TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHOR POINT - Metal Roofs | Australian Made

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• ANKAme the ONLY fully compliant reusable temporary roof anchor point TESTED & APPROVED by TEST SAFE AUSTRALIA ( NATA accredited for testing roof anchor points to AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 ) tested and rated to 15kn of static load ( approximately 1,500 kilograms of load in direction of fall ) refer to our test report. Certificate of Test Report as per the falls code of practice 

• Who can install temporary roof anchor point systems - temporary roof anchor points can be installed and used by a competent person, tradie or DIY, as per AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 and as per manufactures user manual

• Simple installation method, with QR code user manual and colour coded installation instructions on each roof anchor ( for easy install ) UV protected stickers for durability 

• Comes with carry bag & fastenings

• Strong and durable ( 3kg )

• Made from HI-GRADE STEEL, sandblasted, primer painted in a rust proof primer paint, then finished with a durable powder coated finish 

• Default colour hi-vis orange 

• Approximate size 45mm X 45mm X 955mm

• Aligns to the roof sheet patten and profile ( so your not left with holes in the roof sheeting )

• Aligns to the 3 most common metal roof sheet profiles and concrete fix

         -  Custom Orb / Corrugated

         -  Spandeck

         -  Trimdeck / Monoclad / Steelclad

         -  Concrete fix

 

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IMPORTANT NOTE:

Roof anchors MUST comply with AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 roof anchor testing and compliance (15 kN of "load")

  AS REFERENCED IN THE FALLS CODE OF PRACTICE AND AS CLEARLY NOTED IN THE SAFEWORK NSW FACT SHEET

 

HOW TO INSTALL TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHORS - Metal Roof
Remove existing roofing screws where required, place Temporary Anchor Point into position as per (owner’s manual installation instructions) fasten to roof with specified fastenings, to remove undo specified fastenings, remove roof anchor and replace existing screws

 

HOW TO INSTALL TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHORS - Concrete
Place Temporary Anchor Point into position as per (owner’s manual installation instructions) fasten to min. grade 32mPa concrete with specified fastenings, to remove/undo specified fastenings, and remove anchor

 

HEIGHT SAFETY TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHOR, SELCTION USE, MAINTANCE
All specified fastenings must be fixed into adequate roof structure, if adequacy of the roof structure is in doubt, the roof should be inspected and certified by a registered structural engineer. It is the responsibility of the competent installer and user for the correct use of the anchor. It is recommended that the roof anchor be fixed 2500mm from edge of roof and no less than 800mm from edge of roof. Other fastenings are NOT to be used with the roof anchor. Shock absorber equipment must be attached at all times. For correct use of equipment, refer to AS/NZS 1891.4: 2009, industrial fall-arrest systems and devices - selection, use and maintenance. People with any disability, impaired vision or other impaired capabilities are not to use the roof anchor. min grade of timber to be F8, min grade of steel to be G450. Temporary fix custom orb timber fix only. Some of the roof sheet profiles above may also be known as a different name but same profile this is due to the different manufactures and some roof sheet profiles can vary up to 5 mm

 

Complies with:
AS/NZS 1891.4: 2009
Single Point Anchorage (15Kn)

 

Complies with:
AS/NZS 1891.2: Supplement 1:2001
Static Line Use (15Kn)

 

DISCLAIMER
By purchasing a TEMPORARY ROOF ANCHOR product you are deemed to be a competent installer, or have contacted a competent installer, as the manufacturer and seller take no responsibility for the misuse of the products. Refer to owners manual installation instructions for the correct use of these items as referenced in the AS/NZS 1891/4:2009

 

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** NEW height safety yellow colour "now available", we have recently decided to change our Temporary roof anchor "Orange colour", as there are some orange non-compliant roof anchor products on the market that attempt to sell their products without testing reports and without user manuals. So 'Yellow" will be the NEW colour that sets as apart from the rest.

 

 

FAQ / Read more .....

When do I need to use a temporary roof anchor point

The Work at Height Regulations 2005 state that whenever there is the potential for a person to fall while working and this leads to injury, then the worker must have some form of protection. What type of protection depends on a risk assessment being carried out and a method of protection selected from the hierarchy of control.

Why are height safety temporary roof anchor systems required and used

A height safety temporary roof anchor point is used as a safety device to protect a worker from falling at heights.

What is a temporary roof anchor point 

A temporary roof anchor point is a devise fastened to the top of a metal or tile roof where a worker will then attach there harness rope line to secure themselves with a safety harness.

Who can use a height safety temporary roof anchor point systems

As per the Australian standards a competent person can install and use a roof anchor point, as per the manufacture's installation and user manual.

Who can install a temporary roof anchor point height safety system 

As per the Australian standards a competent person can install and use a roof anchor point, as per the manufacture's installation and user manual and as referenced in the SafeWork Australia falls code of practice.

How do you install a temporary roof anchor point safety system 

As per the Australian standards a competent person can install and use a roof anchor point, as per the manufacture's installation and user manual and as referenced in the WHS falls code of practice.

What is a competent person 

A competent person is a person who has, through a combination of training, education and experience, acquired knowledge and skills enabling that person to correctly perform a specified task working at heights. 

How to test a roof anchor points 

A roof anchor point can be tested as per AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 ( table 3.1 ), load tested to 15Kn of load, that's approximately 1.5 tonners of load, in the direction of a potential fall, fastenings must meet a minimum braking requirement and the fastenings and roof anchor must be compatible in materials.

What is the minimum strength of a roof anchor point 

The minimum strength for a roof anchor point for 1 person is 15Kn ( 1 person per roof anchor per system ).

How do you use temporary or permanent roof anchor points 

You need to deem yourself competent and refer to the manufacture's installation instructions user manual as per Australian Standards and falls code of practice. 

How often do roof anchors need to be inspected  

As per the AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 all roof anchors need to be visually inspected prior to each use and for permanent roof anchors an annual inspection is required by a competent person every 12 months from the date of installation.

When and how to inspect a roof anchor point system's 

Every day you turn up to a roof where roof anchor points are already installed or needs to be installed you must check they are fully compliant to AS/NZS 18914:2009, you must also refer to the owners-manual for correct installation, selection, use and maintenance, if in doubt ask you must ask a competent person, ie -contact a structural engineer.

How many roof anchor points do you need on a roof 

It is the responsibility of a competent person to understand how many roof anchor points are required as each roof type and layout is different to the next, if in doubt you would need to contact the manufacture to locate a competent installer in your area.

How far apart should roof anchors be 

It is the responsibility of a competent person to understand how many roof anchor points are required as each roof type and layout is different to the next, if in doubt you would need to contact the manufacture to locate a competent installer in your area.

Contact a roof anchor point systems installer near me 

Contact us if you need assistance with installations of our ANKAme roof anchor points and height safety equipment.

Can the ANKAme temporary roof anchor points be installed on corrugated roofs and other common metal roof types 

Yes the ANKAme roof anchor adapts to multiple roof types, including corrugated roofs, spandeck roofs, trimdeck roofs and concrete fix and aligns to the roof screw pattern and profile ( so your not left with holes in the roof sheeting ).

Roof anchors near me 

Yes the ANKAme roof anchors and height safety equipment are sold online and with over 33 trusted resellers Australia wide.

 

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