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Fall Arrest Systems
Working at height presents a range of potential fall hazards across roofs, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, structures and critical infrastructure. The right fall protection system needs to be designed around the structure, access requirements, working environment and the way the area will be used.
NZ Access provides a range of fall arrest and fall restraint solutions, including permanent anchor points, static line systems, rigid rail systems and other engineered systems. Where a standard system is not suitable, we can work with you to develop a practical engineered solution to meet the specific requirements of the application.
From initial assessment and system design through to system supply, installation, inspection and certification, we can provide a complete solution for your fall protection requirements.
Looking for a Fall Arrest System? Talk to the NZ Access team on 0800 083 348 or get in touch via our contact page.
Permanent anchor points provide secure connection points for fall arrest, fall restraint, work positioning and abseiling, allowing workers to safely access, maintain and work on roofs, buildings, structures and other elevated areas.
Anchor points can be designed and configured to suit a wide range of applications, from individual roof anchor points through to multiple-point systems for more complex access and maintenance requirements.
The correct anchor point solution depends on the structure, intended use, access requirements, working environment and method of work. Consideration may also need to be given to worker movement, fall clearance, rope access and emergency rescue requirements.
From straight forward roof access through to more specialised applications, the system needs to be practical, compliant and fit for purpose.
Static line systems provide continuous protection for workers moving along roofs, structures and elevated work areas, allowing them to work across a designated area while remaining securely connected to the system.
These engineered systems can be designed for fall restraint, fall arrest or work positioning, depending on the application and system configuration. A traveller or connection device allows the user to move along the static line without repeatedly disconnecting, maintaining continuous attachment while working.
Static line systems incorporate engineered energy-absorbing components as part of the overall system to help manage forces and reduce loads transferred to the structure and end anchor points in the event of a fall.
Systems can be configured for a range of roof types and structures, with the design taking into account the structure, access requirements, working area, user movement and intended method of use.
Each system is designed, installed and certified as a complete solution to ensure it is practical, compliant and fit for purpose.
Rail systems provide a versatile solution for fall arrest, fall restraint, work positioning and abseiling, particularly where available fall clearance is limited or workers need to move through a defined work area.
The system can be configured to allow continuous attachment and movement along the rail, with options available for single or multiple users depending on the application and system design. Rail systems can be installed in a variety of configurations, including surface-mounted, side-mounted and overhead, making them suitable for a wide range of buildings and structures.
Their engineered design provides controlled load distribution through the system, while the low-profile appearance can be well suited to applications where maintaining the aesthetics of the building or structure is also important.
Rail systems can be designed around the structure, access requirements, available fall clearance and intended method of work, providing a practical solution for challenging access and fall protection applications.
Vertical static line systems provide hands-free, continuous attachment for workers carrying out vertical climbing and access tasks, helping provide reliable protection while moving up and down ladders, structures and other vertical work areas.
A range of system configurations are available to suit different structures and applications, including cable-based vertical static line systems and rail or track systems. These can be installed to both existing and new ladders and structures, providing flexibility for new construction as well as upgrades to existing access.
Systems can be configured around the structure, climbing route, access requirements and intended method of work, providing continuous protection while allowing workers to move freely along the vertical access route.
