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Introducing the Apex X2 by ZERO

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Driving Innovation

For 25 years we have been at the forefront of technology-driven safety solutions in the most challenging environments.

Protection
that's priceless 

When people rely on safety equipment, the outcome matters more than the price. ZERO provides protection that professionals can trust through dependable equipment, proven supply, and the knowledge and support behind it.

Knowledge

Our team brings deep technical understanding of fall protection and safety equipment to help customers make the right decisions.

Support

We stand behind our resellers and customers with practical advice and responsive support when it matters.

Equipment

Our European manufactured gear is built to perform in demanding environments where safety cannot be compromised.

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The way we approach
industrial head protection
is changing

With the release of the AS/NZS 1801:2024 Type 4 and BS EN 397:2025 Type 2 industrial head protection standards, New Zealand now has an opportunity to better address critical head injury risks beyond falls from height. These include slips, trips, low-height falls, and lateral or rotational impacts associated with heavy machinery through the adoption of advanced head protection. This white paper sets out how New Zealand can align with these new standards to help create safer workplaces.

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The ultimate solution for working at height

The Smart Spiders Max automated ascending technology greatly improves efficiency and safety in tasks that involve reaching elevated structures.

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Choosing the right technique

The best method of hazard control is eliminating the potential of a fall.

Rope access / Abseil A rope access system commonly employs a working line and a safety line. The working line, on which the operator is suspended under tension during ascent and descent, is the primary means of access. Depending on the mass of the operator, the anchor is subject to a continual force of 1-2kN, which should be applied in a static manner. 
Restraint technique Control of a person’s movement by use of a fall-arrest system, which entails connection to an anchorage using an adjustable or fixed lanyard or other adjustable component that can be adjusted for length as necessary to physically prevent the person from reaching a position where there is a risk of a free or limited free fall.
Work postioning Work-positioning systems are considered to be higher than fall-arrest systems in the hierarchy of control, because the risks of a fall, with its uncertain consequences, are avoided, as the worker is already partially or completely hanging in suspension.
Fall arrest

A fall arrest system's purpose is to arrest a fall. It is an assembly of interconnected components comprising a harness connected to an anchorage point or to an anchorage system either directly or by means of a lanyard or by pole straps.

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Have you checked your harness?

Find out what you need to know about inspecting your ZERO harness before use.

 

Recall

Tower Linesman Harnesses 

ZERO Height Safety is issuing a recall of the ZERO Tower Linesman Harness (SKU: HTP1679) manufactured between October 2022 and February 2024 

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