Fall Protection For B&M Metal Roofing Panels

Fall Protection For B&M Metal Roofing Panels

Posted by Howie Scarboro - CEO Fall Protection Distributors, LLC on Feb 23rd 2026

See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals Standing Seam Panels.

Corporate logo for B&M Metal Roofing, a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer of high-quality standing-seam systems in Georgia; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

Who Is B&M Metal Roofing?

B&M Metal Roofing, headquartered in Ellijay, Georgia, is a third-generation, family-owned company. With over 50 years of experience, B&M Metals has established itself as a recognized leader in the Southeastern metal roofing industry. They specialize in manufacturing high-quality roofing panels and accessories for both residential and commercial applications. While the company serves a broad customer base, its foundation is rooted in personal service, regional expertise, and attention to detail.

B&M's standing-seam panel line is the heart of their catalog. They offer eight distinct profiles: 1-inch Snap Lock, 1.5-inch Snap Lock, Medallion Lok, ML90, 1-inch Nailstrip, 1.5-inch Nailstrip, 1-inch Mechanical Seam, and 1.5-inch Mechanical Seam. These concealed fastener systems provide long-lasting protection without exposed screws. Beyond standing-seam panels, B&M Metals also manufactures traditional profiles like Tuff-Rib, R-Panel, and Corrugated, along with trim packages, soffit, gutters, and framing components.


Why Are Compatible Fall Protection Anchors Critical for Standing-Seam Roofs?

Standing-seam roofs need fall-protection anchors that clamp rather than puncture. Using a traditional anchor that requires screws or drilling into a standing-seam roof is a mistake. This action often voids the manufacturer's warranty and leads to water infiltration, seam distortion, or anchor failure under load.

It is essential to use panel-compatible fall-protection systems, such as seam-mounted anchors that clamp to the ribs without piercing the panel. These anchors maintain the integrity of the roof while offering secure tie-off points. Matching the anchor to the panel profile and gauge ensures long-term safety. It keeps the roof system performing exactly as designed.

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The following specialized products provide the primary safety solutions for B&M Metal systems:

  • SSRA1 Standing Seam Roof Anchor: The core of the system. It provides a non-penetrating, certified 5,000-pound tie-off point using 12 cupped-tip or nylon-tipped set-screws.
  • SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters: These mount directly to the SSRA1 anchors. They allow the staging of 10-foot wooden walkboards to create level work platforms on steep slopes.
  • SSRA3 Anchor Plates: These heavy-duty aluminum plates secure across two SSRA1 anchors. They serve as the certified endpoints for a temporary horizontal lifeline system.
  • SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit: This kit provides continuous tie-off for up to two workers in fall arrest. It allows for safe lateral movement across large roof spans.
  • 120-foot Super Anchor Permanent HLL Kit: This galvanized-steel-cable solution is for roofs requiring regular maintenance. It provides a permanent safety backbone without penetrations.
  • Ridge Pro Steep Assist: This is the ultimate solution for slopes between 6:12 and 12:12. It hooks over the ridge to provide 100% tie-off from the moment a worker leaves the ladder.

Proper Attachment: Set-Screws and Torque Requirements

Worker safety and the holding power of the SSRA1 anchor depend entirely on correct set-screw application:

  • Cupped-Tip Stainless Steel Set-Screws: Use these exclusively on 22-gauge steel panels. Torque them to 90 inch-pounds for a secure, non-penetrating lock.
  • Nylon-Tipped Set-Screws: Apply these to 22-gauge or 24-gauge steel panels to achieve certified holding power. Torque them to 180–200 inch-pounds for maximum strength.
  • Maintenance: Treat nylon tips as consumables. Replace them every 3 to 5 uses to maintain maximum grip strength.

Critical Warning: No Impact Guns

Never use an impact gun to install set-screws. Over-torquing with an impact driver will crush the standing-seam rib. This mistake will damage the anchor hardware and void the manufacturer's warranty. Always use a calibrated torque wrench for final installation.


B&M Metals Maxima Panels (SSRA Compatible 22/24 ga. Steel)

Technical profile of the B&M Metals Maxima panel featuring a bold 2-inch vertical seam for superior wind uplift resistance; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

The Maxima panel pairs bold 2-inch seams with mechanical lock strength, delivering elite performance for high-wind and architecturally driven projects. Roll-formed in Ellijay, Georgia, this panel is a standout option for residential, commercial, and industrial roofing applications where appearance, wind resistance, and lifespan are of the utmost importance. With a striking 2-inch-high vertical seam, this panel offers the tallest profile in B&M's lineup. They craft from 22-gauge or 24-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum. These panels withstand harsh environments by resisting corrosion and impacts with ease. Available in 12-inch and 16-inch widths, with custom sizes available upon request, they are suitable for a range of applications from residential homes to long-span commercial projects. Installation requires a mechanical seam tool to create either a single-lock or double-lock seam. This technique offers exceptional wind uplift resistance, ideal for coastal and storm-prone areas. The concealed clip system creates a seamless surface free of exposed fasteners, while finish options include Kynar 500 and SMP coatings. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals Maxima Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for Maxima Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor clamps directly to the tall 2-inch seam without damaging the panel structure or coating.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters mounts to the SSRA1 anchors to support 10-foot wooden walkboards for stable footing on steep sections.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plates connects two SSRA1 anchors to serve as certified endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit provides a permanent steel cable system with zero roof penetrations.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist is the safest option for aluminum panels, 22-gauge steel, or slopes between 6:12 and 12:12.

B&M Metals 1-Inch SnapLock Panels (SSRA Compatible 24 ga. Steel)

Profile view of the B&M Metals 1-inch SnapLock system featuring a refined, low-profile seam for residential and light commercial use; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

B&M's 1-inch SnapLock panel combines clean aesthetics with fast installation. It is a precision-formed roofing solution manufactured in Ellijay, Georgia. These panels are available in 24-gauge or 26-gauge galvanized steel or aluminum, with widths ranging from 12 to 18 inches. The 16-inch width is most common for residential homes, while 18 inches is common for commercial jobs. The 1-inch high seam gives a refined look while maintaining a low profile.

The SnapLock profile enables tool-free panel engagement, which accelerates installation while maintaining a clean, uninterrupted surface. The concealed fastener design prevents leaks and helps the roof retain its weathertight seal over time. Panels are available in Kynar 500 or SMP paint systems, offering long-term color retention and UV resistance. Certified installations can qualify for weathertightness warranties of up to 20 years. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals 1-Inch SnapLock Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for 1-Inch SnapLock Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor clamps directly to the seam without penetrating the panel or compromising weather resistance.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters mounts directly onto the SSRA1 to support 10-foot wooden walkboards for staging tools and materials.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plate connects two SSRA1 anchors to provide secure endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit creates a long-term cable tie-off system that mounts without a single roof penetration.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist is the best choice for 26-gauge steel or aluminum, when working on roofs with a 6:12 to 12:12 pitch.

B&M Metals 1.5-Inch SnapLock Panels (SSRA Compatible 24 ga. Steel)

Architectural profile of the B&M Metals 1.5-inch SnapLock panel designed for increased structural rigidity and visual depth; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

The 1.5-inch SnapLock panel offers extra seam height and strength for more demanding residential and light commercial applications. Manufactured in 24-gauge or 26-gauge galvanized steel or aluminum, this panel features a higher-profile seam that enhances visual depth while improving structural rigidity. Widths are available from 12 to 18 inches. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals 1.5-Inch SnapLock Standing Seam Panels.

The snap-lock installation system enables tool-free panel engagement, significantly reducing labor time and costs. This system also ensures a secure, concealed fastener installation that protects against leaks. Finished in Kynar 500 or SMP paint systems, the panels resist UV fading and corrosion while reflecting solar heat. Precision roll-forming ensures that each panel is accurate and consistent across architectural builds.

Fall Protection for 1.5-Inch SnapLock Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor clamps directly to the standing-seam rib, providing a 5,000-pound-rated tie-off point without drilling.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters mounts on top of the anchors to support 10-foot wooden walkboards for safe material handling.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plates links two SSRA1 anchors to form certified endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit installs a galvanized steel cable lifeline for long-term protection without penetrations.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist is the safest choice for 26-gauge steel, aluminum panels, or slopes between 6:12 and 12:12.

B&M Metals Medallion-Lok Panels (SSRA Compatible 24 ga. Steel)

Profile view of the B&M Metals Medallion-Lok architectural panel featuring a high-end 1.75-inch snap-lock seam and hidden clip system; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

Medallion-Lok delivers elegance, durability, and energy efficiency with a bold, refined seam profile. Manufactured in Ellijay, Georgia, this panel features a 1.75-inch-high snap-lock seam engineered for sleek aesthetics and excellent performance. They make them from 24-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum. 

The system is available in 12-inch or 16-inch panel widths. Its snap-together seam and hidden clip system eliminate the need for mechanical seaming tools, speeding up installation without sacrificing weather tightness. Factory-applied finishes ensure long-term color retention and solar reflectivity. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals Medallion-Lok Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for Medallion-Lok Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor clamps securely onto the 1.75-inch seam without deforming or damaging the panel.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters mounts atop the SSRA1 anchors to support 10-foot wooden walkboards for a level work surface.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plate connects two SSRA1 anchors to form certified endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit a permanent, non-penetrating solution that keeps the seam intact.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist the primary choice for aluminum substrates or 6:12 to 12:12 slopes.

B&M Metals ML90 Panels (SSRA Compatible 24 ga. Steel)

Technical profile of the B&M Metals ML90 panel engineered for elite low-slope performance on commercial and residential roofs; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

The ML90 panel delivers strength, low-slope performance, and bold architectural lines with a 3-inch trapezoidal seam. It is a heavy-duty solution built for roofs that demand both visual impact and structural integrity. ML90 panels are precision roll-formed from 24-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum and are available in 12-inch and 16-inch widths. The ML90 is for roofs with a minimum pitch of 1/4:12. Its snap-lock seam system with hidden clips allows fast installation without mechanical seaming tools while maintaining a weathertight design. Coated in Kynar 500 or SMP finishes, the ML90 panel provides exceptional UV resistance and energy savings. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals ML90 Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for ML90 Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor clamps securely to the 3-inch trapezoidal seam without penetrating the panel or altering its structure.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters supports 10-foot wooden walkboards to provide a stable work platform on slick surfaces.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plate bridges two SSRA1 anchors to form secure endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit provides a permanent safety solution that installs without damaging the panel seams.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist recommended for aluminum panels or slopes between 6:12 and 12:12.

B&M Metals 1-Inch Mechanical Seam Panels (SSRA Compatible 24 ga. Steel)

Profile view of the B&M Metals 1-inch Mechanical Seam panel featuring tight weather resistance and a modern low-profile design; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

The 1-inch Mechanical Seam panel offers a low-profile look with high-performance strength. Roll-formed in Ellijay, Georgia, it combines sleek aesthetics with tight weather resistance. These panels are available in 12-inch and 16-inch widths, made from 24-gauge or 26-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum. The system works well on roofs with a minimum slope of 3:12. The concealed fastener design hides hardware beneath the seam for a clean look. Optional Kynar 500 or SMP finishes offer solar reflectivity and enhanced energy efficiency. It accommodates curved or tapered applications for modern architectural builds. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals 1-Inch Mechanical Seam Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for 1-Inch Mechanical Seam Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor clamps tightly to the rib without compromising the panel's structural integrity or warranty.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters mounts to the SSRA1 anchors to support 10-foot wooden walkboards for movement on steep panels.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plate bridges two anchors to form endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit a permanent safety solution that sacrifices neither performance nor weather-tightness.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist best for 26-gauge steel, aluminum, or 6:12 to 12:12 pitches.

B&M Metals 1.5-Inch Mechanical Seam Panels (SSRA Compatible 24 ga. Steel)

Architectural profile of the B&M Metals 1.5-inch Mechanical Seam panel locked together for maximum weathertightness in storm-prone areas; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

This taller mechanical seam panel is for maximum wind uplift resistance. Built from 24-gauge or 26-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum, it performs in the demanding conditions of the Southeast. Available in 12-inch and 16-inch widths, the panel is locked together using a mechanical seam tool in either a single-lock or double-lock configuration. This method provides one of the most secure, weathertight seals available. Hidden clips keep the roof surface clean while preventing fastener-related leaks. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals 1.5-Inch Mechanical Seam Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for 1.5-Inch Mechanical Seam Panels

  • The SSRA1 Seam Anchor provides a non-penetrating 5,000-pound tie-off point without damaging the panel surface.
  • The SSRA2 Adjustable Roof Jack Adapters supports 10-foot wooden walkboards to provide roofers with a level working platform.
  • The SSRA3 Anchor Plates connects two anchors to form certified endpoints for the SSRA HLL 100-foot Temporary HLL Kit.
  • The Super Anchor 120-foot Standing Seam HLL Kit non-invasive galvanized steel cable system for permanent access.
  • The Ridge Pro Steep Assist safest option for 26-gauge steel, aluminum, or 6:12 to 12:12 slopes.

B&M Metals Medallion I Batten Panels (Ridge Pro Only)

Technical profile of the B&M Metals Medallion I batten system featuring separate batten caps for refined architectural detail; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

The Medallion I panel offers refined, batten-style aesthetics with mechanical seam strength. Roll-formed in Georgia, it features separate batten caps for a clean finish. Available in 12-inch and 16-inch widths and made from 24-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum. This system is suited for roof pitches as low as 3:12 and backed by a 40-year finish warranty. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals Medallion I Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for Medallion I Panels: The SSRA1 Seam Anchor is incompatible with these batten-style seams. For slopes between 6:12 and 12:12, the Ridge Pro Steep Assist is the best option as it hooks over the ridge without contacting the seams.

Critical Warning: Curved Medallion I panels must be inspected by an experienced fall-protection expert to determine the best safety plan.


B&M Metals Medallion II Panels (Ridge Pro Only)

Profile view of the B&M Metals Medallion II system featuring a bold batten cap profile for high-end institutional and residential projects; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

Medallion II boasts a bold architectural look with wide batten caps. This premium architectural system is for projects demanding distinctive aesthetics and reliable performance. With a 1.5-inch seam height and a wide batten cap profile, it is ideal for custom homes and institutional buildings. B&M offers these panels in 24-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals Medallion II Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for Medallion II Panels: The SSRA1 Seam Anchor is incompatible with these batten-style seams. For slopes between 6:12 and 12:12, the Ridge Pro Steep Assist is the best option. It hooks securely over the ridge, ensuring 100% tie-off compliance without contacting or stressing the panel seams.

Critical Warning: Curved Medallion II panels must be inspected by an experienced fall-protection expert to determine the best safety plan.


B&M Metals 1-Inch Nailstrip Panels (Ridge Pro Only)

Profile view of the B&M Metals 1-inch Nailstrip panel featuring an integrated fastening flange for streamlined direct-deck installation; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

B&M Metals' 1-inch Nailstrip panel is an efficient roofing solution designed for residential and light commercial use. Available in 12-inch or 16-inch widths, it is precision roll-formed from 24-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum. Nailstrip panels fasten directly to the roof deck via slotted nail flanges, then snap into place. This design eliminates the need for clips and speeds up installation on slopes with a 3:12 or greater slope. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals 1-Inch Nailstrip Standing Seam Panels.

Fall Protection for 1-Inch Nailstrip Panels: This panel profile is incompatible with seam-clamping anchors. The Ridge Pro Steep Assist hooks securely over the ridge, allowing crews to maintain 100% tie-off from the moment they step onto the roof.


B&M Metals 1.5-Inch Nailstrip Panels (Ridge Pro Only)

Architectural profile of the B&M Metals 1.5-inch Nailstrip panel designed for fast installation and sharp architectural lines; image courtesy of www.BMMetalRoofing.com.

This taller-profile Nailstrip panel offers bold aesthetics and quick installation. With a 1.5-inch-high seam, it provides a more prominent architectural profile than the 1-inch version. Made from 24-gauge or 26-gauge galvanized steel or 0.032-inch aluminum, the integrated fastening flange eliminates the need for clips.

Fall Protection for 1.5-Inch Nailstrip Panels: For 6:12 to 12:12-pitched roofs, the Ridge Pro Steep Assist is the ideal solution. It hooks securely over the ridge and provides 100% tie-off coverage without clamping or penetrating the seam. See the Roof Anchor Compatibility Chart for B&M Metals 1.5-Inch Nailstrip Standing Seam Panels.


Risks of Using Uncertified Imported Roof Anchors

While global marketplaces offer generic fall-protection alternatives, these cheap imports often lack the verifiable third-party testing required to meet strict OSHA 1926.502 and ANSI Z359.18 standards. When it comes to protecting your crew, there is no room for the uncertainty that comes with uncertified hardware.

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The SSRA system eliminates this risk by providing transparency into domestic product development and testing. We manufacture and certify every component in the United States to provide our customers with documented compliance. To ensure your crew has total peace of mind, you can review our official SSRA test reports to see the data for yourself. Investing in certified safety equipment is the only way to ensure your team remains protected by the highest reliability standards in the industry.


Metal Roof Anchor Panel Compatibility For B&M Metal Roofing

  Maxima (22 Ga.) Maxima (24 Ga.) 1-In-SnapLock (24 Ga.) 1.5-In-SnapLock (24 Ga.) Medallion-Lok (24 Ga.) ML90 (24 Ga.)
SSRA 1
SSRA_1 Standing Seam Roof Anchor
YES NO NO NO NO NO
SSRA1 Nylon Tip
SSRA_1 Anchor Nylon Tip Standing Seam Roof Anchor
YES YES YES YES YES YES
SSRA2 Roof Jack
SSRA_2 Roof Jack Adapter
YES YES YES YES YES YES
SSRA3 Anchor Plate
SSRA_3 Anchor Plate
YES YES YES YES YES YES
The Ridge Pro
Ridge Pro Roof Anchor
YES YES YES YES YES YES

Metal Roof Anchor Panel Compatibility For B&M Metal Roofing Cont.


Contact Us For More Information

For further details on roofing solutions and fall protection systems, please contact us at 863-703-4522 or visit www.StandingSeamRoofAnchor.com. Let's work together to make your roofing projects safe, beautiful, and built to last. For more safety tips, refer to OSHA's 48-page Fall Protection Manual. Once you have determined the most suitable anchors for your roof system, download our free Anchor Inspection Form.


Safety Tips For Standing Seam Roofs

Consult Experts for Curved Metal Panels
Curved or radiused metal roofs introduce variables that many standard anchors cannot handle. Using the wrong system can deform panels or lead to anchor failure. When you face a complex roof design, you should consult a fall-protection expert. Specialists recommend custom solutions that balance worker safety and structural integrity. Guesswork has no place at the edge of a curved roof.

Prioritize Ladder Safety Training
Ladder accidents are common but preventable sources of job-site injuries. Every crew member must know how to inspect, position, and secure a ladder using the 4-to-1 rule. You should reinforce safe climbing habits, such as maintaining three points of contact. Safety begins with a secure first step before anyone reaches the roof panels.

Ensure Proper Footwear for Stability
The difference between a confident step and a dangerous slip often comes down to your boots. Grip is the most important factor on sloped metal roofs. You should choose boots with slip-resistant soles and firm ankle support. Proper footwear prevents falls and helps your crew stay on a sure footing from start to finish.

Install Permanent Roof Anchor Systems
Permanent anchors are the smartest investment for buildings that require frequent maintenance or inspections. These systems provide a fixed, secure tie-off point, reducing setup time. They ensure OSHA compliance without damaging the roof panels. These systems are especially valuable for commercial and institutional buildings with regular rooftop traffic.

Set Up Protective Guardrail Barriers for Work Zones
Guardrails are highly effective at preventing falls in areas where active tie-off is not practical. Whether you work near skylights or roof perimeters, guardrails create a clear physical boundary. These barriers allow crews to work with peace of mind by providing a reliable visual and physical safety net.

Develop OSHA-Compliant Safety Plans
A strong safety plan is a daily roadmap for your crew, not just a formality. It must outline hazard zones, fall-protection systems, and rescue procedures. You should update these plans regularly to ensure every crew member understands their role. Clear communication sets the tone for consistent performance on every project.

Use Specialized Anchor Systems for Standing-Seam Roofs
Standard penetrating anchors compromise the seam structure and void the manufacturer's warranty. Seam-mounted anchors clamp securely without damaging the panel, providing a clean tie-off point. Compatibility is essential for both worker safety and long-term roof performance. Using the correct anchor protects the roof's watertight integrity.

Promote a Culture of Safety
Safety is a mindset shaped by leadership and crew buy-in. You should hold quick safety huddles and encourage feedback on every near-miss incident. When workers feel empowered to look out for one another, the job site transforms from merely compliant to truly safe.

Encourage the Use of Trauma Straps
Stopping a fall is only the first step in a rescue. Suspension trauma sets in fast when a worker hangs in a harness, and blood flow is restricted. Trauma straps let a worker shift their weight to relieve pressure and stay upright until help arrives. These affordable tools are an essential addition to any professional harness setup.

Equip Workers with High-Quality Safety Gear
Harnesses and self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) form the foundation of personal fall protection. This gear is only effective if it is comfortable and worn correctly. You should invest in OSHA-approved equipment that your team trusts. Workers are far more likely to use their gear every time they climb if it fits properly.


Disclaimer: The views, recommendations, and information presented in this blog are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or positions of the featured panel manufacturer, its brands, subsidiaries, or parent companies. Customers are strongly encouraged to contact the roof panel manufacturer directly for inquiries regarding fall protection compatibility with their products and to address any potential warranty issues that may arise after installing our products.

Howie Scarboro, C.E.O. and co-founder of Fall Protection Distributors, L.L.C., recognized the need for continued improvements in roofing safety during the 2010 MetalCon show in Las Vegas. He joined forces with SnoBlox-Snojax, a leader in snow retention and seam clamping technology for metal roofs, to create the SSRA1 prototype. Tested by Gravitec for OSHA/ANSI certifications, the SSRA1 proved to be the industry's lightest, most robust, and most universal-fit anchor point for standing seam roofs. Fall Protection Distributors, L.L.C. was born in 2015, shaping the future of fall protection and instilling confidence in the industry.