Frontal fall arrest harness
25 January, 2007The AB119/2AU harness has been created by Protecta in response to market demand for a frontal attachment point to the recently-released tower workers harness.
Height safety training
25 January, 2007 by Wendy CramerFalling from height continues to be one of the most common causes of workplace injury and fatality in Australia. Would specific, accredited training reduce these statistics?
Rescue simulation at 22 metres
01 December, 2006Beaver staff recently simulated a 22-metre high rescue and recovery to demonstrate to an audience of 213 why the use of standards-approved abseil equipment is safer in industrial rescue scenarios.
Self-retracting lifeline
14 August, 2006Miller Falcon self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) are available in 6.2, 10, 15, and 20 m models in galvanised wire rope. The SRL features a high impact-resistant, nylon housing with durable, smooth-round edges.
Commercial harness
11 May, 2006DBI-SALA has announced the launch of their second generation ExoFit harness, the ExoFit XP.
Alert on safety mesh
16 January, 2006WorkCover NSW chief executive officer, Jon Blackwell has issued a safety alert for safety mesh used on roofs as part of a continuing campaign on falls from heights in the construction industry.
Safety anchor
20 July, 2004SALA has created an ultra-portable fall arrest Vacuum Anchor System especially for the needs of contractors and maintenance crews. Originally designed for the airline industry, the vacuum anchor has broader applications for heavy industry such as refineries and mineral processing plants.
Safety pole
21 June, 2004The Safety Pole has been developed to help protect the life of anyone working from a height or on a roof.
