How frequently should Height Safety Equipment be inspected?
Frequent inspection of your gear is essential; after all, in hazardous situations a malfunctioning fall arrest system could...
Understanding D/d Ratio
The D/d Ratio is the ratio of the diameter around which the sling is bent, divided by the...
At what height do you need to wear a harness in Australia?
Generally speaking, harnesses are required for all workers at heights of 2 metres or higher. There are different types...
At what height do you need to wear a harness in Australia?
Generally speaking, harnesses are required for all workers at heights of 2 metres or higher. There are different types...
Spreader Bar vs. Lifting Beams
Spreader bars and lifting beams are tools used for heavy lifting and rigging applications. Both pieces of equipment...
Why Use Safety Netting?
Falls from heights is the number one cause of fatalities on construction sites, with most serious and fatal...
Using Your Chain Block
A Chain Block (also known as a chain hoist) is a tool used to lift...
Shackles Explained
Shackles are U-shaped pieces of metal with a pin along the non-curved side. Shackles are...
What is A Jib Crane?
A jib crane is a type of overhead lifting device that’s often used in a smaller work cell...
Self-Retracting Lifelines | Inspection Checklist
Self-retracting lifelines (SRL) must be inspected before each use, annually inspected by a competent person...