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Safety First, No Matter What Working at heights remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and serious injuries in Australia. On average 26 workplace deaths and almost 8,000 injured every year in Australia due to fall from heights. TOUGHER penalties for workplace safety offences have come into effect in Western Australia on 3 October 2018, which raises the maximum term of imprisonment to five years and $680,000 fine for an individual, or $3.5 million fine for body corporate. Regar...

Working at heights remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and serious injuries in Australia. We raise the challenge that no workers should work in an unsafe environment, and no death or injury is acceptable. When it comes to safety, you need practical solutions with the right equipment that simply work, day in and day out, without fail. The challenge is who do you count on when it comes to safety? Check out our campaign video here, featuring our commitment in the height safe...

Routine roof maintenance works are inevitable and a risk control strategy must be put in place to ensure workers’ safety. Having partnered with PS Structures on various key projects throughout Western Australia, Safemaster was again engaged to undertake the entire height safety package for the Pluslife development, Midland. Click here for full story.

Safemaster took on the challenge and produced a comprehensive range of facade access systems and fall arrest systems for Perth Children's Hospital, ranging from fully customised mobile trolleys to access platforms, integrated with railing systems to facilitate rope access operations. Perth Children’s Hospital is to provide the best possible clinical care for future generations, and serve as the best WA’s outstanding pediatric research. The development includes two main building blocks, nor...