Ensuring the safety of a roof safety anchor has always been ambiguous. These life-saving devices have their own tests and standards for performance; however, this was never a uniform endeavour. This has changed thanks to the release of AS/NZS 5532:2013, a groundbreaking standard sponsored by the Working At Heights Association that sets a uniform national benchmark for the manufacturing requirements of single-point anchor devices used for harness-based work at height. Prior to the introduction of AS/NZS 5532, the only requirement for roof safety anchors was that they be rated to withstand 15kN of force for one-person use and 21kN for

When it comes to height safety, experience is priceless.  Using height safety products from a reputable brand with industry experience gives users peace of mind the product is suitable for the working environment. Without the industry experience, height safety products can be more of a hindrance than a help.  Inexperience manufacturers may have the best intentions; however, they do not have the first-hand knowledge to supply adequate height safety products. With over ten years of designing, manufacturing and installing HawkPro Safety height safety products, HawkPro Safety has the industry experience to provide quality products and first-class service, and they get