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An Open Letter to Working at Heights Association (WAHA)

This is an open letter to the Working at Heights Association (WAHA) from our Director of Saferight regarding his safety concerns concerning the draft Standard AS/NZS 1891.1 (Personal equipment for Work at Heights Part 1 (Harnesses) and AS/NZS 1891.5 (Personal equipment for Work at Heights Part 5 (Lanyard assemblies and pole straps) and the risk to Australian construction workers’ safety protection.

 

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