Personnel Safety Nets
When crews are working at height, few systems matter as much as a properly installed personnel safety net. These nets provide passive fall protection beneath elevated work areas on construction sites, industrial facilities, bridge projects, and more. At Fasteners Plus, we carry personnel safety nets from InCord, a trusted name in safety netting, available in standard sizes and custom configurations built for demanding construction environments.
What Personnel Safety Nets Are
Personnel safety nets are passive fall protection systems installed beneath elevated work areas. Unlike a personal fall arrest system built around an individual harness and lanyard, a net provides continuous protection across an entire work zone for multiple workers at once. You'll typically find these systems on:
- Commercial construction projects
- Industrial facilities
- Bridge and infrastructure projects
- Building maintenance work
- Steel erection sites
- Shipbuilding and marine construction
Built by InCord for Demanding Jobsites
- High-tenacity synthetic diamond mesh that's tough enough for active construction sites while staying manageable to install
- 5,000 lb. minimum-test synthetic border rope reinforcing the full perimeter
- Quick-connect attachment hooks spaced every four feet on center and staggered around the border, so multiple nets link together into one larger protected area
- Tested to meet or exceed ANSI A10.11-2010, including a 17,500 ft-lb dynamic drop test
- Rated to NFPA 701 Method 2 for flame resistance
Why Fall Protection Nets Matter
- Provide a critical layer of defense against falls, one of the most significant hazards on any jobsite
- Support a stronger overall safety program, which can help your safety record, insurance costs, and standing when bidding future work
- May help catch minor falling objects like small hand tools or lightweight hardware, reducing damage to property and equipment below
Personnel Safety Nets vs. Debris Netting
- Personnel safety nets are engineered and tested specifically to arrest worker falls. That's their job, and it's the only job they should be asked to do.
- Debris liners use a tighter mesh to help capture smaller falling objects like tools or hardware that would otherwise pass through a personnel net's larger openings.
- A personnel safety net should never be used as a substitute for a dedicated debris containment system. Heavy debris, concrete, steel, and demolition material need their own containment, and letting significant debris build up in a personnel net can create new hazards and compromise how it performs in an actual fall.
- If your project generates debris, pair a debris liner with your personnel fall protection system rather than relying on the personnel net alone.
Building a Complete, Connected System
- Link multiple nets together with the integrated attachment hook system to build larger protected zones
- Scale coverage to fit a single work platform or a much larger section of a jobsite
- Configure the system around your project's actual footprint instead of working around a fixed net size
Installation Hardware You'll Need
- Galvanized aircraft cable
- Snap hooks
- Appropriate anchorage points for your structure
We stock the installation hardware to help complete your system. Installation should always follow the manufacturer's instructions and be carried out by qualified personnel in accordance with applicable codes and site-specific requirements.
Standard & Custom Sizes
- In-stock standard sizes for fast deployment
- Custom net systems built to your jobsite dimensions and safety requirements
- Options for a single net or a larger interconnected system
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Fall protection isn't something to guess on. If you need help sizing a net, planning a connected system, or sourcing the right installation hardware, our product experts can work through the details with you.
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