Roof Safety and Anchor Installations & Certifications

∙ Overview

What is a Roof Anchor?

A roof anchor is a permanent eyebolt fixed to the roof structure. It allows workers to attach their fall protection equipment, preventing them from falling while working at height.

Why Roof Anchors Matter

Roof anchors keep workers safe while they’re carrying out tasks on the roof — such as maintenance, inspections, or cleaning. They also provide safe access for abseil teams performing façade cleaning or repairs.

∙ Types of Roof Anchors

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1.0 Fall Arrest or Fall Restraint

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2.0 Abseil — For façade access and maintenance

∙ Where Roof Anchors are used

Roof anchors are required on all types of buildings — both new and existing. Building owners are legally responsible for ensuring that any work at height is carried out safely. While temporary solutions like scaffolding, edge protection or EWP access exist, permanent anchors are often the safer and more cost-effective long-term choice.

∙ service delivery

How we deliver Installation and Certification services

We install and certify roof anchors using systems from industry-leading manufacturers.

All installations are carried out to the exact manufacturer specifications. We can tailor our delivery to suit the client’s required timeframes, and we work efficiently to meet site access requirements.

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∙ what to expect

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  • Our roof anchor systems help you meet New Zealand’s height safety regulations. All installations follow strict standards and include certification documentation.

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  • Our own qualified technicians carry out the installations. As we work primarily on the roof, there’s little to no disruption to building operations, site logistics, or resident activity.

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  • All anchor installations include photographic documentation. For concrete-mounted chemset anchors, we perform pull testing to half of the ultimate load, as required for compliance.

∙ Complete your height safety system

Horizontal Lifelines ↗

Fixed Ladder Access ↗

Roof Walkway & Guardrails ↗

Height Safety Audit â†—

∙ What Makes Certifix Different

Beyond quality products and expert installation, it’s our customer service that sets us apart.

From first contact through to compliance handover, we make the process easy, transparent, and tailored to your building’s needs.

∙ What Makes Certifix Different

Beyond quality products and expert installation, it’s our customer service that sets us apart.

From first contact through to compliance handover, we make the process easy, transparent, and tailored to your building’s needs.