Working at height always comes with one major risk – a fall. The only way to prevent this potential danger is to ensure that you have the right fall protection solutions in place. But this is not just about installing a fence or equipping your workers with a safety harness. Those basic safety measures are…
DetailsConstruction is the third most deadly industry in Australia and leads to as many as 24 fatalities, and countless more injuries, each year. Construction workers who operate at heights when installing roofing supplies and other rooftop requirements are at an especially high risk of fatal falls and severe injuries due to the incorrect use of…
DetailsThere is one thing that can often be overlooked when it comes to construction and maintenance projects and that is edge protection. It doesn’t matter whether you are working on a tall building. A residential property, or any sort of building that has exposed edges or some height, the right edge protection is essential as…
DetailsWorking from heights, especially on roofs, can be extremely dangerous. One of the most effective solutions to reduce the risks of falls is using edge protection systems (EPS). These are barriers or guardrail systems that you can attach to the edge of a roof to prevent falls. Are you looking for a reliable temporary edge…
DetailsAdvancements in Fall Protection Technology: Height Safety Innovations PPE is the final line of defence when it comes to fall protection. For this reason, companies are continually looking for ways to minimise the chances of injury by advancing height safety technology. If you want to find out more about the latest height safety innovations, then…
DetailsIt’s important to remember that as a worker, you too have the responsibility for making sure you protect yourself and your working environment. Regardless of the rank you hold within the business, you want to have good knowledge of what safety features and gear should be present when working. In this guide, you’ll understand the…
DetailsAs an employer, it is your job to ensure that all of your staff are fully trained to do the job you employ them to do. Even more so when this entails working at height. Every year 29 people die from workplace-related accidents, with approximately 11% of those fatalities resulting from falls in the height…
DetailsRapid height safety measures can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, but it requires a thorough site analysis to identify potential hazards and develop appropriate safety solutions. The process involves evaluating the site conditions, pinpointing potential hazards and risks associated with working at height and determining the needed safety solutions. Some steps…
DetailsWork at heights needs to be carried out occasionally. Roofing needs to be replaced, windows need to be cleaned, and walls need to be painted, and then there is construction work. Working at height is hazardous for workers, and correct precautions need to be made to protect them. Falling From Heights Working heights refers to…
DetailsHeight safety is important! Working at height can be a dangerous business. Every year, there are a number of fatalities and serious injuries caused by people falling from height. In order to stay safe while working at height, it is important to understand the risks involved and take appropriate precautions. In this blog post, we…
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