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Safety specialists you can count on

You don’t want to take unnecessary risks when it comes to lifting, confined space & height safety equipment, which is why you need to consult subject matter experts. With a team of highly trained, competent and professional experts, no job is too big.

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An organised lifting-gear wall: rows of shackles, colour-coded round slings and tagged chain slings in a dark workshop

Trade-store shelving stocked with shackles, hooks, round slings, chain and harnesses

What we stock

Safety Specialists

We stock an extensive range of lifting, confined space & height safety equipment from leading brands. Whether you’re after a rated shackle, soft sling, lashing equipment, lanyards or specialised confined space rescue equipment we can help.

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Industries

We offer solutions for a range of industries

Precast bridge segment lifted by a crawler crane on a highway civil works site

Civil Construction

Tower crane hook block with a four-leg chain sling above a steel frame

Cranes

Building

Excavator lowering a concrete pipe into a trench with a chain sling

Construction

Haul-truck tyre lifted with round slings in a mine workshop

Mining

Rigging crew securing a military truck to a low-loader with lashing chains

Defence

Lineworker in a harness working from an EWP bucket beside power poles

Utilities

Self-retracting lifeline clipped to the dorsal D-ring of a worker’s harness on a roof edge

Buying right

Choosing the Right Working at Heights Equipment

When you purchase your equipment from an accredited supplier like All About Lifting & Safety, you can be assured you are getting a quality product. It also helps to have an understanding on how to choose the right equipment for total height safety.

Here are some factors you should consider when selecting your working at heights equipment.

Quality
You need to ensure the equipment meets local safety standards and is certified for safe use.
Working conditions
You will want to consider the working environment as well as the typical weather conditions. If you’re working in an area with high winds this needs to be taken into account. Also what is the structural condition of any towers or buildings you will be working on and how much space do you have for access?
Distance and consequences of a fall
You should check the deployment length in relation to a fall height to ensure equipment will be effective in minimising injury. You also need to ensure that evacuation from a deployed fall arrest system is possible.

Height safety range

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