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Harness and height-safety inspection - six-monthly inspection and certification of your fall-arrest harnesses, lanyards and connectors against AS/NZS 1891 and the grouped fall-arrest standards, by TSA's Competent Inspection Officers, with each item tracked on a persistent Asset ID

Compliance & Service · PHS Height Safety Inspection

Trust the gear your crew clips into.

Inspection and certification of your fall-arrest harnesses, lanyards and connectors against AS/NZS 1891 and the grouped fall-arrest standards, carried out in-house by TSA's Competent Inspection Officers. Height-safety gear is inspected twice a year - each item checked against discard criteria, recorded with its serial and date of manufacture, and certified, so what your crew clips into is proven safe on paper.

See what we inspect

Or call 1300 439 872

Inspected for venues and institutions around Australia
HOTA Home of the Arts Canberra Theatre Centre Brisbane Powerhouse Ipswich Civic Centre Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre Brisbane Showgrounds Arts Queensland WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries National Gallery of Victoria Griffith University Queensland University of Technology University of Melbourne University of Adelaide Logan City Council Mackay Regional Council Wollongong City Council Mueller College Anglican Church Grammar School Cairns Convention Centre Melbourne Olympic Park
What we inspect

Personal height-safety gear.
Item by item.

A height-safety inspection covers the personal fall-arrest equipment your crew clips into - not the building's permanent anchor structure. Every item is checked against the discard criteria of the grouped fall-arrest standards and recorded. Here is what we inspect.

Not sure how old your harnesses are, or when they were last inspected? and we will start with what you already have.

What a height-safety inspection is

Every item,
checked and dated.

A PHS height-safety inspection is the inspection and certification of your personal fall-arrest gear - harnesses, lanyards, energy absorbers and connectors - against AS/NZS 1891 and the grouped fall-arrest standards, carried out in-house by TSA's Competent Inspection Officers. Height-safety gear is inspected twice a year: each item is checked against published discard criteria, recorded with its serial and date of manufacture, given a persistent Asset ID, and certified to its next scheduled inspection.

So the gear your crew clips into is proven safe on paper - and you can show when each item was checked and when it is due again. The fall-arrest group sits within the 50+ Australian, New Zealand and international standards behind every TSA inspection. Run it as a focused height-safety check, or as part of a wider Compliance & Service inspection.

Grouped fall-arrest standards Serial + date of manufacture Unique persistent Asset ID 2x inspections a year Discard criteria, not guessed
Harness inspection · the points we check AS/NZS 1891 + EN
A blueprint front view of a fall-arrest harness with a lanyard and energy absorber, with numbered callouts to the inspection points: webbing, stitching, chest and back D-rings, buckles, connectors and the energy absorber. The date-of-manufacture label is highlighted in orange because it drives the service-life decision. 1 Webbing 2 Stitching 3 D-rings 4 Buckles 5 Connectors 6 Energy absorber 7 Date of manufacture Drives the service-life call

Date of manufacture. The label that drives the call: every harness, lanyard and absorber has a working life from manufacture, so we record it and flag end-of-life before it is reached - never guessed.

What you get

A record per item.
Signed, dated, tracked.

A height-safety inspection is not a verbal "looks fine". Every harness, lanyard and connector gets its own record - what it is, when it was made, how it checked out and who signed it off - recorded to your asset register.

Item & modelWhat it is - harness, lanyard, energy absorber or connector - and its make and model.Identified
Serial & date of manufactureRecorded from the sewn-in label - the figure that drives the service-life call.Dated
LocationWhere the item lives, so it can be found and accounted for at the next check.Located
Visual compliance statementA clear pass or fail against published discard criteria - condition you can act on.Pass / fail
Standards referencedThe grouped fall-arrest standards each item is assessed against - AS/NZS 1891 with the related EN series, matched to the gear in front of us.Grouped standards
Inspector sign-offSigned by the TSA Competent Inspection Officer who carried out the check.Signed
Persistent Asset IDA unique ID - two letters and four digits - assigned to each item and reused check after check, so its history follows it whatever the configuration.Unique ID
Certificate validityEach record runs to the next scheduled inspection - six months for height-safety gear, or the interval the asset's service criteria requires.Certified

One check tells you the gear is safe today.

A focused height-safety inspection: every harness, lanyard and connector checked against the grouped fall-arrest standards, recorded and certified to its next six-monthly check - with a persistent Asset ID so each item can be tracked.

Or keep it current on the Programme

Height-safety gear can be checked on its own, or inspected and certified within a wider Service & Inspection Programme - so harnesses, hoists and rigging all stay current on the same scheduled visit, with one documented history. Either way, each item is recorded against a persistent Asset ID and certified to its next scheduled inspection.

Take the detail with you

Two documents,
sent to your inbox.

FAQ

Questions
about height safety.

If your question isn't here, call us or send your gear detail - we will come back with the right answer for your kit.

Call 1300 439 872
Personal fall-arrest equipment - harnesses, lanyards, energy absorbers and connectors - against the grouped fall-arrest standards.
Yes - each item gets a record showing its model, serial, date of manufacture, location, visual compliance and the inspector's sign-off, valid to its next six-monthly inspection and tied to a persistent Asset ID.
It can be - height-safety gear is inspected and certified within our inspections - or it can be a focused height-safety check on its own.
The grouped fall-arrest standards - AS/NZS 1891, the Australian/New Zealand standard for industrial fall-arrest, with the related EN series - part of the 50+ standards behind every TSA inspection.
Start with what you have

Trust the gear
they clip into.

Tell us about your height-safety gear - harnesses, lanyards and connectors. We will scope and book a six-monthly inspection against the grouped fall-arrest standards, check each item against discard criteria, and hand you the record - here and Australia wide.

See what we inspect
Or call 1300 439 872 sales@theatresafe.com.au