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Are abseiling anchor points a construction requirement? I’ve looked about and can’t find this anywhere.
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There is an Australian Standard for height safety systems.
It specifies things like access points, ladders, roof walkways and safety anchors.
When your building applied for its occupancy certificate, all these systems required by the standard would have been installed and certified.
Don’t expect the builder or developer to provide any more than the minimum required.
When your building applied for its occupancy certificate, all these systems required by the standard would have been installed and certified.
Yeah … in an ideal world – but that’s not the world we live in. It depends on the developer and the certifier and how diligent they are.
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