Anchor Points

Certified roof anchor point installation and certification across Sydney & Melbourne.

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ROOF ANCHOR POINTS

Access edges, maintain solar panels, clean gutters, abseil, & inspect façades with our range of anchor points

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OUR RANGE

Anchor Points for Every Roof

3SIXTY UNIVERSAL ANCHOR

Works on most of metal sheet roof profiles
Manufactured & Installed in accordance with Australian Standards (AS/NZS 1891 & AS/NZS 5532)
360˚ Rotational Eyelet for Multi Directional Use
15kN rated

XPLORA CONCRETE ANCHOR

Suitable for Fall Arrest / Rope Access
Manufactured & Installed in accordance with Australian Standards (AS/NZS 1891 & AS/NZS 5532)
Removable Eyebolt option
Raised extension option to allow for pebbles
15kN rated

LOW-PRO PURLIN ANCHOR

Suitable on metal sheet roofs
Manufactured & Installed in accordance with Australian Standards (AS/NZS 1891 & AS/NZS 5532)
Attached to Metal Purlin
Three different configurations based on roof sheet profile
15kN rated

RAISED CONCRETE ANCHOR

Suitable for pebbled roofs
Manufactured & Installed in accordance with Australian Standards (AS/NZS 1891 & AS/NZS 5532)
Flat flange that complies with waterproofing standards
Different throat heights suitable for rope access
15kN rated

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When are roof anchors required?

If your team is required to work at heights make sure you have the proper anchor points installed. Working at heights is a high-risk activity and one of Australia's leading cause of death and serious injury. In the period 2003-2015 workers were killed from a fall from a height accounted to 11% of all workers killed in that period with a total of 359 workers. The construction industry accounted for 37% of falls-related fatalities.

How much do anchor points cost, and how many should I include in my budget?

Cost of anchor points usually is based on application, roof pitch, roof type & location of the job. Prices ranges from $150 up to $400 per anchor. Typical roofs need around 5-100 anchors depending on the roof size. You might also consider a Ladder Bracket, Anchor Strop & a Safety Sign. We provide free quotations with plan mark-ups, free consultations and site visits. Call us at: 0286 670 722

How long do roof anchor points last?

The lifespan of roof anchor points can vary depending on several factors, including the type of roof, environmental conditions, maintenance, and the frequency of use. Generally roof anchor points are rated for 10 years of service after which they need to be replaced. Extreme weather conditions, such as heavy rainfall, or exposure to corrosive substances, may accelerate wear and tear. Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to ensuring the ongoing safety and effectiveness of roof anchor points.

How do you use a roof anchor?

Start by preparing yourself with the required PPE, including a secure harness. Safely access the roof then connect your harness to the installed roof anchor using a lanyard or lifeline. Before commencing any work, conduct a thorough safety check to ensure that all equipment is in good condition. If your work involves moving around the roof, utilize additional anchor points or a lifeline system to stay securely connected. A working at heights ticket is needed for all personnel conducting tasks at heights.

How many anchors do I need for my roof?

The number of anchors you need for your roof depends on several factors, including the size and layout of your roof, number of personnel on the roof at one time, and the type of work or activities you plan to undertake. Note that sometimes a smaller roof might need more anchors than a bigger one. It's crucial to conduct a thorough evaluation of your roof and the planned activities to determine the appropriate number and placement of anchor points for effective fall protection. Please send through your roof plan for a free quote and anchor point layout with indicative positioning and spacing that is compliant with Australian standards.

What Australian Standards do your anchor points comply with?

Our range of anchor points complies with Australian Standards AS/NZS/ 1891.4.2009, AS/NZS/5532.2013 & AS/NZS 4488. Also, our anchors have been tested to comply with and exceed USA OSHA codes and EU EN795 standards. Anchor points are usually rated at 15 kN for one person & 21kN for a two person anchor. Chemically fixed anchor points are load tested to insure proper installation and capability to withstand rated loads. Anchor points fixed on metal sheet roofs are visually inspected.

Who can install roof anchor points?

Installations of roof anchor points are carried out by our trained and certified installers with extensive expertise in fall protection systems. The installation process strictly follows the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations to ensure the integrity and effectiveness of the roof anchor points.

INSPECTION & TESTING

Certification

Anchor point certification / re-certification includes a detailed inspection of your systems by one of our qualified Height Safety Technician here at Secure Height Systems. We can inspect these systems on a 6-12 monthly basis as required by Australian Standards (AS/NZS 1891). Certification usually involves load testing anchors, visually inspecting fixings, checking for water proofing and sealing. As per AS/NZS 1891.4 inspection should be carried out by persons trained as a qualified Height Safety Equipment Inspector. Should your anchor points require inspection, certification or re-certification please contact us at 0286 670 722

Key Takeaways:

Falls are a big cause of injuries, even from low heights.
Injuries can be serious—broken bones, spinal damage, or even permanent disability.
A bad safety record can hurt a company's chances of getting future jobs.
To prevent falls, businesses should plan work carefully, talk to workers, and do proper risk assessments.

$1000BUSINESS REBATE

Did you know that Worksafe NSW offers a $1000 business rebate?

The SafeWork NSW Small Business Rebate offers up to $1,000 to assist small business owners and sole traders in New South Wales in purchasing safety items that enhance workplace health and safety.

Eligibility Criteria:

Business Size:

Small business owners and sole traders with an Australian Business Number (ABN) employing between 0-50 full-time equivalent workers are eligible. Charities and not-for-profit organizations can also apply if they employ between 1-50 full-time equivalent workers.

Educational Requirement:

Applicants must complete an eligible SafeWork NSW educational activity within 12 months prior to applying for the rebate. This includes attending safety workshops, webinars, programs, events, or receiving an advisory visit from a SafeWork NSW officer.

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