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If someone can access the roof, the system holding them there is your responsibility.
Anchor points, static lines and roof access systems aren't set-and-forget. Under AS/NZS 1891.4 they require inspection and recertification by a competent person at least every 12 months, and the owners corporation or building owner carries the duty of care for that — not the window cleaner, not the antenna technician, and not the contractor who last used them.
An expired system means no compliant trade will go on the roof. Work stops until it's signed off.
What we install and certify
Fixed anchor points — abseil and fall-arrest anchors to AS/NZS 5532, installed to concrete, steel or masonry with the correct fixing for the substrate
Horizontal static lines — continuous stainless cable systems for roof perimeters and plant areas, with intermediate brackets and energy absorbers
Roof access systems — ladder brackets, access hatches and transition points
Load testing and recertification — testing, tagging and documentation for existing systems coming due
Repairs and replacement — corroded, damaged or non-compliant components swapped out rather than the whole system replaced
Expired tags means nobody could work on your roof.
Send through the last certificate, or the date it ran out, and we'll schedule the recertification.
If there's no paperwork at all, we'll start with an assessment of what's up there.
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