NZ Access Blog

Our lightweight, portable designs offer adjustable reach and height, ensuring safety in various work environments. Once you have decided on which davit base is suitable for your application you will have to ask yourself which Davit Arm is most appropriate for you. 

We are incredibly excited to introduce a brand-new range of specialised confined space and engineered height safety (Special Request Items) products partnering with Beaver Technology Services (BTS) in Australia to offer our New Zealand based customers a wide range of solutions for varies workplace applications. 

A Roofers Kit is a comprehensive ready-made kit equipped with essential tools and gear to prevent falls whilst working on a roof. A full body harness, rope line with adjuster, carabiner, sling and carry bag are all basic components of most roofers kits on the market.

This European standard applies to mountaineering helmets and sets out requirements for shock absorption, penetration resistance, retention system strength, field of vision, and chin strap strength. It is specifically designed for head protection in mountaineering, climbing, and related activities. EN 12492 helmets are tested to withstand the specific hazards associated with these activities, such as impacts from falling objects and rocks. Requirements include:

In the realm of construction and maintenance, safety at heights is a key consideration for employers and their workforce. Here in New Zealand our government places a significant emphasis on height safety regulations. As a responsible employer or contractor, it’s imperative to invest in the right equipment to ensure the well-being of workers. Among these essential tools are temporary anchor points. Let’s delve into their significance and the benefits they offer in safeguarding lives and livelihoods in New Zealand.