Davit Systems

A removable davit is a detachable access and safety solution designed for sites that require occasional or repeated maintenance, rescue and confined space entry. It can be installed when needed and removed after use, making it ideal for manholes, chambers, tanks, and service pits, where permanent structures are not suitable.

A portable davit arm is a lightweight, modular mini crane-like system that provides a certified overhead anchorage point. It is transportable and commonly used for temporary access, confined space access and rescue operations, offering flexibility across multiple sites without the need for fixed installations.

Davit arms are used to support fall protection, personnel lifting, and rescue in vertical access applications. They are frequently deployed in confined spaces where overhead anchorage is required for safe lowering, raising, or retrieval of workers.

A davit base can be surface-mounted (wall, floor, etc), socket-mounted, counterweighted, or vehicle-mounted. The choice depends on whether the system needs to be permanent, removable, or mobile, as well as ground conditions and load requirements.

A mobile davit arm is designed to be repositioned easily across a site, often using a wheeled or counterbalanced base. It allows safe access at multiple locations without fixed anchor points, making it suitable for maintenance, rescue and inspection work.

A davit lifting arm provides controlled vertical lifting and lowering of personnel or equipment. It is commonly paired with fall arrest devices or retrieval systems to ensure safe movement in and out of confined spaces.

A davit arm rescue system combines a davit arm with compatible fall protection and rescue equipment to allow rapid recovery of a worker in an emergency. It is an essential part of any confined space rescue plan where fall arrest equipment is in use.

A davit hoist is used to raise or lower personnel and equipment through vertical access points. When integrated with a davit system, it enables controlled movement while maintaining compliance with work-at-height and confined space safety requirements.