Kee Track

There are several track systems available but Kee Track offers distinct advantages that make it the preferred choice.

Quicker to fit – Kee Track can be fitted using standard tools and lifting devices. No welding equipment is required. A typical system can be up and running in a day, ensuring less down time and minimal disruption to productivity.

Greater flexibility – Many overhead safety systems require expensive engineering or offer limited flexibility due to their size. Overhead electrical, plumbing and ventilation systems can limit their scope and effectiveness. Unlike engineered systems, Kee Track has been designed to be attached to existing roof purlins and secondary steel.

Future-proof installation – Change is constant. When you need to rearrange your working environment, Kee Track can be adapted to fit in. Unlike engineered systems, the modular design can be moved and re-configured.

Rigorously tested – Peace of mind is priceless, especially when safety is concerned. Like all Kee Safety products, Kee Track has been developed in consultation with experts who have decades of experience in the field of fall protection. Overseen by members of global safety committees, Kee Track has undergone extensive testing to the following recognised standards:

• EN 795: 2012 / CEN TS 16415:2013
• BS 8610:2017
• OSHA 29 CFR 1910.140 & 1926.502

Being able to prove that our fall protection systems have been assessed to meet high health and safety requirements gives our customers the confidence, that when dealing with Kee Safety, they work with a company that is leading the way.

More often than not, floor space is precious. The Kee Track system’s roof mounted lowprofile rails maintain an open floor plan for production, storage and material handling while providing exceptional overhead fall protection. The system complements warehouses and facilities with both high and standard roof heights. It requires no column supports and works around most roof infrastructures.

Protecting your most valuable assets – Whenever the distance required to stop a fall is small, a track system should be utilised. A short fall distance is not only vital for protecting an individual, but also the equipment being worked on. A fall on equipment such as an aircraft wing or delicate manufacturing equipment can result in expensive repairs.

One of the main advantages of Kee Track is the unique range of mounting options. The system can be made secure to internal roof structures such as beams, trusses, and concrete. Where necessary, bespoke connectors can be supplied.

For primary and secondary steelwork: Kee Track works with the columns, rafters and bracing of primary steelwork, and the purlins of secondary steelwork.

Parallel or perpendicularly: Up and down or side to side? Or both? Whichever way you organise your facility, it’s flexible mounting options ensure your fall protection system is optimised to work the way you do.

Overhead Fall Protection with Kee Track® FAQs

1. What is an overhead fall protection system, and how does it work?

An overhead fall protection system is designed to prevent falls and ensure worker safety when operating at height. Unlike traditional cable-based systems, the Kee Track rigid rail system provides a solid overhead track, reducing fall clearance requirements and minimising the risk of injury. This makes it an ideal solution for industries like vehicle maintenance and train depots, where fall hazards are a major concern.

2. Why choose a rigid rail system over overhead cable systems?

Rigid rail systems, such as the Kee Track system, provide enhanced stability and safety compared to overhead cable systems. The rigid design minimises fall distances, reduces pendulum effects, and allows multiple workers to use the system simultaneously without compromising safety. Additionally, they require less maintenance and are more durable, making them the best alternative for long-term fall protection solutions.

3. How does Kee Track ensure compliance with health and safety regulations?

The Kee Track system is rigorously tested and fully compliant with global safety standards, including EN 795:2012 and OSHA regulations. It has been designed in consultation with industry professionals to meet the highest safety requirements, ensuring safety for workers in various environments, including harsh weather conditions. Regular inspections and maintenance further ensure the system remains in peak condition.

4. Can the Kee Track system be installed on standing seam roofs or secondary steel?

Yes, Kee Track offers versatile installation options, making it suitable for a wide range of roof structures, including standing seam roofs and secondary steel. With bespoke connectors and intermediate brackets, the system can be customised to fit any facility layout, ensuring the most suitable solution for your fall protection needs.

5. What industries benefit most from overhead fall protection systems?

Industries such as aviation, manufacturing, distribution, vehicle maintenance, and train depots benefit significantly from overhead fall protection systems. These systems are particularly effective where overhead protection is critical, such as during vehicle loading or maintaining delicate equipment, as they help prevent falls and reduce the risk of severe injuries.

6. What makes the Kee Track system a comprehensive approach to fall protection?

The Kee Track system combines high-quality materials, ease of installation, and adaptability to offer a comprehensive approach to fall protection. Its modular design supports multiple configurations, making it suitable for various industries. By integrating a worker’s harness with secure anchor points, it ensures safety and peace of mind, providing the right system for preventing falls in even the most challenging environments.