Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions | Expert Summit Anchors

As a nationwide leader in fall protection services, we specialize in providing anchor inspections, certifications, load testing, and installation across the United States. Our commitment is to ensure that workplaces from coast to coast meet the highest safety standards, protecting your workforce and helping you stay compliant with all relevant regulations.


Whether you’re located on the East Coast, the West Coast, or anywhere in between, our expert team is here to deliver reliable and comprehensive services. From initial inspections to ongoing maintenance, we are dedicated to providing top-tier safety solutions that give you peace of mind. Explore our FAQs to learn more about how we can support your safety needs.

  • Why is fall protection important for building owners and managers?

    Ensuring the safety of workers at height is not just a regulatory requirement; it's a responsibility that protects lives. Proper fall protection systems, including certified roof anchorages, are essential for safeguarding contractors working on your building, such as window cleaners and maintenance crews.

  • Are my buildings compliant with OSHA regulations for fall protection?

    OSHA's latest fall protection standards require that building owners ensure their properties meet specific safety requirements. This includes having tested and certified roof anchorages capable of supporting at least 5,000 pounds per worker in any direction.

  • What responsibilities do building owners have under the new OSHA rule?

    Building owners must inform suspended maintenance contractors in writing that each anchorage point has been tested and certified to support the required load. This certification must be conducted by a qualified person. Additionally, building owners must ensure safe working conditions, including maintaining safe distances from building edges and providing fall protection at heights of 4 feet or more.

  • How can building owners reduce liability exposure related to fall protection?

    Failure to comply with OSHA regulations can result in unlimited liability exposure for building owners. Ensuring that all roof anchorages are properly certified and that contractors are adequately trained in fall protection measures significantly reduces this risk.

  • What should building owners do to ensure compliance?

    Building owners should regularly test and certify roof anchorages, conduct background checks on contractors, and provide necessary training on fall protection measures. Partnering with Expert Summit Anchors ensures your building meets all OSHA requirements, minimizing risks and enhancing safety.

  • What services does Expert Summit Anchors provide?

    Expert Summit Anchors offers comprehensive fall protection services, including roof anchorage testing, certification, and installation of OSHA-compliant systems. Our qualified professionals ensure that your building's fall protection systems are up to code and safe for all workers.

  • How often should roof anchorages be tested and certified?

    We specialize in the design, installation, and certification of fall protection systems, ensuring thOSHA recommends that roof anchorages be inspected and certified annually by a qualified person to ensure ongoing compliance and safety.at your property is fully compliant with OSHA regulations. With our expertise, you can have peace of mind knowing that your building is safe for all maintenance activities.

  • What does the OSHA Walking-Working Surfaces rule require for worker training?

    The OSHA Walking-Working Surfaces rule mandates that employers ensure workers who use personal fall protection or work in high-hazard situations are properly trained. This includes training on fall and equipment hazards, as well as the correct use of fall protection systems.

  • Who is qualified to train workers on fall protection systems?

    A qualified person must conduct the training. This individual is responsible for teaching workers how to identify and minimize fall hazards, use personal fall protection and rope descent systems, and maintain, inspect, and store the equipment used for fall protection.