There are times when traditional access forms such as off-the-shelf fabricated platforms or other systems such as ladders are unsuitable. In these situations, we can design a mobile or static custom platform to meet site-specific requirements and provide a safe working platform.  Our Kee Platforms are modular in design and available in either aluminium or steel using Kee Lite and Kee Klamp fittings to provide an extremely secure, robust, corrosion-resistant access platform. Using off-the-shelf fittings also allows the platforms to be delivered and constructed quickly and easily, with minimal disruption on-site.

Kee Platforms are ideal for providing safe access over pipework, plant equipment, and conduits, to accommodate changes in roof levels or as a safe work platform.

Regular access is required to roofs for maintenance and repair purposes, but many of today’s roofs contain a variety of trip hazards, making safe access difficult, if not impossible.  In these cases, traditional solutions such as ladders or portable access platforms are not always suitable.  Like our Bespoke Mobile Access Platforms, Bespoke Access Platforms can be constructed to meet virtually any configuration, height and width.

Bespoke Access Platforms are modular in design for ease and speed of installation and can be either freestanding or fixed to a suitable surface.  Units are available in galvanised steel or aluminium and are designed to comply with current regulations and standards such as the Work at Height Regulations, BS5395: Part 3 and EN: 14122.

Safesite's modular access platforms come with drawings to clearly demonstrate how to assemble the platform. While small platforms can be delivered fully assembled, they will need an installation inspection before use to ensure complete compliance with safety criteria. Larger platforms are delivered as component parts and will be assembled on-site by Safesite's professional installers.

Standards

Safesite's Work Platforms are designed to comply with OSHA 1910.23(e)(1)(iii), OSHA 1910.25(b)(3), OSHA 1910.23(c)(2-4), OSHA 1910.29(b)(1-3), and OSHA 1910.23(e)(1)(vi).