Coastal Bend ASSP Chapter Meeting: March 2026

Presentation Title: Why Does My Facility Need a Rooftop and Indoor Safety Audit?

Topic: Rail & Gates – Fall Restraint Systems – FALL PROTECTION SOLUTIONS YOU CAN COUNT ON

OSHA names falling from heights as one of the most common causes of workplace injuries and fatalities. There are several areas throughout a facility that are likely to put employees, contractors, and visitors at risk of falling. So, it’s important to take a closer look at these areas and make sure they are well-protected. Fall protection, and specifically rooftop safety, are vital for today’s warehouses, distribution centers & logistics depots. It is important to protect employees, contractors, and anyone else who happens to be on the roof of your building.

Speaker: Angie Ramos, Regional Sales Manager – TX/LA/OK, Tractel part of Alimak Group

Tractel – Regional Sales Manager-TX/LA/OK for 3 years supporting our Manufactured Products for Protecting People at Heights. I have worked in the Safety Distribution Industry for over 10 years. I have an MBA & BBA from U.T. El Paso.

Learning Objectives:

5 Areas of Concern for Rooftop Safety:

• Access
• Edges
• Equipment
• Openings
• Navigation

4 Areas of Concern for Indoor Fall Safety:

• Stairways
• Mezzanines
• Loading Docks
• Ladders