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At SAS Projects, we offer Raptor Needles as our preferred rope access anchorage device. Raptor Needles are designed for use in accessing non-load bearing parapets, balustrades, and lightweight curtain walls. They are ideal for building inspections and general maintenance tasks that cannot be reached by platforms or enclosed safety systems.
When selecting a height safety system, it is essential to consider the unique needs of your project. Here, we provide some key factors to consider when choosing between Raptor Needles and other systems.
Our overhead rail systems meet or surpass all pertinent Australian standards, codes, and guidelines. As an experienced and independent company, we take pride in our exceptional workmanship, high-quality components, and cost-effective solutions.
The system should be able to adapt to the specific requirements of your project. Raptor Needles offer a modular design, allowing for adjustments in length, height, and movement.
Choose a system that requires minimal maintenance and recertification. Raptor Needles need to be inspected and recertified only at 12-month intervals, ensuring lower long-term costs.
Ensure that the system meets Australian and New Zealand Standards, such as AS/NZS5532:2013, AS/NZS/ISO 22846, and AS/NZS 1891.
Raptor Needles offer a reliable and customizable solution for height safety systems. They outperform competitors like Sayfa in terms of load bearing capacity, flexibility, and maintenance requirements. When choosing a height safety system, make sure to consider the unique needs of your project and prioritize worker safety. At SAS Projects, we are committed to providing the best solutions for your height safety needs.
This code provides practical guidance for businesses on how to identify, assess, and control workplace hazards to minimize risks to workers' health and safety.
This industry code, published in September 2021, provides guidance on the design, installation, and maintenance of fixed platforms, walkways, guardrails, stairways, and ladders for working at height.
Larger units can have significant footprints
Generally, two-person use capacity
This code offers guidance on the design, installation, and maintenance of permanent anchor systems, lifeline, and rail installations for working at height.
This code provides practical guidance on managing risks associated with falls at workplaces, including risk assessment and control measures.
Selecting the right facade maintenance system requires careful consideration. Each building is unique, and height safety solutions are not one-size-fits-all. At SAS Projects, we can assist you with new system designs or conduct auditing and/or system installation on your existing buildings. For advice on your requirements, contact us on the form below:
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High-rise building rope access services involve the use of specialized rope techniques to perform maintenance, inspections, and repairs on tall structures. By eliminating the need for scaffolding or heavy machinery, rope access provides an efficient, cost-effective, and safe solution for high-rise challenges.
Raptor Needles provide adaptable, pinpoint anchorage solutions, often used in areas where traditional systems may not be feasible due to architectural constraints.
Yes, stringent standards ensure these systems are robustly designed, installed, and maintained, guaranteeing safety in towering settings.
These systems are anchored securely, often using advanced clamping or adhesive methods, while respecting the building's aesthetic and structural elements.
Absolutely. Its design allows for adaptability to various building facades, heights, and specific task-oriented needs.
Regular checks, ideally annually, ensure system functionality, safety, and structural integrity in challenging elevated environments.