The Workhorse of Tools@Height Programs
Safety and Productivity
Engineered, Tested and Certified
With the Williams Tools@Height System, each tool is engineered, tested and certified to be secure @height without compromising tool functionality, mobility or personal safety. Each component, from lanyards that are just the right length to attachment points that don’t interfere with the use of the tethered tool, is specifically designed to enhance workplace safety and productivity.
Safety is Vital
A Proactive Approach
Critical recent data show that being struck by dropped objects is among the leading causes of workplace fatalities in the United States. Your technicians need tools and equipment that are secured to prevent a dangerous – or deadly – accident. By implementing the Williams’ Tools@Height program, you are taking a proactive approach to safety, potentially saving lives, and preventing injury and expensive damage to tools and equipment.
Comprehensive Systems
Understanding Our Customers
Safety is never an add on or afterthought. We work with each customer to understand their unique tools@height needs and preferences and provide them with a comprehensive system that is ready to go to work, right out of the box. With over 125 years of experience, we know how the tools are used, from oil platforms and electrical towers to shipyards and the tops of bridges. Our kits come ready to use and by removing the need for workers to attach D-rings or tape to their tools, they can focus on the tasks at hand and get the job done safely and efficiently.
Engineered, Tested and Certified
Preventing Danger from Above
With hundreds of employees working at heights daily, drops are inevitable. While workers must always wear hard hats, these only protect the top of the head. Hands on railings, knees sticking out, and other body parts remain vulnerable. Even a hard hat may not prevent serious injury from a heavy tool or a fall.
Inconsistency is a major reason for incomplete drop mitigation programs. The Williams team recently worked with a refinery that had a high injury rate, where tool security was left to individual employees. This situation is common. Managers often trust their employees or contractors to secure their own tools, but this lack of oversight results in safety programs that cannot be effectively monitored or regulated. While most workers likely take the necessary steps to secure tools, it only takes one mistake to cause a serious injury. At the refinery observed by Williams territory managers, employees used several homemade solutions, which are never as effective as safety features engineered into the original tool design.
After working with the Williams team, the refinery implemented the Williams’ Tools@Height program. The refinery’s management team agreed that taking a proactive approach to safety, potentially saving lives, preventing injury and expensive damage to tools and equipment was the correct decision.
While drops may be nearly inevitable, injuries from them don’t have to be. Safety is never an add on or afterthought. Critical recent data shows that being struck by dropped objects is among the leading causes of workplace fatalities in the United States. Your technicians need tools and equipment that are secured to prevent a dangerous – or deadly – accident.
With the Williams Tools@Height System, each tool is engineered, tested and certified to be secure at height without compromising tool functionality, mobility and personal safety.