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Height safety in Ballarat, from a Ballarat team.

Anchors, static lines, ladders, guardrail and walkways, installed and certified. Existing systems inspected and recertified, whoever put them in. We're based in Ballarat, so we're not driving up from Melbourne to do it.

Local, so small jobs make sense

A lot of height safety work in Ballarat is small. One anchor that's overdue for recertification. A ladder that failed its inspection. A new air conditioner that now sits too close to the edge.

For a firm based in Melbourne those are hard to justify, so they get put off or bundled into a bigger trip. We're here, so they don't have to wait.

Old buildings and new ones

Ballarat has a mix you don't get everywhere. In the centre there are gold-rush era buildings with slate roofs and old timber framing that was never designed to take fall arrest loads. Out in Delacombe, Mitchell Park, Wendouree and the Ballarat West Employment Zone, new warehouses and plants are going up with access designed in from the start.

We do both. Heritage roofs need structure added before the system goes on, and every penetration detailed so it doesn't leak. That's the same work we did on the slate roofs at Werribee Mansion. New builds need the system designed, installed and certified in time for handover, like we did at the Ballarat Homemaker Centre.

Height safety systems we install and certify in Ballarat

Roof anchor points

Single anchors for fall arrest or restraint, fixed into structure that can take the load, not just the sheeting.

Static lines

Horizontal lifelines so a worker stays connected while moving along a roof, a gutter or a ridge.

Roof guardrail

Fixed or freestanding rail at edges, around plant and at roof hatches, so nobody needs a harness to work there.

Roof walkways

Set routes to plant and gutters that keep people off brittle sheeting, skylights and slate.

Fixed ladders and ladder lines

Caged or uncaged ladders with landings to AS 1657, and vertical ladder lines that keep the climber attached.

Roof access hatches

A safe way through the roof from inside, with guardrail around the opening.

Plant platforms and step-overs

Level, guarded decks around HVAC units, and fixed crossings over pipework, ducts and roof level changes.

Internal access

Ladders, platforms and stairs to mezzanines, ceiling spaces and plant rooms.

Height safety services in Ballarat

Inspection and recertification

Anchors, static lines and ladders inspected, tested and tagged, with the logbook updated. Any brand, whoever installed it.

Compliance audits

Your roof access checked against AS/NZS 1891.4, AS/NZS 5532 and AS 1657, with a photo report and a quote for anything that fails.

Design and certification

Layouts for new builds and fit-outs, installed and certified with plans and a logbook ready for handover.

For builders

One local subbie for the roof access package

Design, supply, install and certify, with the layout plans and logbook ready for handover. We've done this on Ballarat jobs for builders including SJ Weir and ARK Industrial Construction.

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For building owners

Inspections that don't need a day trip

Anchors, static lines and ladders need periodic inspection to stay in service. Because we're local, one building or one anchor is still worth doing properly, and we can book you in around your tenants.

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Around Ballarat

Farms, hangars and plant rooms too

Ballarat sits in the middle of grain and livestock country, has its own airport, and has new industrial buildings going up every year. If your site's one of these, the industry pages go into the detail.

FAQs

Height safety in Ballarat: common questions

Are you based in Ballarat?

Yes. Promax Group is based in Ballarat, so local inspections and small repairs don't need a day trip from Melbourne.

How often do roof anchors and static lines need inspecting?

Usually every 12 months. The exact interval comes from the manufacturer and AS/NZS 1891.4, and we'll tell you what applies to your system when we inspect it.

Can you inspect a system someone else installed?

Yes. We inspect and recertify existing systems whoever installed them. If there are no records, we inspect it, tag what passes, and rebuild the layout plan and logbook.

What happens if part of the system fails inspection?

It's tagged out of service and we quote to repair or replace it. You get a report with photos showing what failed and why.

Do you install for builders on new projects?

Yes. We supply, install and certify the full roof access package as a subcontract, and hand over the certificates, layout plans and logbook. In Ballarat we've done this for SJ Weir and ARK Industrial Construction.

Do you work outside Ballarat?

Yes. We cover the Central Highlands, including Creswick, Buninyong, Ballan and Daylesford, and work across Victoria and interstate.

Which standards do you work to?

AS/NZS 1891.4 for the selection, use and maintenance of fall protection, AS/NZS 5532 for single-point anchors, and AS 1657 for fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders.

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