Height Safety Equipment
Height safety equipment inspection involves assessing fall protection systems and equipment to ensure they are compliant, correctly installed, and fit for use. This helps prevent falls from height, reduce the risk of serious injury, and maintain compliance with Australian Standards and WHS obligations.
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Site Review & Asset Identification
We start by reviewing your workplace, access requirements, and tasks involving work at height. This includes identifying all height safety systems and equipment, such as temporary anchor points, harnesses, type 1, 2 and 3 fall arrest devices, lanyards, helmets, connectors and ladders where applicable. We assess how equipment is used, as well as environmental conditions and exposure to corrosion or wear, ensuring inspections reflect real-world use, site conditions, and relevant Australian Standards - not just a generic checklist.
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Inspection & Functional Assessment
Each item of height safety equipment is inspected in accordance with manufacturer requirements and Australian Standards. Inspections involve assessing structural integrity, wear, deformation, corrosion, labels, and component compatability. Where required, functional testing is performed to ensure systems operate as designed. Any damaged, non-compliant, or unsafe equipment equipment is clearly identified and removed from service to prevent continued use and reduce the risk of serious falls or fatalities.
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Reporting & Compliance Documentation
Following testing, compliant equipment is clearly labelled with inspection status and service dates. We provide detailed records for all inspected items, including pass/fail test results, identified defects, and corrective actions. All documentation is maintained in line with Australian Standards and WHS obligations, supporting audits, insurance requirements, and regulatory inspections.
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Ongoing Compliance & Support
As part of our full-cycle HSE and compliance approach, we help manage ongoing inspection schedules and integrate height safety equipment inspections into your broader safety program. We work around your operational needs, including after-hours access, and provide expert guidance on system suitability, corrective actions, and continuous improvement to ensure height safety controls remain effective, compliant, and reliable.
HSE Assurance (HSEA)
423/29 Smith St, Parramatta NSW 2150
