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Safety anchor points are crucial to the safety of work at height operations. Typically, they are installed into concrete or stonework and are used as a connection point for lifelines. They form an integral component of the fall protection system that keeps our technicians safe while performing a job, whether it's painting, window cleaning, light installation, concrete repairs, and more. Safety anchor points can be permanent or temporary, depending on the client's needs and the nature of the job. For example, permanent safety anchor points might be considered for buildings or structures that require frequent work by rope access technicians. They can also be simple or highly sophisticated and complex, offering workmen a complete lifeline system. In every scenario, AIM follows EN 795 Legislation covering the installation and inspection of safety anchor points for work restraint, overhead attachment points, fall arrest, and rope access.