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COMPLETE FALL PROTECTION KITS · CSA Z259 · ANSI Z359

Fall Protection Kits in Canada — Roofing, PFAS & Rescue Kits

Complete, compliance-ready kits in a bucket or bag: a CSA full-body harness, a connector (lanyard or vertical lifeline) and a reusable anchor — everything a worker needs to tie off. Shop roofer's kits, personal fall arrest (PFAS) kits, contractor kits and rescue / descent kits. Stocked in Paris, Ontario and priced in CAD — each kit lists its contents and certifications, stated plainly.

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  • Roofer's & PFAS kits
  • Rescue & descent
  • Harness + connector + anchor
  • Ships from Paris, ON
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What's in a fall protection kit

THE THREE PARTS (A-B-C)

A complete personal fall arrest system needs an anchor (A), body harness (B) and a connector (C) — lanyard, vertical lifeline or SRL. A kit bundles all three, usually in a reusable bucket or bag.

MATCH THE KIT TO THE JOB

Roofer's and PFAS kits suit residential and low-slope roofing; contractor kits cover general construction; rescue and descent kits support your written rescue plan. Each kit page lists exactly what's inside and the certifications.

SIZE & STANDARDS

Kits are sold by harness size — check the size on the product page. Components are CSA Z259 / ANSI Z359 rated, stated plainly. Buying for a crew or unsure on sizing? Call 437-475-2066.

Complete fall protection kits for Canadian jobsites

A fall protection kit takes the guesswork out of compliance: instead of sourcing a harness, connector and anchor separately, you get a matched personal fall arrest system (PFAS) in one package, ready to use. Fall Protection Canada stocks roofer's and PFAS kits — typically a CSA full-body harness, a vertical lifeline or lanyard, and a reusable roof anchor — plus rescue and descent kits for your rescue plan, all shipped from Paris, Ontario in CAD.

Prefer to build your own? Start with a harness, add a self-retracting lifeline or lanyard, and finish with the right anchor — or browse the complete PPE range. Not sure what your crew needs? Read the Canadian fall protection equipment guide or call 437-475-2066 for a 24-hour quote on crew packs.

Kit compliance & inspection guides

CSA Z259 · ANSI Z359 · PROVINCIAL OHS

  1. REGULATIONS

    Fall Protection Requirements in Canada: What Every Employer Needs to Know

    Employer duties, height thresholds, training and the written rescue-plan requirement across provincial OHS regimes.

  2. INSPECTION

    How to Inspect Your Fall Protection Equipment: A Canadian Field Guide

    Pre-use and periodic inspection steps for the harness, connector and anchor in your kit.

  3. EQUIPMENT

    Canadian Fall Protection Equipment Guide 2026

    The complete buyer's guide to anchors, harnesses, lanyards, SRLs and kits for Canadian jobsites.

Kits ship to every province — compliance guidance for Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, BC, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland & Labrador.

Fall protection kits — common questions

ANSWERS YOU CAN CITE

01

What's included in a fall protection kit?
A complete kit contains the three parts of a personal fall arrest system: a full-body harness (B), a connector such as a lanyard, vertical lifeline or SRL (C), and an anchor or anchor connector (A) — usually packed in a reusable bucket or bag. Some roofer's kits include a reusable roof anchor and a vertical lifeline with a rope grab. Every kit page lists its exact contents and certifications.
02

What's the difference between a roofing kit and a general kit?
A roofer's / PFAS kit is built for residential and low-slope roofing — commonly a harness, a vertical lifeline with a rope grab and a reusable roof anchor. A general contractor kit may pair the harness with a shock-absorbing lanyard or SRL for construction tie-off. Match the kit to the work; if you're unsure, tell us the job and we'll point you to the right one.
03

Do I need a rescue kit?
Canadian OHS regulations require employers to have a written rescue plan and the means to carry it out wherever workers use fall arrest — a fall-arrested worker must be rescued promptly to avoid suspension trauma. A rescue or descent kit provides the equipment side of that plan. Our requirements guide covers the employer duties around rescue planning.
04

Can I build my own kit instead of buying a bundle?
Absolutely. Choose a harness, a lanyard or SRL, and a roof anchor sized and rated for your job — just make sure the connectors are compatible and the whole system suits your fall clearance. Call 437-475-2066 and we'll help you spec it for a crew.