Construction safety nets are indispensable tools for preventing falls and protecting workers in the construction industry. These robust, mesh-like systems are designed to catch falling objects, debris, and, most importantly, personnel, significantly reducing the risk of serious injuries or fatalities on site. Properly installed and maintained safety nets act as a passive fall protection system, meaning they don’t rely on active engagement by the worker, providing a crucial safety barrier, particularly in situations where other fall protection methods, like guardrails or harnesses, might be less feasible. Whether used horizontally to catch workers falling from heights or vertically to protect pedestrians and lower levels from falling debris, the presence of safety nets fosters a safer work environment, building confidence among the workforce and demonstrating a commitment to safety by site management. Choosing the right type of net based on project requirements and adhering to industry standards for installation and inspection are essential to guaranteeing their effectiveness and ultimately protecting lives.