CSA Z259 · CERTIFIED FALL PROTECTION

CSA Certified Fall Protection Equipment in Canada

Every product on this page is listed by its maker as certified to a CSA Z259 standard. If your site, your province or your safety officer asks for CSA, start here.

Quick answerWe only put a product on this page when the maker states a CSA Z259 certification for it. Anything we cannot confirm is left off, so the list is shorter than the full catalog. The product page shows the exact standard for each item.
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CSA or ANSI: what does a Canadian jobsite need?

KNOW WHAT YOU ARE BUYING

CSA Z259

The Canadian family of fall protection standards. Provincial OHS rules generally reference it, and many sites require it.

ANSI Z359 / OSHA

The US standards. Some provinces and sites accept ANSI/OSHA gear; others do not.

WHO DECIDES

Your provincial regulation and your site's safety program. See your province page.

Brands that are not CSAFrontline, Malta Dynamics and SSRA products are ANSI/OSHA rated, not CSA, so you will not find them on this page.

CSA certified fall protection: common questions

ANSWERS YOU CAN CITE

01

How do I know a product is really CSA certified?

Look for the CSA mark and the standard number on the product label, and check the maker's documentation. The product page lists the standard the maker states.
02

Is ANSI-rated equipment legal in Canada?

It depends on the province and the site. Check your provincial OHS regulation and your site rules before buying.
03

Why is a product I want not on this page?

Either its maker rates it to ANSI/OSHA only, or we have not yet confirmed its certification. Call 437-475-2066 and we will check it for you.