ROOFGUARD SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
We provide a complete line of OHSA compliant rooftop guardrail fall protection solutions that can be configured for virtually any layout. Our passive working at heights solutions include materials, installation, and engineering sign off to ensure that all of our guardrail systems meet or exceed industry standards and safety laws. RoofGuard is designed for multiple applications; elevated edges, skylights, hatches, obstructions, walkways and as a barrier around dangerous machinery.
- Working at Heights Compliance – Satisfies federal and provincial working at heights legislation
- Fully customizable – Modular design that allows for easy installation and for systems to fit any space or configuration
- Passive System – Once installed, this system eliminates extra PPE and training requirements for working at heights
- Ergonomic Design – No single component in a RoofGuard system weights over 50 lbs.
- No Roof Penetration – Stackable and nested baseplates engineered to provide counterweighted systems that don’t pierce your roof membrane
THE HIERARCHY OF FALL PROTECTION
- Hazard Elimination - Remove the hazard by having work done on the ground by either moving what is being worked on or creating an apparatus that allows the worker to stay on the ground while performing their task (e.g. using a drone or robotics to perform inspections at heights).
- Passive Fall Protection - Physical barriers like RoofGuard guardrail systems that surround unprotected edges, holes, obstructions or dangerous machinery.
- Fall Restraint - Anchoring systems that prevent a worker from reaching the hazard while tied off to them. (Requires worker participation, training and extra PPE).
- Fall Arrest - Anchoring systems that catch a worker while falling when tied off to them. (Requires worker participation, training, extra PPE and a formal rescue plan).
- Administrative Controls - Work practices or procedures that increase a worker's awareness of fall hazards. (Only recommended in addition to one or multiple of the above).
ROOFGUARD PRODUCTS
ROOFGUARD CLASSIC
HATCHGUARD
ROOFGUARD X-PRESS RAILS
ROOFSTEP CROSSOVER SERIES
RoofGuard Warning Lines
Ladder Guardrail
ROOFWALK
ROOFSTEP LADDER SERIES
HATCHBAR

Oakwood P.S. Playground
PARCS Ltd. has designed a unique playground at Oakwood P.S. This playground combines a variety of fitness elements, which encourages activity of our children.

RoofGuard Classic Install at a Public School
Rooftop safety continues to be a focus of recent school blitzes, preventation initiatives enforce safe practices to ensure you are compliant. The initatives ensure that staff are safe and minimizes death and injury.

Basketball Court Installation
PARCS was subcontracted by SDR Seating to complete a new basketball court consisting of six basketball backstops and a gymnasium divider curtain.

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CSA Z614:20 – Children’s playground equipment and surfacing
- ASTM F1292 – Impact Attenuation of Surfacing Materials (…)
- Canadian Playground Safety Institute (CPSI)
- Canada Labour Code – Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (Part 1 S2.5(1) and Part 12 S 12.07 (1))
RoofGuard Line of Products
Cost-effective working at heights safety solutions
Safe and reliable engineered fall protection solution
Meets or exceeds all OSHA and ANSI safety standards and regulations
Protects employees from injury or death from potential accidents working at heights
Reduces the potential for costly fines and high insurance premiums
All individual components are under 40 lbs
Reduces PPE and training requirements of staff and contractors
Simple and quick installations that require only one tool
ON THE LEADING EDGE OF SAFETY
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Weight Rooms
PARCS can supply and install weight rooms and weight room equipment at your facility in accordance with current safety standards.

Electric Hoists
Annual inspections are required for electric hoists. This is the minimum requirement for inspection and your hoist could require more frequent inspections based on usage and weight requirements as per CSA B167-16.

Manual Chain Hoists
Annual inspections are required for manual chain hoists as a minimum requirement. More frequent inspections may be required depending on the usage volume and weights (according to CSA B167-16).
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