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ELIMINATE THE RISK OF LOSING TOOLS

WORKING AT HEIGHT

Each year, falling tools cause thousands of accidents that have an impact on health and productivity. The use of solutions specially adapted to working at height eliminates the risks, avoids wasted time and improve productivity. The nuclear industry uses the term FME (Foreign Material Exclusion) to denote the solutions to this type of risk.

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FACOM SLS: A FULL RANGE OF SECURE TOOLS

The Safety Lock System range has 190 pre-equipped tools, 3 lanyards, 2 belts,

2 belt accessories and 2 carabiners.

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SAFETY

When a tool falls, it could cause injury. Such an accident may not only be very serious for the person affected, but can also have serious consequences for the company.

TIME SAVED

When a tool falls, you have to pick it up or go and look for it. Getting down from where you are working, looking for the tool, possibly having to reach into tight places ... All this takes time, which may cause a delay in your work.

SAVINGS

When a tool falls, it can cause damage to an installation or expensive equipment, disrupt or halt a production process or even slip into an inaccessible location and need to be replaced.