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This project, located in Woodbridge (ON), involved the construction of a new data center building for EllisDon, the leading global construction services company delivering projects in every market sector around the world. As with any large-scale construction project, it was ensuring worker safety was a top priority. This was especially true for those requiring access to the building's rooftop during various stages of construction and for ongoing maintenance after completion.
Our esteemed client, a global construction leader, was faced with a significant challenge. They were constructing a new data center building, and ensuring worker safety during construction, especially for those needing rooftop access, was of utmost importance. This access was crucial for various tasks throughout the construction process and would be required for ongoing maintenance after completion.
Through a strong partnership with our client, Kee Safety designed a comprehensive fall protection and access solution for the data center's rooftop. Our Kee Step system, a testament to our collaborative efforts, provided the versatility needed for this project.
Our Solution, the Kee Step Rooftop Crossovers, made a significant impact on safety. It drastically reduced the risk of falling from height, a typical construction site hazard, thereby enhancing the safety of all personnel accessing the rooftop.
Through collaboration and a commitment to safety, Kee Safety provided a comprehensive fall protection and access solution that met the evolving needs of this global construction leader's data center project. The Kee Step Rooftop Crossovers ensured worker safety throughout construction and will continue to do so during the building's operational life.
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