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Around 60 builders from Whangarei and surrounding areas, came from as far as the Bay of Islands to a safety event hosted by ITM Whangarei on Wedne...

Beyond the responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, and duties under the Health and Safety in Employment Regulations 1995, la...

   

When it comes to buying a ladder, there are certain things you should always look for. Firstly, you should look to see if the ladder is compliant w...

With most New Zealand houses having built with a space between the ceiling and roof, an attic ladder is the best solution to access that extra spac...

This year marks our 20th year in business. We thank you for being a part of our journey and for helping us keep Kiwi tradies safe up there since 19...

On January 11 2019, a worker fell to their death when a wire rope being used as a handrail parted ways when he leaned against it. Initial examinati...

Workers who use ladders in construction are at risk of injury from falls and, where electrical current is present, electrocution. To eliminate this...

If you need to work at heights, safety is the paramount concern. Falls account for fatal and serious injuries across the globe. Falling from even t...

Have you considered whether the construction you are embarking on is considered building work under the Building Act?  With creative new ways to bu...

Workplace safety is of the utmost importance in today’s world. Workplace injuries and accidents are caused because of poor ergonomics, non-availabi...

Working at height on uneven ground or over steps?  Easy Access now has the answer with our new Extension ladder with Levelling Feet.  The ladders a...