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4 WEEKS TO GO | AFAC26 In four weeks, Branach will be heading to AFAC powered by INTERSCHUTZ. AFAC brings together the people and organisations operating in some of the toughest environments across emergency management, utilities, infrastructure and field operations. And that’s exactly where engineered stability and reliable height safety matter most. At Branach, we design access and height safety systems for real working conditions: * Uneven terrain * Rapid deployment environments * High-risk access situations * Demanding field operations Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing more about the solutions we’ll have on display and the conversations shaping safety across the industry. If you’re attending AFAC26, make sure to stop by Stand 208 and meet the Branach team. https://lnkd.in/e9umZfn7 #Branach #AFAC26 #HeightSafety #EmergencyManagement #Infrastructure #Utilities #SafetyEngineering #WorkAtHeight #EngineeredForRealSites

The six most expensive words in safety? "We've always done it this way." It's one of the most expensive sentences in safety. We hear it sometimes when introducing new systems like Fall Control. "We've used the old ladder for 30 years." "No one's fallen." "Why change it?" And honestly? That consistency is something to be proud of. But here's the question worth asking: Is the goal to avoid incidents… or to engineer out the possibility of them? Safety evolves. Standards improve. Engineering improves. Understanding of risk improves. The absence of a fall doesn't mean the risk wasn't there. It just means it hasn't happened yet. Innovation in safety isn't about admitting the old way was wrong. It's about recognising there's now a better control available. And in high-risk environments, better matters. Because when someone is working 5 or 6 metres above ground, "we've always done it this way" isn't a strategy. It's a gamble. #Branach #HeightSafety #SafetyLeadership #RiskManagement #FallControl

When the line is live, every rung matters. Power doesn't allow second chances. Because near live electricity, "almost safe" isn't safe at all. The Branach PowerMaster Extension Ladder is engineered for the linesmen and women who keep the lights on. Built from non-conductive fibreglass, the PowerMaster is lightweight and easy to deploy - with flat D rungs offering both safety and comfort for those working at height. 🔹 Patented fibreglass box-rail design for reduced twist and sway 🔹 Engineered for stability in real field conditions 🔹 All-weather resistant - built for the 6am storm callout, the 40° site, and everything in between 🔹 Customisable with a range of accessories You handle the danger. We handle the engineering. Because when you show up for the job, we show up for you - through engineering, partnership, and uncompromising safety. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ezh_7Cgj #Branach #Utilities #PowerMaster #WorkingAtHeight #ElectricalSafety #LineWorkers #HeightSafety #SafetyEngineering

Here's something worth thinking about. When a ladder moves... The worker moves too. Sometimes that's all it takes. That's why engineered stability isn't about comfort. It's about control. Less movement. Less fatigue. More confidence. Because compliance tells you a ladder passed a test. It doesn't tell you how it'll perform on a real worksite. 📖 Read the full article on the hidden cost of ladder instability: https://lnkd.in/e4M8RW2r #HeightSafety #LadderSafety #RiskManagement #SafetyLeadership #Branach #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyCulture

Which one would you put your weight on? Sometimes, ladder failures don’t start with the ladder. They start with the environment. Salt in the air. Moisture on equipment. Chemicals in the atmosphere. Day by day, corrosion slowly weakens materials - often out of sight and out of mind. From the outside, equipment can still look perfectly serviceable. But corrosion doesn’t announce itself. It waits until the moment the ladder is under load. That’s why we developed the Branach CorrosionMaster range, engineered for environments where moisture, chemicals and salt exposure are part of everyday operations. Using non-conductive fibreglass construction, CorrosionMaster ladders resist the corrosion that can quietly compromise traditional metal access equipment. these ladders are easy to position and maneuver, ensuring a hassle-free setup on any job site. With a dramatic reduction in sway and twist, workers can feel confident and secure while working at height. Because when someone climbs a ladder at work, they shouldn’t have to wonder what’s happening inside the material. They should be able to trust it. A Branach ladder is never just a ladder. It’s engineering designed for the environments people work in every day.

Real Work. Real Conditions. A rooftop solar install isn't a controlled environment. Neither is a wind farm 80 metres above the ground. Or an offshore turbine exposed to salt, wind and constant vibration. That's the reality of renewable energy. And it's exactly what Branach equipment is engineered for. ✔ Non-conductive fibreglass ladders for live electrical environments. ✔ TerrainMaster stabilisers for uneven ground. ✔ CorrosionMaster construction for harsh coastal conditions. ✔ Fall Control Systems engineered for remote work at height. Because renewable energy isn't built in perfect conditions. Neither is the equipment supporting the people who build it. 🔗 branach.com/renewables #Branach #Renewables #SolarEnergy #WindEnergy #HeightSafety #SustainableEnergy #WorkAtHeight #CleanEnergy

Most safety conversations happen before a worker leaves the ground. The real test happens after they do. That's when the ladder stops being just a ladder. It becomes part of your risk control system. Because stability isn't about making workers feel comfortable. It's about reducing movement. Reducing fatigue. Reducing the need to compensate. The best safety equipment doesn't ask workers to adapt to it. It's engineered so they can focus on the task instead. Compliance is the baseline. Engineering is what builds confidence. A Branach ladder is never just a ladder. #OHS #RiskManagement #WorkSafe #Branach #HeightSafety #SafetyLeadership

Branach continues to strengthen its European presence with the appointment of Thomas as Business Development Manager for Europe. Thomas brings a wealth of experience in the working-at-height and safety industry, having previously established two training and competence centres in Munich - one for a global tools manufacturer and another specialising in PPE and working-at-height safety. These centres became recognised hubs for knowledge sharing and industry collaboration, reflecting Thomas's deep commitment to raising safety standards across the sector. In his new role, Thomas will focus on building partnerships, expanding Branach's customer network, and bringing our innovative access solutions to more workplaces across Europe. Passionate, relationship-focused, and reliable - Thomas embodies the values that drive everything we do at Branach. We're proud to have him on the team and excited about what's ahead for our European operations. Welcome to the Branach family, Thomas! 🌍 #Branach #TeamGrowth #Europe #WorkingAtHeight #SafetyFirst #BusinessDevelopment

Take 60 seconds. This one's worth it. Because the hazard isn't always the height. Sometimes, it's the shape of the wall you're working against. Traditional ladders are designed for flat surfaces. In tunnel environments, that often forces workers into awkward positions, increasing fatigue and reducing stability while carrying out the task. That's exactly why we engineered the Branach Tunnel Ladder (FPT). Purpose-built for curved tunnel wall access, the FPT delivers: ·        An ergonomic platform matched to tunnel curvature - workers stay closer to the wall, reducing back strain ·        0.9m handrails above the platform for secure, compliant working at height ·        305mm step spacing throughout the full range ·        Stiles from non-conductive fibreglass construction ·        All Terrain option with TerrainMaster legs for uneven tunnel floors ·        8 models from 0.9m to 3.0m platform height — covering the full range of project requirements Happy, healthy workers are more productive workers. The right equipment makes both possible. 🔗 branach.com/tunnel-ladder #SafetyMinute #HeightSafety #TunnelSafety #Branach #RailConstruction #WorkAtHeight #ConfinedSpaceSafety #InfrastructureSafety

Most ladder incidents don't start at the top. They start at the base - on ground that isn't flat. Gravel. Soft soil. Slopes. Uneven concrete. If your access equipment doesn't account for the ground beneath it, the risk builds before anyone takes a single step. Here's how to match the right system to the terrain: Step 1: Assess the ground before you set up. Is it level? Is it soft? Is there a slope? Don't assume - check. Step 2: Know what "standard" ladders can't handle. Most conventional ladders are designed for flat, stable surfaces. On a slope or uneven ground, base slip and sideways tipping become the primary risk. Step 3: Use equipment designed for your actual conditions. The Branach TerrainMaster stabiliser system adjusts from 925mm to 1420mm base width and accommodates slopes up to 15 degrees - with a level bubble indicator to confirm correct setup. Step 4: Don't rely on workarounds. Chocking, digging, or improvising your base isn't a control measure. It's a risk transfer. Step 5: Make the setup a habit, not a shortcut. Correct ladder placement takes 60 extra seconds. A fall can cost everything. Because safety doesn't start when you reach the top. It starts the moment the base touches the ground. See all our Branach Fall Control range here: https://lnkd.in/gJqK-Eiy #Branach #HeightSafety #LadderSafety #TerrainMaster #WorkSafe #ConstructionSafety #RiskManagement #FallControl