KeeGuard -- Occupational Health & Safety

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KeeGuard

KeeGuard from Kee Safety is the industry leading modular, free-standing safety railing system that is not fixed directly to the roof membrane. It’s an OSHA compliant, permanent, and dependable safety guardrail barrier for a roof edge that is suitable for virtually any flat roof up to a 5° slope – keeping your workforce safe. KeeGuard is the safety rail standard recognized for superior rooftop fall protection by companies all over the world. The KeeGuard® rooftop guardrail system can be used for retrofitting older buildings as well as for new constructions. KeeGuard's versatile design makes it a snap to negotiate around unforeseen rooftop obstacles. ASSP Booth# 801

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