Staircase and Balustrades, Beenyup WA
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All the parts a staircase needs for durability and safety
It might seem a little obvious that a staircase needs …
Syd, Castlehill NSW
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Don’t Slip Up – Why Keeping Your Workplace Accident-free Makes More Than Sense
It’s easy to slip, trip or fall – anywhere – for any number of reasons. But one of the most accident-prone areas of the workplace is stairs. To ensure that your employees are safe (and not sitting on the couch at home with a sprained ankle) is to first establish a risk assessment plan, followed by careful implementation of simple, practical risk minimisation strategies.
A Few Random Things You Didn’t Know About Stairs
People have been constructing stairs for more than 4000 years – constructing them, as against piling up some rocks or cutting notches in trees. There are stairs in the ruins of a 4500 BC temple in Pakistan. The Tower of Babel mentioned in the Bible is believed to have been a helical structure requiring spiral stairs. The Great Pyramids of Egypt were constructed with internal stairs. The Chinese built mammoth sets of granite stairs to their temples and so on. Stairs were not only to “go places”, but they also symbolized a pathway to “heaven”.
