Sydney Height Safety & Solutions

Specific solutions for tower crane evacuation, rescue of injured casualties by stretcher, container top working, rescue from ladder ways and entry into confined spaces. 

Falls from containers and the tops of vehicles are significant work at height issues in ports. There is also a need for proper rescue and evacuation facilities from cranes.

If fall arrest equipment is being used always choose the method that minimises the length and consequences of the fall. An example of this are temporary vertical lifelines on ladder ways, which can be removed when the work has been completed. 

Retractable fall arrest blocks are not suitable for preventing falls over edges.



    ARAA Level 1 Rope Access technician
    ARAA Level 2 Rope Access technician
    ARAA Level 3 Rope Access technician
    RTF3702A Undertake aerial rescue
    BSBFLM502A Provide leadership in the workplace
    PMAOHS420A Develop first aid procedures and manage resources
    PMAOMIR650A Manage a crisis
    PMAOMIR321A Manage communication systems during an incident
    PMAOHS211A Prepare equipment for emergency response
    MNCU1038A Provide aided rescue to endangered personnel
    HLTAMBSC3A Manage the scene of an emergency
    PMAPER205A Enter confined space
    PUASAR005A Undertake confined space rescue

    BK073000 Electrical Safety Kit 

    BK040120 Webbing Temporary Life Line

    BR02003K Tripod 

    BFMRGH920C B-SAFE Rescue kit with recovery winch  

    BK061515 B-SAFE Roofers Kit with Retractable Lanyard

    Ferno Complete Rescue kit, Confined Space 

    Selection of temporary safety lines 

LINK TO WORKING AT HEIGHTS GENERAL GUIDE