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Maintenance and Workshops

Professionals working at concerts and shows, in workshops,

in maintenance, or in the energy and networks sector all require

practical and lightweight headlamps on a daily basis.

Tactical, Special Forces

Tactical operations in a hostile environment require maximum

safety in every situation, so being able to count on the quality

and performance of the equipment is essential.

Self-Rescue

A f iref ighter who f inds themselves trapped inside a burning structure

must be prepared for self-evacuation and have the appropriate

equipment on hand.

Technical Rescue

Every day, rescue workers must adapt to new and dangerous

situations, and require signif icant material support. Petzl offers

innovative, versatile, and high-performance solutions to facilitate

these missions.

Hazardous Areas

Where there is risk of explosion, the hazardous locations are

classif ied by zone (ATEX and/or HAZLOC). All of the materials

used must therefore conform with current regulations for this type

of zone.

Framing and Roof ing

At this type of worksite, the risk of slipping and falling is higher.

A fall-arrest system must therefore be installed to guard against

these hazards.

Tree Care

Not all tree work can be done using exterior means such as

elevated platforms or ladders. In this case, to move and work,

the arborist uses rope progression techniques.

Rope Access and Conf ined Space

Rope access work often involves environments at signif icant height.

Work done in conf ined spaces entails challenges related to the lack

of space and lack of means of autonomous progression.

Energy and Networks

These environments are characterized by structures such as

towers, antennas, and wind turbines. The means of progression

are varied and dependent directly on the structure, which does not

always have a fall-arrest system in place.

Petzl, Also Serving Professionals