Now Available! The world’s only permanent, non-penetrating railing system. The new PRS
system is completely OSHA compliant and can be installed on low edges and parapets, inside
gutters, on skylights, and even on roofhatches, complete with a self-closing gate and step-through
ladder rungs for utmost safety. The patent-pending design enables the posts to be fastened under-
neath the roof membrane, ensuring a safe, waterproof roof. Manufactured by AES Raptor, LLC,
and available from PRS. For more information, visit the PRS website.

AES Raptor takes the first step
so you don’t take your last

Every day at least three lives are lost on construction sites in America. Often these are tragedies that could be avoided with proper safety equipment. AES is honored to provide safety equipment to the roofing, construction, solar and maintenance industries.

Every member of our staff understands that lives are safer because of our revolutionary equipment. That is why each piece is hand built in America, by men and women who care about your business, and the life of the workers who use our equipment. Learn More...

Save Lives and Money with the RaptorRail™ Perimeter Railing System

These actual case studies show that the RaptorRail™ System will pay for itself in just one job, and will save
you money in two jobs and every job after that—just in “setup” alone.  The RaptorRail™ System
saves you time immediately,
with setup taking just hours compared to days with
wood railing.  

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Therefore, AES Raptor developed a complete line of innovative, easy to use and reliable fall protection products. You see, we invest to offer you productive solutions, with more than just safety in mind. AES Raptor strives for continuous product improvement and outstanding service to keep your future safe.

Products in Action

OSHA Residential Roofing
Rule Change

EFFECTIVE JUNE 16, 2011

OSHA has rescinded Directive STD 03-00-001, which allowed residential roofers/construction workers to implement alternative fall protection and work procedures than what is typically required under 1926.501(b)(13) (requiring the use of guardrail systems, safety net systems, or personal fall arrest systems).  Read more...