SRC360 Mobile Rail system -- Occupational Health & Safety

Safety Rail Company

SRC360 Mobile Rail system

The SRC360 Mobile Rail system from Safety Rail Company provides everything you need to achieve total, OSHA-compliant fall protection. The components work together to form a complete fall-protection solution. The safety rails pin to our weighted iron bases: a quick, easy installation process that requires no penetration into the building envelope. Used primarily around rooftop leading edges, the SRC360 Mobile Rail’s versatility allows for nearly endless configurations.

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