Guardrails
Product (6)
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Sperian Miller SkyGrip temporary horizontal lifeline
Engineered to be attached to a steel or concrete structure and using a stanchion-style system, the Miller SkyGrip Temporary Horizontal Lifeline requires minimum effort to install and provides those working at height with continuous fall protection and horizontal mobility. -
Pit covers
ACO is the first approved registered supplier of pit covers to Queensland Main Roads. Types 1, 3, 4, 7, 8 and 60 cable pits comply with Queensland Main Roads specifications MRS 11.78 Fabrication of Structural Steelwork; MRS 11.91 Ducts and Pits; and are manufactured to Main Roads standard drawings. -
Freestanding guard railing
Safety Boot is a re-usable base for constructing freestanding temporary guardrails. Suitable for multi-level job sites, the Safety Boot Railing System enables the quick construction of freestanding timber railing for stairways, ramps, walkways and balconies. -
Roof edge protection
KeeGuard roof edge protection is a modular, free-standing protection system that does not penetrate the roof membrane. Being free-standing, the system can be used for roof edge fall prevention, walkway demarcation, stairwell and open lift shaft fall protection and a multitude of other safety requirements. -
Edge protection system
To speed up installation and reduce labour costs, Kee Klamp has developed a new rail fitting as a standard component of its KeeGuard roof edge protection system.The fitting allows the system’s horizontal guardrail to be placed in the saddle of the open fitting, rather than through it before being secured with a grub screw in the normal fashion. -
Handrail seesaw
The newest product available from INGAL EPS is the Handrail Seesaw.
News (12)
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WA flooring company fined over lack of fall protection
A Western Australia flooring company has been fined $4000 for failing to provide edge protection on a building site after a subcontractor fell 2.4 m through an unprotected stairwell void. -
Campaign to improve scaffolding safety
The safety of scaffolding in the construction industry will receive attention from South Australian workplace safety inspectors as part of a national campaign. -
Fine and compensation over service lift fatality
A company that operated an Adelaide function centre has been fined and ordered to pay compensation to the sons of a man killed by a service lift on its premises. -
Construction safety inspections reveal problems with falls and electricity
A WorkSafe inspection program of construction sites in Western Australia has revealed some areas of concern, but also some good standards of compliance. -
Investigation into 13-storey equipment fall
SafeWork SA is investigating an incident that occurred last Monday in Pirie Street, Adelaide, where equipment fell from the 13th storey of a building under construction. -
Update on Prahran scaffold collapse
WorkSafe Victoria issued three safety improvement notices following a scaffold collapse in in Melbourne and issued a warning to employers to ensure their workplace is safe for both workers and the community. -
Transport company fined over fall
Booth Transport was convicted and fined nearly $19,000 after a truck driver fell from his tanker at a Loxton winery, two years ago, due to an oversight in safety checks. -
Construction site secured after dogbox falls 10 storeys
SafeWork SA is investigating a serious workplace incident, where a suspended work box fell 10 storeys at an Adelaide construction site. -
The high cost of ignoring safety notices
A Victorian builder and his wife have been fined after failing to comply with a safety notice issued by WorkSafe Victoria. -
NSW issues height safety warning
A series of height-safety-related accidents on construction sites has prompted WorkCover NSW to issue a warning for the busy lead-up period to Christmas. -
Safety inspections necessary after Christmas shutdown
WorkSafe Victoria has called on the building industry to lay the foundations for a safe year as most of the state’s building sites opened for business this week. -
Prepare for new construction regulations
New regulations for the construction industry will come into effect in early 2008, as part of a national initiative for consistent construction laws across Australia.
Case Study (1)
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CitiPower and its new sub station construction
CitiPower realised that it had concerns relating to the provision of effective protection around its pits, for both employees and the general public
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