Davit systems (sometimes called hoists) include a base, an extension that reaches out over the opening, and a winch or self-retracting lifeline (SRL) that work together to support a worker and to raise, lower, and vertically retrieve workers from confined spaces. Systems can be modified with mast extensions, arms, and different bases of the same brand and series to fit specific confined space needs.

Davit system bases support davit masts and mast arms so workers have a tie-off point for a personal fall protection system.

Davit system arms connect to davit bases to mount a winch or self-retracting lifeline (SRL). Mast arms extend the height and reach of the davit system away from the mast so workers can be supported over edges when the mast cannot be installed directly next to or over the space.

Mast extensions attach between a davit base and a mast arm to extend the height and reach of a davit system for entry points on tanks and guardrails.

These accessories attach to manhole-mount davit system bases.

Davit system carrying bags keep system components together and protected when stored or transported.