Advanced EDGE Protection | Company
Advanced EDGE Protection
Phone: 0414465211
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23.01.2022 The re roof bracket ready to be stood up.
22.01.2022 The Australian Standard AS/NZS4994 (Int) Temporary Roof Edge Protection for Housing and Residential Buildings provides guidance on the testing of roof guardrail systems.
21.01.2022 Fall prevention control measures required in the construction industry The Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011(the WHS Regulation) sets out the specific control measures that are required where there is a risk of a fall of at least: Three metres in housing construction work... Two metres in other construction work. This maintains the standards for the risks of falls for construction work that applied under the repealed Work Health And Safety Regulation 2008. It is important to note that control measures may still be required for work below three metres in housing construction, and below two metres for all other construction work, if a risk assessment suggests control measures should be provided. Inspectors will take the action described in the table below where there is an uncontrolled risk to a worker of a fall from one level to another that is likely to cause serious injury. For example, workers carrying out construction work above three metres for housing construction or above two metres in other construction, that are exposed to the risk of a fall may result in the issue of an Improvement Notice or a Prohibition Notice.
14.01.2022 A job a few weeks back. Great view, great weather!
14.01.2022 Wishing Everyone a Safe and Very Merry Christmas and looking forward to working with you in the new year.
13.01.2022 Health and safety obligations Control measures, such as a guardrail system, must be used under the law for: housing construction work where there is a potential for a person to fall more than 3 metres; or... other construction work where there is a potential for a person to fall more than 2 metres; or construction work on a roof, or partly completed roof surface with a slope not over 26. This includes gable ends and porticos. There are requirements for edge protection used in construction. These requirements include: a bottom rail fitted at least 150mm but not over 250mm higher than the surface that is at the base of the edge protection; or a toe board, for the surface that is at the base of the edge protection, at least 150mm high and fitted below all rails of the edge protection; or if the slope of the surface from which work is to be done is over 26 - sturdy mesh, sheeting or other material that extends upwards at least 900mm from the surface that is at the base of the edge protection or toe board. In this section, toe board for a surface means an upright timber or metal board securely fixed in place at an edge of the surface.
10.01.2022 A lill roof repaint.
08.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/dianalian/posts/10153706145972724
07.01.2022 An installer of a guardrail system has obligations to: install the system in a way that is safe and without risk to health; and ensure that nothing about the way the system was installed makes it unsafe and a risk to health when used properly. To meet these obligations, the installer of the system should:... ensure they have the appropriate competencies (through training, qualification and/or experience) to install the system; follow the manufacturer's and/or supplier's instructions; provide written verification about the system at handover to the person being supplied the system; and ensure the Work Method Statement is completed where applicable and given to the principal contractor before installation work commences. Handover information should include written verification that: the guardrail system and supporting structure are structurally adequate (eg. verification by a suitably qualified engineer); and the guardrail system has been installed in accordance with the supplier's instructions. Examples of handover information that should be used are:
05.01.2022 Looks a bit different than scaffolding!
03.01.2022 Today's view from the hill
