Safety starts with Safety Pole
Safety Pole’s work is carried forward through the contractors, builders, and project teams who choose to integrate engineered fall protection into their operations. These organizations are not simply users of equipment—they are active partners in planning, deploying, and managing fall-risk safety on real jobsites.
The Safety Pole System was developed to support professional framing operations, but its effectiveness depends on how it is applied in practice. The clients featured here reflect a shared commitment to treating fall protection as operational infrastructure—planned early, used consistently, and managed as part of the work itself.
This page highlights organizations that have integrated Safety Pole systems into their safety programs and jobsite workflows. Their projects illustrate how system-based fall protection supports consistency, accountability, and professional execution across different environments and construction phases.
These partner video case studies are developed collaboratively with Safety Pole clients to document how engineered fall protection is planned, deployed, and managed within real construction operations. Each video reflects a shared effort to examine jobsite practices, operational decision-making, and the role of system-based safety infrastructure as part of daily work. These stories provide contextual insight into how Safety Pole systems are integrated into broader safety programs, offering a field-based perspective shaped by the professionals responsible for their use.
Across the country, contractors and builders are integrating Safety Pole systems into their operations as part of a broader commitment to managing fall risk through engineered, system-based solutions. Organizations such as Ryan, Wolf Construction, Maryl, Innovative Construction Group (ICG), and Diamond Ridge Framing represent partners who have adopted Safety Pole infrastructure on active jobsites and within professional safety programs.
While not every partner featured here has a published case study or video profile yet, each reflects an ongoing working relationship with Safety Pole. These collaborations often develop over time, shaped by project conditions, operational priorities, and shared interest in documenting how fall protection is planned and applied in the field. Additional case studies and project features are developed selectively and added as they are completed.
Safety Pole is built and refined through real-world use—on active jobsites, by crews who depend on it every day. The most meaningful improvements to our system come directly from conversations with the people using it in the field.
As part of our Rebuild. Reset. Re-Engage. initiative, we’re reconnecting with partners who are willing to share their experience—whether through direct feedback, a conversation with our team, or, when appropriate, a deeper collaboration.
For some partners, that collaboration takes the form of a case study video, an interview, or a written feature that highlights how Safety Pole is being used on real jobsites. For others, it’s simply a chance to exchange insights and help us continue improving how safety is planned, implemented, and supported.
If you’re using Safety Pole today, we invite you to share your experience below. Your perspective helps guide what comes next.
