Types of Construction Safety Nets
and Safety Netting Systems
Personnel Safety Nets
Catch falls before they happen.
These high-strength nets are designed to safely stop a worker mid-fall, reducing impact and preventing serious injury. They’re installed under active work areas like open framing, steel decking, and scaffold platforms to provide full-body fall protection.
Built to meet OSHA requirements, they’re strong, durable, and reliable—especially in situations where personal fall arrest systems might not be enough on their own.
Best used for:
Multi-story commercial builds, steel erection, scaffolding, bridges, and any elevated surface where workers are exposed to open edges.
Debris and Material Containment Nets
Catch falling tools, fasteners, and loose construction materials that could otherwise injure workers or pedestrians below.
Containment nets are available in various mesh sizes to control everything from small hand tools to large material scraps.
Best used for: Scaffolding perimeters, job site fencing, building edges, walkways, and high-traffic work zones where debris poses a daily risk.
Custom Safety Nets for Construction
Engineered to fit the gaps standard nets can’t.
Custom nets are fabricated to fit around irregular openings, odd dimensions, and high-risk zones that need a tailored solution. Whether you’re covering skylights, hatchways, or designing a system for a retrofit, we’ll engineer it to match.
Best used for: Commercial and industrial rooftops, retrofit jobs, roof hatches, skylights, and custom builds where standard netting doesn’t fit.
Built to Withstand the Toughest Conditions
Every safety net system from Haven Fall Protection is made from high-strength polyfiber engineered for tough environments.
These nets are:
- UV-resistant to handle direct sunlight
- Flexible in freezing temperatures
- Durable enough for high winds and extreme weather
- Rated to support the weight of falling workers, tools, and debris
When Working at Height, Safety Requires a 360-Degree Solution
Fall protection isn’t one-size-fits-all. Each level of your jobsite brings new risks—open edges, overhead hazards, unsecured access points.
While safety netting catches what falls, other systems help stop falls from happening in the first place. To build full coverage, consider pairing your netting with:
- Horizontal Lifeline Systems: Keeps workers securely tied off as they move across beams, decks, or rooftops.
- Guardrail Systems: Blocks off open edges and walking paths with visible, passive protection.
- Anchor Points: Custom or pre-engineered anchor points to protect rooftop workers
Installation and Maintenance of Safety Nets for Construction
We design and install OSHA-compliant safety netting systems tailored to site conditions and scope of work.
Inspection and maintenance services are available to support system performance throughout the life of the project.
Why Choose Haven Fall Protection?
We’ve been designing and installing fall protection systems since 1998.
Haven Fall Protection provides consulting, design, installation, and inspection services for fall protection systems across construction, manufacturing, aerospace, and energy environments. Our work focuses on practical solutions that meet current safety standards and perform reliably on active job sites.
We are proud members of ISNetworld and Highwire and follow OSHA requirements throughout every phase of our work.
Common Questions About Workplace Safety Nets
What are safety nets for fall protection used for?
Safety nets protect workers and bystanders by catching falls and containing debris in construction and industrial settings.
How strong are construction safety nets?
Our safety nets meet OSHA and ANSI standards, designed to support significant loads with reinforced rope and mesh materials.
Does OSHA require fall protection safety nets?
OSHA requires safety nets as part of fall protection systems when guardrails or personal fall arrest systems aren’t feasible.
How long do safety nets last?
With proper installation and maintenance, safety nets can last several years, depending on exposure and wear. Regular inspections are essential.
Can safety nets be customized for different construction projects?
Yes, we offer custom safety nets sized and shaped for unique construction sites and safety requirements.
How often should safety nets be inspected?
OSHA recommends frequent inspections, typically before each use and periodically during installation, to ensure safety net integrity.
What installation services does Haven Fall Protection offer?
We provide professional installation, site evaluation, and ongoing maintenance to ensure your safety net system performs optimally.
