Safety at Height Division Solutions

Fall Protection Cable Systems
The key to successful fall protection design lies in identifying the criteria affecting the roof and the way workers will interact with it when performing their duties. Whilst every effort should be made to completely eliminate risk by locating plant and equipment in safe locations

Edge Protection
Barton’s VersiRail is a freestanding or fixed guardrail system offering collective fall protection and can be used for:

Safety Walkways and Roof Covers
In conjunction with a ManSafe fall protection system, a designated walkway system should be specified. Latchways’ WalkSafe walkway provides a level anti-slip surface, marking a designated route for workers to follow.

Ladder Systems
Barton for the last 25 years has designed and installed ManSafe for Ladders systems on fixed industrial ladders in a wide variety of applications.

Eyebolts Solutions
Barton offers a range of fixed and removable eyebolt systems where access from inside a building is needed to carry out external work, such as window cleaning or maintenance.

Rope Access Rails
Rope access has become a recognised and cost effective method of accessing areas where, previously, expensive equipment had to be utilised.

Solar Panels Posts
Barton offers an easy and innovative solution for installing solar panels to existing or new roofs with the use of the Latchways Solar Panel Support Post

PPE Straight Supply and Inspection
We review constantly our product range to ensure that we offer innovative, most reliable and durable products.

Masts and Pylons Solutions
Barton has built a close working relationship with customers in the energy and telecommunications industry.

Oil and Gas Solutions
Barton Industrial Services Ltd provides a range of fall protection and lifting solutions and products suitable for use within the harsh environments of the oil and gas industry.

Suspended Access Equipment
Designers have a duty to ensure that any building or structure they design can be maintained safely. Suspended access systems provide one way of doing this and designers can play a major part in making it easier to manage the hazards associated with using suspended access equipment