What We Do

We provide Height Safety Inspection services to ensure fall protection systems and anchor points comply with Indonesian regulations and international standards, ensuring safe and reliable use during work at height activities.

Applicable Regulations & Standards

Indonesian Regulations:

1. Permenaker No. 9 of 2016 – Occupational Safety and Health (K3) for Work at Height

2. SNI 8603:2018 – Anchor Testing Method for Work at Height

International Regulations:

1. EU Regulation 2016/425 – Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

2. EN 795:2012 – Personal Fall Protection Equipment – Anchor Devices

Types of Anchors Inspected

We inspect and verify various anchor systems, including:

1. Type A – Structural Anchor
Eyebolt anchor systems

2. Type B – Non-Structural Anchor
Sling anchor systems

3. Type C – Flexible Anchor (< 15°)
Horizontal safety line systems

4. Type D – Rigid Anchor (< 15°)
Rail-type safety line systems

5. Type E – Deadweight Anchor (< 5°)
Counterweight anchor systems

On-Site Testing Methodology

Under EN 795, anchor testing is conducted using destructive testing methods in specialized laboratories. The results are applied to the product and supported by Certificate of Conformity (CoC) and CE marking.

In contrast, SNI 8603 is a national anchor inspection method developed by the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower (Kemenaker) to ensure that installed anchor systems are safe for use. Therefore, testing is performed on-site during or after installation.

Based on stakeholder consensus, on-site anchor testing is carried out using non-destructive deformation testing, allowing the anchor system to remain in service after inspection while ensuring structural integrity and safety.

Anchor Testing (Uji Riksa Angkur)

We conduct Anchor Testing (Uji Riksa Angkur) to verify the strength, installation quality, and suitability of anchor points used in height safety systems. All testing is performed by qualified personnel, with clear documentation and reporting provided to support compliance, safety assurance, and operational readiness.