WAHA today published an article that explains the intentions of the association to develop the minimum elements and performance criteria required for a Basic Safe Working at Height course. Click here to read the full article.
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WAHA today published an article that explains the intentions of the association to develop the minimum elements and performance criteria required for a Basic Safe Working at Height course. Click here to read the full article.
A carbon-neutral facility depends on its rooftop infrastructure. Solar, plant and gutters need maintenance, making safe roof access essential. This was the brief for DHL’s new ultramodern 20,000m2 warehouse in Edinburgh, South Australia. In partnership with FDC, RISSafety designed, manufactured and installed a complete roof safety system that lets maintenance… Read More
Project Overview When a horizontal lifeline system at Panorama Apartments in Perth CBD was found non-compliant, ESM Strata engaged RISSafety to decommission it and install a compliant replacement. Two existing wall-mounted lifelines had been identified as non-compliant, which meant contractors and abseil technicians had no certified system to work from… Read More
Project Overview RISSafety returned to Scotch Oakburn College’s Elphin Campus in Newstead, Tasmania, to complete the first scheduled 12-month height safety inspection of a rooftop system we previously designed and installed. The inspection focused on reviewing the condition of all installed height safety components, confirming the system remains compliant and completing the recertification documentation… Read More