Architect’s liability when planning and implementing fall protection systems

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Manuel Silbermayr
Manuel Silbermayr

Manuel Silbermayr

For more than 10 years now, Manuel Silbermayr has worked at INNOTECH as the Key Account Manager for the Upper Austria area. However, he has been professionally involved with fall protection systems since 1997. The sale of practical solutions is one of his core skills, and he is firmly convinced that in sales you are recognised and accepted as a true “specialist” only when you really know how the products work in practical use.

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Kirchham

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Construction planning of fall protection systems as early as the design phase is an indispensable component of modern projects. In our current blog post, find out why this proactive approach not only increases safety, but also reduces costs and optimises construction processes.

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architect's liability, planning error

Architect’s liability when planning and implementing fall protection systems

Find out more about the responsibility and liability of architects for the planning of fall protection systems. Discover important legal requirements, standards and regulations, as well as practical tips for minimising safety risks. Read our blog post to obtain valuable insights into the professional implementation of fall protection systems and the reduction of liability risks.

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architect's liability, planning error
architect's liability, planning error
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