What Is a Risk Assessment, Really? (Especially for Working at Heights)
Off-the-shelf height safety systems rarely match how a building is actually used. Here’s why custom, site-specific design matters — and how it keeps people safe.
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Off-the-shelf height safety systems rarely match how a building is actually used. Here’s why custom, site-specific design matters — and how it keeps people safe.
Static Lines vs Guardrails – Which Is Right for Your Site? When it comes to rooftop and height safety, businesses often face a crucial decision: static lines or guardrails? Each system plays a vital role in fall prevention, but the best choice depends on your site’s structure, usage, and compliance needs. In this article, we…
How to Retrofit Height Safety Systems Without Disrupting Operations When it comes to upgrading height safety systems, the biggest challenge is executing the work without disrupting day-to-day operations. At Workplace Defender, we have successfully assisted schools, industrial sites, heritage hotels, and retail facilities in upgrading aging or non-compliant safety systems all while staff, students, or…
Not all roof safety systems are created equal, and some aren’t even legal.
If you’re a facility manager, ensuring your height safety system is compliant with AS1657 and WHS regulations isn’t just best practice—it’s your legal duty.
In this guide, we break down what true compliance looks like, common mistakes to avoid, and how to protect both your people and your liability.
Not sure where to start with your FY25 safety budget? Here’s how to prioritise height safety, avoid compliance risks, and invest wisely with expert help from Workplace Defender.