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This project was completed for a mining company wanting cargo nets to be used on a jack up barge as a rescue / recovery plan.  In the event that workers fell overboard while working on the barge the rope safety net was used to enable the workers to climb out easily and get back on […]

These safety nets have been designed for Tweed Shire Council for the building of the new bridge at Kingscliff, NSW. The nets are Certified Fall Arrest Safety Nets and were manufactured to EN Standard 1263:1. The net mesh size was 60mm x 60mm x 5mm UV treated polypropylene and attached with the use 10mm SC/GZ […]

Here we are at the Melbourne Safety in Action Show with our Stand E30.  What a great few days this was and plenty of feedback regarding the various safety applications for the construction industry with regard to netting. If you have thought about erecting safety nets on your construction, marine or mining site and are […]

We have recently been involved with the consultation and safety net installation of a very large safety net in one of Central Queensland’s mine sites.  The fall arrest safety net was approximately 20m x 14m and we made this with a debris net overlay.  The installation of the net on the steel structure was made possible […]

Another great fall arrest competent installation training day with workers from New South Wales, Queensland and Auckland.  New Zealand are on board with their new legislation compulsory for all residential home to be fitted with fall arrest safety nets. As we speak, Australia and New Zealand are forming a Safety Net Association which will be […]

This project was completed in August 2013 for John Holland Group.The safety nets were manufactured at our warehouse  for the TTB Shaft on the VAPS project at the Opera House with David present at installation. The certified safety net was a 60mm x 60mm x 5mm UV treated knotless polypropylene mesh with a red debris […]

Our Work Platform Safety nets were used while the construction of the new Grandstand Roof was being undertaken at Randwick Racecourse, Sydney.  These nets provided a very safe and stable working platform at height with the ability to be tied around beams and support structures effectively.  Because walk-on platform nets are a second restraint they […]

Problems with Glass Awnings being broken?  We’ve got it covered. View the fall arrest safety nets we have installed over the glass awnings to stop bottles being thrown onto the glass and breaking them. Safety not only for the glass but to protect the children and workers at the Creche underneath.