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We all know that dropped tools can lead to serious injuries and even fatalities. They can also cause equipment damage, and costly downtime and may lead to lawsuits and fines. Tool tethering equipment is non-negotiable if you have teams working

The SkySaver Backpack looks just like a regular backpack…..BUT…..in fact, it’s a lifesaving piece of technology that can facilitate emergency evacuation from a wide range of settings.  Inside the SkySaver is a patented Controlled Descent Device (CDD) that utilizes a

Even small tools have the potential to be deadly if dropped from height. According to the latest statistics from HSE’s Riddor Report 2017/18, dropped objects rank in the top 3 of the most deadly workplace accidents in the UK. Falling objects also

From all of us at Tool@rrest, we would like to thank you all for your business this year and wish you and your families a great break and a prosperous 2020. 2019 has been an exciting year at Tool@rrest, particularly with

Not sure what tool tethering solution is most suitable for your needs? In today’s blog, we take a look at our three tool tether options and their key benefits. Self-Tethering We developed our self-tether range as a quick solution for

High-rise buildings can be notoriously challenging to evacuate in emergency situations. Evacuating large amounts of people safely via multi-storey stairways is difficult and time consuming. In some cases, when emergency escape routes have been blocked, escape is only possible with

Wind turbines are challenging working environments at the best of times. Emergencies can be particularly difficult and can endanger the lives of wind turbine technicians. In an emergency, such as a fire or adverse weather event, personnel working in or

Need a fully secure, tested and assured system to help eliminate dropped tools when working at height? Choose one of our carefully constructed tool kits, complete with certified Tool@rrest tethers and lanyards. Tool@rrest toolkits are available in both mobile and

Common misconceptions about tool tethering must be tackled. If they are allowed to persist, they can stop teams from taking appropriate safety measures and could even result in an accident. Myth 1: Tool tethering is only needed when tools are

Carrying out pre-use checks on tool tethers is essential. These inspections ensure that tool tethering equipment is in good working order and can be relied on to keep your team safe if a tool is dropped from a height. In