Open area safety nets are crucial safety devices employed in construction sites, bridges, and other elevated work environments to prevent falls and mitigate the severity of potential injuries. Designed as large, flexible barriers, these nets are strategically positioned to catch workers, tools, and debris that might fall from above, effectively creating a “soft landing” and minimizing the risk of serious harm. Their use is particularly important in areas where traditional fall protection methods like guardrails or personal fall arrest systems are impractical or insufficient, providing a collective safety solution for a wider zone. By significantly reducing the distance of a fall and distributing the impact, open area safety nets contribute to a safer working environment and demonstrate a commitment to worker well-being.