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Safety Solutions Projects

Tower Maintenance Works

Tower Maintenance Works

This project involved routine maintenance of the warning lights on this 230 metre high Sydney television transmission tower. This work requires staff to be trained in Height Safety, Tower Climbing and Rescue Techniques.
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Tree Removal Works

Tree Removal Works

This project involved the removal of vegetation from rail cuttings just north of Sydney. Rope access tree climbers used chainsaws and rigging equipment during this operation.
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Bridge Works

Bridge Works

This project involved the installation of access ladders and platforms on the rail bridge over the Hawkesbury River just north of Sydney. The steel erection works required rope access riggers and boiler makers with rail mounted truck cranes to lift the sections into place.
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Removing Speakers

Removing Speakers

This project involved the removal of a number of large speakers from the roof structure of the Campbelltown stadium. Rope access provided an efficient and safe method of accessing the under roof speakers.
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Banner Installation Works

Banner Installation Works

This project for Sydney Festival required the design and installation of a temporary art work banner over Circular Quay. The banner's size of 50m x 4m and the fact that the façade is heritage listed made for some interesting design and installation problem solving.
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Rock Removal Works

Rock Removal Works

This project involved the removal of hazardous rocks from rail cuttings using rock breakers and hand tools. Rope access provided an efficient and safe solution to this difficult access site.
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Dragons' Blood Tree Restraint

Dragons' Blood Tree Restraint

Hardwood poles and Dyneema fibre rope help support this amazing Dragon's Blood Tree in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney. The design and component selection were very important during the planning stage of this project. Reducing visual impact by blending high tech components with natural materials such as Australian hardwood poles proved to be highly successful. Combining structural integrity with visually appealing materials created a very natural feel to this loadbearing tree restraint system.
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Hattersly Farm Tree Restraint

Hattersly Farm Tree Restraint

This lightning struck English Oak in the Southern Highlands of NSW sustained extensive structural damage. Our tree restraint division installed this load bearing system to support the damaged stems and greatly reduces the likelihood of total tree failure. The restraint system has a rated strength of 7500 kg.
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Dragons' Blood Tree Frame Installation

Dragons' Blood Tree Frame Installation

This interesting project for the City of Sydney revolved around tree stabilisation. Total Height Safety designed and installed this tree support frame to blend with the existing park architecture. The tree species is a Dracaena draco (Dragon's Blood Tree).
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Fred the Fig

Fred the Fig

This 100 year old Port Jackson fig tree was relocated to Darling Habour Sydney in 1988. It has had some health and structural problems adapting to its new water front environment. With age we all need a little support and Fred the Fig is no different. This tree restraint system will ensure the tree is safe and secure long into the future. This restraint system was designed and installed by Bill Goddard.
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Government House

Government House

This great old tree was self-destructing. It had developed a major split at its base and was threatening to fall in two. Preservation of the tree was very important due to its significance on the heritage site and its dominance on the Sydney skyline.

We designed and installed a tree restraint system that would strengthen the tree's structure and prolong its life expectancy. Two different restraint systems were installed to reduce the risk of future failure.

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Rushcutters Bay Park

Rushcutters Bay Park

This very long fig tree branch was dropping lower and lower and presented a high likelihood of failure. It was also popular for groups of kids to sit on the branch and have their photo taken. This action increased the load on the branch and the likelihood of branch failure. Removal or shortening of the branch was not an option and the property manager was happy with a support system.

The swing style design allows the branch to move naturally in all directions except down. The structure partly supports the branch and lifts it off the ground to allow clearance for mowing.

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