Though mask rules in Victoria have recently been eased, Australia’s cumulative number of Covid-19 cases have more than quadrupled in 2022, and for public safety businesses must mitigate this threat and maintain their efforts of crowd control and social distancing. This becomes increasingly urgent as more people venture out of their homes to shopping centres and entertainment venues to enjoy the upcoming Labour Day long weekend. The use of Tensile Retractable Belt Barriers is an effective way in which this problem can be resolved.
Public safety and asset protection have always been at the forefront of Australian Bollards’ mind. Providing quality solutions to our Australian community is our main priority. Made here in Australia, our Automatic Pneumatic Bollards (AB-PB168-900S) are the appropriate solution to maintaining safety within your community.
Engineered to save lives, our Energy Absorbing Bollards (AB-EAB) can withstand a 1700kg vehicle travelling speeds up to 65km/h. Implementing this solution along highways and freeways, along low speed roads and high foot traffic areas enforces protection towards pedestrians from hostile vehicles.
Mining companies across Australia have experienced vehicle collisions as the most common cause of death in their workplace accidents in 2019. This is something that can be prevented. Severe injuries that happen whilst at work is an important issue that needs attention and at Australian Bollards, we provide solutions and important safety measures to address that.
Recently, Australian Bollards installed an Automatic Tyre Killer (AB-TK-SB) at the entrance for a warehouse complex in Arndell Park, NSW. Australian Bollards offer various types of hostile vehicle mitigation solutions using bollards, fencing, barriers and more.
The Manningham Council is under extreme scrutiny after the Bulleen plaza has had three car incidents in the last week. After the most recent hospitalisation of a woman who was crushed outside a Templestowe Lower cafe, the community is calling for safety bollards to be installed across busy shopping strips to avoid any more potential threats.
With the number of near misses between cars and commuters at an all time high, and seven people struck by vehicles while trying to get off the tram just this year, the need for increased security and protection measures is imperative.