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Kee Line Offers Fall Protection for Baseball Stadium Workers

Kee Line horizontal lifeline systems are designed to provide workers with freedom of movement on the rooftop while securely attached to the lifeline at all times.

Stadium Rooftop: Dudy Noble Field, Home of the Mississippi State Bulldogs

Background

Kee Safety was tasked with installing its Kee Line horizontal lifeline system at Dudy Noble Field, Home of the Mississippi State Bulldogs. The University required a fall protection system that allowed workers to safely walk the roof of the mezzanine to access lights and maintenance equipment.

Kee Line allows the workers to safely walk the roof of the mezzanine

Delivering Value

Mississippi State selected Kee Line for its reliable performance, ease of installation, and cost-effective solution.

The Kee Line horizontal lifeline system is designed to provide workers with freedom of movement on the rooftop while securely attached to the lifeline at all times.

Third-party tested for safety and reliability
Open framework: no hidden parts, no hidden defects
Engineered for multiple roof types including membrane roofs
Stainless steel system with galvanized components for durability

Kee Line Horizontal Lifeline

Freedom to Work. Securely Attached. The Kee Line horizontal lifeline system is designed to provide workers with freedom of movement on the rooftop while securely attached to the lifeline at all times.

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