Height safety specialists · Pretoria · Cape Town · Across Africa
Supply · Installation · Servicing · Planning
Everest Safety Developments supplies, installs and services fall protection for people who work at height — anchors, lifelines, walkways, ladder systems, harnesses and rescue equipment, plus the planning and risk assessments behind them. Branches in Pretoria and Cape Town serve sites across South Africa and Africa.
01 · Fixed & structural
Collective protection along a roof edge protects everyone working there, with no need to connect.
View this solution02 · Fixed & structural
A weighted anchor rests on the roof instead of being fixed through the roof covering.
View this solution03 · Fixed & structural
An anchor point fixed to the structure, for connecting fall arrest equipment.
View this solution04 · Fixed & structural
A permanent lifeline along the ridge lets a connected worker move along the roof.
View this solution05 · Fixed & structural
A defined route across the sheeting to reach plant and equipment.
View this solution06 · Personal equipment
Each worker wears a full-body harness, connected to the line with a lanyard.
View this solution07 · Professional services
Lifelines and anchors are kept in service through inspection, maintenance and certification.
View this solution08 · Personal equipment
Closes behind the user at the top of the cat ladder, so the edge is not left open.
View this solution09 · Fixed & structural
A continuous rail on the cat ladder that the climber stays connected to.
View this solutionHover over or tap a number to see where each system is used. Height safety equipment is drawn in maroon. Illustration only — every site needs its own assessment.
Choose what you need and we’ll take you to the right place.
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Service: planned with you
Which edges need protection? Should an anchor be fixed through the roof, or weighted? Who keeps the lifeline certified, and when? Share the site details and our team will talk you through the options.
Plan a site with us21 solutions · 3 groups
From permanent systems on the structure, to the equipment each person uses, to the services that keep it all in order.
019 solutions
Anchors, fixed lines, walkways, ladders and barriers that become part of the building.
028 solutions
Harnesses, lines, connectors, rescue and evacuation equipment for each person on the job.
034 services
Planning, risk assessments, compliance reports, and lifeline installation, servicing and certification.
How we work
Every site is different, so every project starts with the work itself: the structure, the access and the task.
Share the structure, how people reach it, the work at height and your timing.
Risk assessments and a fall protection plan set out how people will be protected.
Equipment and fixed systems selected for the site, supplied and installed.
Lifelines and anchors are kept in service through inspection, maintenance and certification.
Competent persons only. Equipment and systems must be selected, specified, installed and inspected for the actual site and work by competent, trained persons. This website is not a substitute for a site assessment.
On site
Installations and site work by our teams, from ridge lifelines to walkways and anchor testing. Photos published with our clients’ permission.
Call the nearest branch, or send the details through the enquiry form and both branch teams will see it.
Working relationships
Selected organisations Everest Safety Developments has worked with.
Training partner
Working-at-heights training is offered through our partner Phine Academy, a South African occupational health and safety training provider. Ask us which course suits the people who will use the equipment.
Visit Phine Academy (opens in a new tab)Questions
Short answers to what people ask us most. For anything specific to your site, get in touch.
Everest has branches in Pretoria and Cape Town and works with clients across South Africa and elsewhere in Africa. Tell us where the site is when you enquire and the nearest branch will respond.
Both. Everest supplies personal fall protection equipment and fixed systems, and offers installation, servicing, maintenance and certification of lifelines, as well as fall protection planning, risk assessments and compliance gap reports.
Describe the type of structure and roof, how people reach it, the work being done at height, the site location and your timing. Photos help — mention that you have them and we will ask for them by email.
Training is offered through our partner Phine Academy, a South African occupational health and safety training provider. We can point you to the right course for the people who will use the equipment.
Request a quote
Send an enquiry to both branch teams and they’ll direct it to the right person. The more we know about the structure, access and task, the more useful our first reply will be.
