2015

INSTALLATION

REPORT

Compiled for

QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

With regards to

BANYO PILOT PLANT PRECINCT

CONTENTS

1. Brief Introduction, Responsibilities Overview and Compliance Information ................................... 3

2. Covering Letter .................................................................................................................................. 4

3. Layout ............................................................................................................................................ 5

4. Installation Images ............................................................................................................................ 6

HEIGHT DYNAMICS / 2015 INSTALLATION REPORT

INTRODUCTION

Height Dynamics is an innovative height safety company that provides a diverse range of products and services. This is supported by an experienced rope access/height safety team with a background in the construction industry enabling them to perform repairs and maintenance on multi-story buildings. To ensure our work is of the highest quality, Height Dynamics enlists the services of specialist companies such as Structural Engineers and Protective Coating experts to offer technical advice and assist as required in the completion of repairs. We also have tradesmen who can work off rope including electricians, builders and painters.

Working at heights is a potentially dangerous practice; Height Dynamics is here to assist you in:

• Inspections and Non-destructive testing on structures and spans.

• Provision of rescue supervision of persons whilst working at heights.

• Rope Access technicians for work at heights.

• Hire of equipment and appropriate levels of supervision to allow your personnel to carry out more specialized tasks.

• Nationally Accredited Training specifically suited to your organization.

• Development and Installation of Height safety systems on new or existing structures.

• Site Assessment or Suitability reports.

• Asset management including annual inspection and certification of height safety systems and equipment.

• Height safety equipment sales and maintenance.

To ensure supplied equipment and height safety installations are maintained and re certified for safe use as per AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 and AS/NZS 4488.2:1997, an asset management tracking system unique to Height Dynamics is in place generating notification of due inspections and post inspection reports to ensure industry compliance and product serviceability. Height Dynamics competent inspectors boast specific equipment brand training to ensure the highest inspection standards.

Height Dynamics adopts an innovative approach to Height Safety. We ensure that Australian Safety Standards are never compromised while fulfilling the needs and expectations of our customers.

RESPONSIBILITIES

It is the responsibility of the building owners or management, to ensure the safety of its workers by maintaining currency and integrity of installed height safety anchors and all associated components within any systems currently in use with the building. This responsibility includes certifying systems annually, through regular periodic inspections performed by certified, competent technicians to ensure systems and components are to a safe standard for rope access workers to perform relative tasks

COMPLIANCE INFORMATION

Height Dynamics use the below document for the use of reference and compliance to the required standards.

AS 1657-2013 – Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders - Design, construction and installation.

AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 – Industrial fall-arrest systems and devices Part 4: Section, use and maintenance.

AS/NZS 1891.2:2001 – Industrial fall-arrest systems and devices Part 2: Horizontal lifeline and Rail Systems.

AS/NZS 4488.2-1997 - Industrial rope access systems - Selection, use and maintenance

Code of Practice – Managing the risk of falls at workplaces.

Manufacturers System Component Specifications.

HEIGHT DYNAMICS / 2015 INSTALLATION REPORT

July 27, 2015

Queensland University of Technology Attn: Frank Milanesi 459 Tufnell Road Banyo QLD 4014

Dear Frank,

RE: 2015 Anchor Installation Report – Banyo Pilot Plant Precinct

As part of our ongoing service to customers Height Dynamics have compiled a comprehensive overview of the work recently completed for Queensland University of Technology with regards to the Banyo Pilot Plant Precinct, Banyo. Please find attached our installation report complete with images showing the type and approximate location of the anchors.

The walkway/guardrail system installed at Banyo Pilot Plant Precinct is a surface mounted system, positioned in the approximate locations as per the layout included in this report.

Please note the following points:

It is the recommendation of Height Dynamics that the height safety system described in this report is not used for any thing except that which it is designed for.

The correct use of the safety system remains the responsibility of the owners of this building.

Prior to use of the system, a risk assessment must be undertaken for the identification and control of hazards encountered when working at heights.

Any persons using the installed safety system for working at height should do so only if they have received professional training to a Nationally Accredited level on the safe use of height safety equipment and systems relative to the task they are performing. Height Dynamics accepts no responsibility for the safety of inadequately trained / supervised personnel using the height safety system mentioned in this report.

Thank you for the opportunity to work with Queensland University of Technology. Please do not hesitate to contact Height Dynamics if there are any questions in relation to this matter or if further information is required. We look forward to being of assistance in the future.

Yours sincerely

Brett Jewell DIRECTOR

HEIGHT DYNAMICS / 2015 INSTALLATION REPORT

2015 ANCHOR LAYOUT / BANYO PILOT PLANT PRECINCT

Project Location: Banyo Pilot Plant Precinct 457 Tufnell Street Road, Banyo QLD 4014 Customer: Queensland University of Technology Contact: Frank Milanesi

LEGEND

Walkway

Handrail

Fragile Surface

Mesh and step

Step up

Hatch

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2015 INSTALLATION IMAGES / QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY