Anchor Point Assessments NSW

The Licensed Height Safety Team Behind iSafe Access


Every anchor point, static line and rail system we install or recertify is handled by a qualified, competent person — not a labourer with a harness. Our crew holds manufacturer installer certification, competent person inspector competencies, High Risk Work licences, confined space tickets and Rail Industry Worker cards, so we can work safely on rooftops, in plant rooms, inside confined spaces and in the rail corridor.

Led by director Ross Howe, a qualified trainer and assessor, our team is trained, assessed and kept current in-house. Below are the people who lead our work, backed by a wider crew of installers, technicians and support staff across NSW.

Leadership and key specialists

Our wider crew


Behind our leadership team is a multi-disciplinary crew of height safety installers, recertification technicians and site support staff. Every crew member holds Work Safely at Heights and construction induction (White Card) as a minimum, and many add confined space, EWP, rail and first aid qualifications. That depth means we can staff multiple sites at once, cover complex access jobs and keep recertification schedules on time.

We don’t list our whole team by name. What matters to you is that whoever arrives on your site is qualified for the job — and we’ll provide licence and competency details for any prequalification or contractor portal on request.

Credentials held across our team


CredentialWhat it means on your site
Height Safety Installer Certificate (Safety Link)Manufacturer-trained to install Safety Link anchors, static lines and rail systems to spec
Anchor Points, Static Lines & Rail Systems Inspector – Competent PersonQualified to inspect and recertify fixed fall-protection systems
Height Safety Gear Inspector – Competent PersonQualified to inspect harnesses, lanyards and fall-arrest equipment
Work Safely at Heights (RIIWHS204E)Nationally recognised working-at-heights competency
High Risk Work Licence – Boom-type EWP (WP)Licensed to operate boom lifts 11 m and over
Operate an Elevating Work Platform (RIIHAN301E)Competent on scissor lifts and EWPs under 11 m
High Risk Work Licences – Dogging (DG), Rigging (RI, RA), Forklift (LF)Licensed for lifting, rigging and load handling on complex installs
Enter and Work in Confined Spaces (RIIWHS202E)Can work inside tanks, pits, ceiling voids and plant spaces
Gas Test Atmospheres (MSMWHS217)Can test air quality before and during confined space entry
Work in Accordance with an Issued Permit (MSMPER200)Works within your site permit-to-work system
Participate in a Rescue Operation (PUASAR002)Trained to assist in rescue from height or confined space
Rail Industry Worker (RIW) cardCleared to work in the rail corridor and on rail assets
Asbestos Awareness (11084NAT) and Asbestos Identification (ASBIRA001A)Recognises and reports suspect asbestos before drilling or fixing
Crystalline Silica Exposure Prevention (10830NAT)Controls silica dust when drilling concrete and masonry
Install Temporary Safety Mesh SystemsCan install temporary mesh for roof and edge protection
First Aid (HLTAID011) and CPR (HLTAID009)First aid capability on site
Construction Induction (White Card)General construction site induction
Working With Children CheckCleared to work at schools, childcare and youth facilities
Certificate IV in Training & AssessmentCrew trained and assessed in-house by a qualified assessor
OH&S CertificateFormal workplace health and safety training

Standards we work to


Our installations and inspections are carried out in line with AS/NZS 1891.4 (selection, use and maintenance), AS/NZS 5532 (single-point anchor devices), AS/NZS 1891.2 (horizontal lifeline and rail systems), AS 1657 (fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders)], the NSW Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017 and the SafeWork NSW Code of Practice for managing the risk of falls at workplaces.

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