Height safety services

We primarily serve the Melbourne metropolitan area, covering a wide range of suburbs in our service area to ensure our services are accessible across the city. Some of the farthest-reaching areas we service include Dixons Creek, Kilsyth, Keysborough, Healesville, and Dandenong. If you're unsure whether we cover your specific location, please contact us for confirmation. We’re always happy to discuss your needs and see how we can assist.

Height safety systems must be inspected and recertified at least once every 12 months to remain compliant with Australian standards and workplace safety regulations. However, more frequent inspections may be required depending on the level of use, environmental conditions, and manufacturer guidelines. 

Regular assessments help identify wear and tear, corrosion, loose fittings, or outdated components that could compromise worker safety. If a system has been used in extreme conditions, undergone modifications, or been exposed to potential damage, an immediate inspection is recommended. Ensuring your system is regularly checked and maintained not only keeps workers safe but also helps businesses meet legal obligations under workplace health and safety laws.

Responsibility for height safety compliance falls on building owners, facility managers, employers, and anyone managing worksites where at-height tasks are performed. Under Australian workplace safety laws, businesses must provide a safe working environment, which includes ensuring that fall protection systems are correctly installed, certified, and maintained. 

Employers are responsible for implementing safe work procedures, training staff on height safety measures, and ensuring that any contractors working at height use compliant equipment. Failure to meet these obligations can result in severe penalties, making it essential to engage with qualified professionals to manage height safety systems effectively.

Any building or structure where workers need to operate at height requires a compliant height safety system. We provide height safety solutions for buildings across all industries, ensuring that every worksite is equipped with safe and compliant access systems. This includes commercial properties, industrial facilities, residential complexes, warehouses, shopping centres, hospitals, schools, and government buildings. 

Height safety is particularly critical for structures with roof access, elevated platforms, skylights, or façades that require maintenance. Even buildings that don’t have regular at-height work may still require safety systems to ensure compliance for future inspections, cleaning, or emergency repairs. A professionally designed height safety system ensures that any work done above ground level is performed securely and in line with Australian safety regulations.

Yes, our height safety solutions are designed to support ongoing maintenance tasks such as window cleaning, façade repairs, roofing work, and equipment servicing. We work closely with facility managers, strata managers, and building owners to install and certify systems that allow for safe, efficient, and compliant access. 

Whether your property requires fixed anchor points, horizontal lifelines, or a full height safety setup, we ensure that maintenance crews can operate with confidence. Investing in a properly installed and maintained system not only protects workers but also helps preserve the integrity of your building over time.

If your height safety system hasn’t been inspected or upgraded in the last 12 months, it’s time to review its condition. Signs that your building may need an updated system include:

• Rust, corrosion, or visible wear on anchor points, lifelines, or harness attachments.
• Outdated components that no longer comply with the latest Australian safety standards.
• Structural modifications to the building that may affect the safety system’s integrity.
• Increased maintenance or cleaning requirements that demand a safer, more efficient access setup.
• Regulatory changes or a new risk assessment identifying compliance gaps.

A professional height safety audit can determine whether your system meets current requirements or needs repairs, upgrades, or additional anchor points to enhance safety and efficiency.

Yes, we provide certification and recertification services for existing height safety systems to ensure compliance with Australian Standards and workplace safety regulations. Our team conducts detailed inspections to assess the condition of anchor points, lifelines, static lines, and other fall protection equipment. 

If your system meets the necessary safety requirements, we issue full compliance documentation for your records. If any issues are found, we provide clear recommendations for repairs or upgrades to bring your system up to standard. Regular certification not only keeps workers safe but also helps businesses avoid penalties for non-compliance.