Mid North Coast Height Safety Systems
Working at heights requires a level of certainty that only comes with professionally installed safety systems. Site Safety NSW delivers height safety solutions across the Mid North Coast, offering reliable fall protection tailored to each worksite. With more than 15 years of industry experience, our team is trusted by builders, roofers and project managers for safe, compliant system design and installation.
We supply and install roof anchor points, static lines and full fall arrest systems using components engineered to meet Australian safety standards. Every project is handled by certified technicians who understand the risks involved with height access and ensure your system meets legal and functional requirements. We work closely with Kattsafe and other leading suppliers to deliver products that perform in tough environments.
Our approach is built around accessibility and professionalism. We’ll assess your plans or visit the site to design a system that fits your structure, budget and compliance needs. Whether you’re working on a new build, retrofit or regular maintenance project, our goal is to help you create a safer, more efficient site.
For professional advice, inspections or a tailored quote, contact Site Safety NSW on (02) 4967 1461 today.
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Certified Solutions for Safer Access
Effective height safety starts with a clear understanding of your site conditions. Our team begins with a comprehensive assessment to evaluate roof type, layout and access risks. This ensures we provide the right mix of anchor points, static lines and fall arrest systems to match the structure and scope of your project.
All equipment is installed by qualified professionals with experience in both residential and commercial applications. Every system is tested and certified for compliance, and we offer scheduled recertification services to keep your setup safe and legal over time. Our technicians follow best practice installation methods and work efficiently to minimise disruption while on site.
We also support clients with advice on proper system use, maintenance checks and long-term compliance. Many of our customers appreciate the clarity of our process, from initial consultation through to handover and documentation. Our long-standing partnerships with reputable suppliers help us ensure reliability across every component we install.
By combining high-quality equipment with experienced hands-on service, we help clients meet their safety obligations while protecting teams who work at height every day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a roof anchor point and how is it used?
A roof anchor point is a fixed component installed on a roof that allows a worker to connect a harness and lanyard for fall protection. These points are used in both access restraint and fall arrest systems. Access restraint prevents the user from reaching a fall hazard, while fall arrest protects against injury if a fall occurs. Anchor points must be installed correctly to handle required loads and should only be used with compatible safety gear. Regular inspections and recertification are essential to keep them compliant and safe.
What types of buildings can use static line systems?
Static line systems can be installed on many building types, including residential homes, commercial offices, warehouses and industrial facilities. These systems consist of a fixed cable, usually mounted along a roof edge or walkway, which allows workers to stay connected while moving along the length of the line. They are ideal for sites where frequent access is needed for maintenance, cleaning or inspections. Each setup must be designed based on the structure’s load capacity and configuration.
Do all workers need to be trained to use these systems?
Yes, anyone using a height safety system must be trained in its correct use. This includes understanding how to wear harnesses properly, how to connect to anchor points, and how to use fall arrest devices safely. Training should also cover hazard awareness, emergency procedures and system limitations. It’s critical that workers understand the specific system installed on their site to reduce the risk of accidents or misuse.
