Anchor Point Installation & Certification

An anchor point is a point of attachment for a fall arrest system. They are usually found at the top or on the side of a building and serve as a secure and safe way to ensure that those who are working on elevated surfaces will be protected from any potential falls.

An anchor point, or anchorage, is one component of a personal fall arrest system (PFAS), which is designed to prevent injury to workers should they fall from their worksite. This refers specifically to the point at which an anchoring device is affixed, fastened, tied, or otherwise connected to a support location. Anchor points must be installed on stable locations that are strong enough to support the falling weight of a worker attached to the PFAS.

Every year we need to test and check that anchors are individually tagged and identified for accuracy of record keeping.

All products are engineered and tested in Australia to meet and exceed requirements of AS/NZS 5532:2013, AS/NZS 1891.2, 1891.4 and AS/NZS 4488.2.