Keep Your Ladder
On the Job.
Telco technicians across Australia work at height every day — running fibre to the premises, installing NBN equipment, servicing antenna systems on homes and commercial buildings. Lock Jaw keeps every ladder secured.
WHS Act 2011 & Comms Alliance Guidelines — Telecom installation and maintenance is classified as a high-risk occupation for working at height under Australian WHS legislation. Subcontractors must demonstrate documented ladder safety procedures to their principal contractors.
Where Australian Telco Techs
Use Lock Jaw
NBN & FTTP Installations
NBN subcontractors run fibre cable from the pit to the premises across fascias and soffits at hundreds of thousands of Australian properties. Lock Jaw is the ladder safety tool that keeps technicians stable and NBN Co subcontractor safety requirements met on every access point.
Antenna & Satellite Dish Install
Positioning antennas and dishes on roofs and eaves requires precise, stable placement. Lock Jaw keeps you steady while you mount and align equipment.
Commercial Building Installs
Multi-tenant residential and commercial buildings require multiple roof and eaves access points. Rapid, secure repositioning keeps jobs on schedule.
Fault & Maintenance Callouts
Service calls require fast access under time pressure. Lock Jaw delivers reliable security every time without slowing your tech down.
Hands Free for Cable & Tools
Carry cable reels, drills, and test equipment up the ladder without white-knuckling the rails on every climb.
More Premises Per Day
Faster, safer ladder setup means more installations completed per day across your service territory.
Safe Solo Operation
Many telco techs work alone. Lock Jaw removes the primary hazard of an unsecured ladder with no ground person present.
Satisfies SWMS Requirements
NBN Co and major carriers require documented ladder safety procedures from subcontractors. Lock Jaw fits directly into your SWMS.
WHS for Telco Contractors
Telecommunications installation contractors in Australia are subject to the WHS Act 2011 and Model WHS Regulations. High-risk construction work involving falls requires a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS). NBN Co and Tier 1 carriers require subcontractors to maintain SWMS documentation covering ladder use. Lock Jaw fits directly into your SWMS as a documented, practical control measure.
Stay Connected.
Stay Safe.
Trusted by telecommunications technicians and subcontractors across Australia. Standard issue for every tech.