Our service model is built for safety directors, competent persons, and procurement teams that need defensible decisions, not vague product suggestions. Petzl supports fall protection and head protection programs with structured product selection, standards mapping, compatibility review, documentation guidance, and refresh planning. The work begins with the actual task: access method, fall clearance, anchorage assumption, rescue window, helmet accessory stack, worker training level, and local compliance framework. From there, we translate the details into an equipment package and a documentation set that can move through EHS, operations, and sourcing review without losing technical meaning.
Each service line is intentionally narrow. That keeps recommendations traceable to a standard, a task, or an operational constraint.
We capture the work method, height, exposure, tools carried, environmental conditions, and emergency assumptions. For a tower crew, for example, the same harness cannot be evaluated separately from climbing technique, rescue plan, connector choice, and helmet accessory requirements.
We separate workplace compliance references from product approval or conformity language. OSHA requirements, ANSI Z359 family documents, EN 361, EN 397, and EN 12492 references are presented with scope notes so reviewers understand what each citation actually governs.
The output is a practical equipment set with alternates, compatibility notes, inspection records, and procurement descriptions. When a product is not suitable for a specific hazard, the exception is written down instead of buried in a conversation.
After selection, we help teams prepare distributor communication, refresher notes, recordkeeping templates, and replacement planning. The goal is consistent adoption across crews, shifts, and regions, not a one-time quote.
Send the job task, required standards, and current equipment list. Petzl will help frame the decision in language your technical and purchasing teams can both use.
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