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Introduction
Work at Height Solutions (Pty) Ltd. is proudly associated with the industry leader in bespoke façade access systems, Riggers Steeplejacks (Pty) Ltd.
Our focus is on the introduction of modern state-of-the-art products and services to commercial and industrial property owners. This will offer them peace of mind that all fall risks in their property portfolios have been addressed in the most practicable, cost effective and legally compliant manner possible.
Work at Height Solutions (Pty) Ltd. is not selling foreign devices out of glossy, foreign brochures with fancy sounding names and impressive looking “quality” marks, but rather home grown products that are benchmarked against best-of-class international equivalants.
Through us, our clients have access to locally produced products that are backed by half a century of experience which stands unrivalled in the entire South African region.
LME Registered
Lifting Machine Inspection Entity (LME) – registered with Department of Employment and Labour
Registered LMI's
Registered Lifting Machine Inspectors (LMI) specialising in suspended access equipment with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA)
About Us
Work at Height Solutions (Pty) Ltd. was created to link its products and services to the work environment where the risk of falling is ever present. It’s name is easily recognisable as a brand specialising in fall protection equipment and systems.
The company offers a broad range of products used exclusively in this market and prides itself as an engineering specialist for purpose-built equipment. Its parent company has an excellent pedigree of operating in this demanding field for half a century having been founded in 1970 and Work at Height Solutions (Pty) Ltd. will continue to serve the market in the proud tradition of its parent company
“Our organization has been very pleased with WAHS’s flexibility, technical expertise and outstanding customer service.”
– ABC Services
Compliance
- SANS 51808 Safety Requirements on Suspended Access Equipment – Design calculations, stability criteria, construction.
- SANS 1903 the “front end” specification accompanying SANS 51808
- SANS 10295-1 Building Maintenance Units
- SANS 10295-2 Temporary Suspended Platforms
- SANS 50795 Protection against fall from a height – anchor devices – requirements and testing
- SANS 50355 Personal Protective Equipment against fall from a height – Energy Absorbers
- Driven Machinery Regulations 2015
- Construction Regulations 2014 CR 17
Our Services
Training
From basic safety courses to advanced rope access and fall arrest training, these projects highlight our hands-on approach and commitment to raising industry standards. Whether onsite or at our training centre, we equip workers with the practical skills and knowledge they need to work safely at height.
- FA – Fall Arrest when working at height – 1 day
- FAR – Fall Arrest Rescue – 2 Days
- FPP – Fall Protection Planner – 3 Days
- S1 – Aluminium Scaffolding User and Inspector – 1 Day
- Ladder User – 1 Day
- Temporary Suspended Platform User/Operator – 1 Day
- Temporary Suspended Platform Erector – 3 Days
- Supervise, inspect and control the use of Temporary Suspended Platforms – 5 Days
Recent Blog Posts
How Do You Safely Lower a TSP During a Power Failure?
If a Temporary Suspended Platform loses power while it is suspended, the operators can still lower the platform using the TSP’s no-power descent system. A properly equipped TSP has a system that allows the hoists to descend at a controlled speed without...
What Happens When a TSP Safety Brake Trips?
If a TSP safety brake trips, the operator must understand why the platform has stopped and must never try to force or reset the safety brake while it is carrying the load. The secondary safety brake, commonly referred to as a Skylock on many Temporary Suspended...
Where Must a TSP Operator Attach Their Safety Harness?
Every person working from a Temporary Suspended Platform must wear a body harness and remain attached to the suspended platform at all times. The TSP itself must be fitted with suitable anchorage points to which workers attach the lanyards of their harnesses. This...
Let's get in touch
Have a question or need expert advice on working at height? Get in touch with us — we're here to help. Whether you’re looking for tailored training, safety solutions, or more information about our services, our team is ready to assist you. Reach out today and let’s talk about how we can support your height safety needs.
+27 11 902 3470
nadine@wahs.co.za
95 Bloutulp Road, Alberton