Experts in Roof SaFety Systems and Height Access Solutions

In Australia, any work at height above 2 metres requires adequate fall prevention measures under the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act and Regulations. For commercial rooftops, this typically means engineered safety systems — such as anchor points, static lines, or guardrails — that comply with Australian Standards AS/NZS 1891 and AS 1657.
Building owners and employers share a duty of care to ensure these systems are not only installed but regularly inspected and maintained. Non-compliance can result in significant fines, work stoppages, and more importantly, preventable injuries.

Australian Standards recommend that height safety systems are formally inspected at least every 12 months by a competent person. However, certain systems or harsh or highly-corrosive environments — such as coastal or industrial sites — may require more frequent checks.
Regular inspections keep your systems compliant, identify wear or damage early, and ensure your asset register is up to date for audits or insurance purposes. We conduct thorough on-site inspections and provide detailed reports after every visit.

Yes — in fact, most of our work involves existing commercial buildings rather than new builds. Whether your rooftop has never had a formal safety system in place, or your current setup is outdated or non-compliant, we assess the site, design a layout that works with your existing structure, and manage the installation from start to finish.
We also handle rectifications where previous systems don’t meet current Australian Standards.

Yes — Southeast Queensland and Northern NSW is our primary service area. We work across commercial sites in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Tweed Heads, and Byron Bay region, covering everything from standalone buildings to large multi-site property portfolios. If you’re based just outside these areas, we draw on a trusted network of industry partners to ensure you’re still covered — get in touch and we’ll point you in the right direction.

A roof safety design is the planning stage — inspecting any existing systems already in place, assessing the rooftop structure, and identifying any gaps or non-conformances. From there, we map out exactly where anchor points, walkways, guardrails, or static lines should be positioned to meet Australian Standards and suit how workers actually move across the site.
It’s a methodical process that ensures the final design is grounded in the real conditions of your building, not just assumptions made off a plan.

Installation is the physical fitment of those systems, carried out by certified installers using products from leading Australian manufacturers. We handle both, which means the design intent is never lost in translation between the two stages.