Safety netting
Physical or protective nets used as a barrier or support to stop falls, injuries, or accidents in a variety of circumstances are referred to as safety netting. It’s a practical implementation of the “safety net” idea, acting as a safety net in cases where someone or something could fall or be in danger. Among other industries, these nets are frequently utilized in sports, entertainment, and construction.
Typical Applications for Safety Netting at Building Sites
Goal: Preventing major injuries by catching workers or debris that might fall from heights.
Examples: Scaffolding with nets surrounding it.
nets underneath high platform laborers.
debris nets to shield those below from harm from falling objects.
Venues for Sports and Entertainment
The goal is to keep players and onlookers safe from potential hazards such flying items, misdirected balls, and falls.
Examples include nets in stadiums to prevent balls or pucks from entering the stands (behind goals in ice hockey or soccer, for example).
safety nets on trampolines to keep jumpers from falling off.
nets used in trapeze or circus acts to catch artists in case they fall.
Safety from Falls in Industry
The goal is to intercept or catch laborers who might fall from high places while doing industrial operations, building bridges, or installing roofing.
Examples include safety nets and personal fall arrest devices.
nets beneath skyscrapers or bridges.