PSC Hands Free — Engineer the Hand Out of the Hazard
PSC load-control tool being used to guide a suspended steel fabrication

Hand-safety engineering since 2009

Engineer the hand out of the hazard.

Purpose-built tools that keep hands away from suspended loads, pinch points, impact zones and hazardous material-handling tasks.

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40+ countries70+ applicationsIndia · UAE · USA
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PSC load-control tool in use · Suspended fabrication

The PSC method

Find the hand.™

Before recommending a product, identify why the hand enters the task. Is it guiding, holding, aligning, retrieving or positioning? Then engineer the required contact out.

Worker's hands placed directly on a suspended steel load The exposure
Hands on suspended loadHands enter the crush zone to guide and steady the load.
Worker controlling a suspended steel load with a long PSC tool Engineered distance
PSC load controlThe worker controls the movement while remaining outside the immediate hazard.

See the hand. Change the task.

Select an exposure to compare direct contact with a hands-off method.

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The PSC approach

Change the interface.

The objective is not simply more reach. It is to transfer required contact from the hand to a purpose-built tool while preserving control of the task.

Direct contactHandLoad
PSC controlHandToolLoad

Solutions by exposure

Distance with control.

PSC tools are selected around the load, the movement and the working distance—not simply the nearest product on a shelf.

PSC tool controlling a suspended steel load01↗

Suspended-load control

Push, pull, guide and position while maintaining stand-off distance.

 PSC tool controlling a suspended ferrous load02↗

Magnetic load control

Engage suitable ferrous loads without direct hand contact.

 PSC tool controlling a cylindrical component03↗

Tubular handling

Control pipes and cylindrical components away from roll and pinch paths.

 PSC tool used around suspended tubular material04↗

Tagline control

Control and retrieve lines without entering the suspended-load zone.

 PSC Fingersaver keeping a worker's hand clear of a striking zone05↗

Striking safety

Separate hands from hammer, chisel, punch and wedge impact zones.

 PSC application-specific long-reach tool in use06↗

Custom applications

Task-specific heads and interfaces engineered around the operation.
PSC tool being used to control a suspended bundle of steel barsReal task. Selected distance. Purpose-built working end.

One platform.Many interfaces.

Select the distance. Match the head. Control the task. PSC combines jacketed fibreglass shafts with application-specific working ends for positive, practical load control.

Fibreglass shafts
Purpose-built heads
Magnetic interfaces
Custom profiles
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PSC product families

Built around the task.

A focused system of load-control, tubular-handling, tagline, striking-safety and manual-handling tools—supported by application selection.

01GuidePosition moving loads.
02ControlManage rotation and direction.
03RetrieveRecover lines from distance.
04ProtectSeparate hands from impact.
05EngineerMatch the interface to the task.
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RiggerSafe®

Push/pull control for suspended loads.

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Load-It®

Modular and magnetic load-control tools.

→ 03

Tubular Guider

Pipe and cylindrical-load handling.

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LoadGuider® / Guide-It®

Tagline control and safe retrieval.

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PSC Fingersaver

Keeps the holding hand clear of hammer, punch and wedge impact zones.

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Manual Handling Tools

Defined grip interfaces for pipes, hoses, components and gas cylinders.

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Proof in the work

Tools in use. Not in theory.

PSC tools are used around suspended steel, bundles, tubulars and fabricated loads where workers need distance without giving up control.

Two workers using long PSC tools to control a suspended industrial load
Two-point suspended-load control
Worker using a PSC tool to position a large steel coil
Coil positioning
Worker controlling a suspended structural load from stand-off distance
Structural load control
Worker engaging a large ferrous load with a PSC hands-free tool
Ferrous load engagement
Worker using a PSC Fingersaver to keep the holding hand away from the impact zone
PSC Fingersaver in use

Custom tool engineering

The load isn’t standard. Why should the tool be?

PSC task-specific tool engaging industrial equipmentApplications shape the tool

Share the operation. PSC will match an existing solution or engineer the required head and interface around the load geometry and movement.

01Task
02Interface
03Tool
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17Years of hand-safety engineering
40+Countries served
70+Industrial applications
3Operating regions

Field-proven relationships

Trusted across industry.

PSC supports global operators, drilling contractors, manufacturers and infrastructure companies with hands-free safety tools and application engineering.

Halliburton
Reliance Industries
Transocean
Nabors
Hercules Offshore
ONGC
L&T
Jindal Steel
“Our team in Saudi Arabia recommend PSC as an excellent support for hands-free safety tools.”
Kathy PetersonInternational Buyer · Hercules Offshore

Start with the operation

What task is putting your team’s hands at risk?

Show us where the hand enters. Send photographs or video of the task. PSC will identify the exposure, determine the working distance and recommend an existing or task-specific solution.

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Global offices

India · UAE · USA

Application support for hands-free safety tools across three operating regions.