FASET
FASET (Fall Arrest Safety Equipment Training) is a trade association and training body for organisations that manufacture, instal, inspect, maintain and use safety net rigging and other temporary safety systems.
Members of the organisation develop guidance for the industry and provide insight into better working practices for professionals who use safety nets and other temporary safety systems.
FASET product sectors include:
- Safety netting.
- Edge protection.
- Stair towers.
- Roof over-netting.
- Tensioned access platforms.
- Access platform decking.
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