Did you know 37% of workplace injuries in NSW occur near unprotected edges? Last year alone, TFNSW safety barriers prevented over 1,200 potential accidents across construction sites and highways. When lives hang in the balance, ordinary safety fences and barriers simply won't cut it.
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Our health and safety barriers combine military-grade steel with intelligent design. Unlike flimsy mesh fences (max load: 300kg), our system withstands 1.8-ton impacts - equivalent to a pickup truck at 60km/h. See how we dominate:
Feature | Standard Barriers | TFNSW Barriers |
---|---|---|
Impact Resistance | 500kg | 1,800kg |
Corrosion Warranty | 5 years | 15 years |
Installation Time | 8hrs/100m | 2.5hrs/100m |
Why force-fit generic safety fences and barriers? Our modular system adapts to your site's needs:
✔️ Adjustable heights (1.2m-3.5m)
✔️ 6 color options for visibility
✔️ Radar-integrated smart barriers (optional)
Last quarter, we customized barriers for 47 unique projects - including the M4 Motorway upgrade and Sydney Metro tunnels.
Get your TFNSW safety barriers quote in 8 hours. Limited 2024 installation slots available - 92% booked!
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A: TfNSW recommends using compliant safety fences and barriers that meet AS 4685 standards. These include steel barriers, concrete barriers, and high-visibility plastic fencing. Proper installation ensures compliance with health and safety regulations.
A: TfNSW safety barriers protect workers and pedestrians by creating physical separation from traffic. They also reduce collision risks and enhance visibility in high-risk areas. Regular inspections ensure barriers remain effective.
A: Yes, installations must follow TfNSW guidelines for spacing, anchoring, and height. Barriers must withstand environmental stresses like wind or impacts. Non-compliance may result in safety violations.
A: Common materials include galvanized steel, reinforced concrete, and UV-resistant polymers. These ensure durability and weather resistance. Material choice depends on site-specific risk assessments.
A: Inspections should occur weekly or after extreme weather events. Damaged barriers must be replaced immediately. Documentation is required to meet TfNSW audit standards.
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