The height safety design assessment is now R.A.D.A.R
Roof Access Design Analysis Report. Same assessment, its own home, and room to keep building on it. Score each roof task with an exposure-weighted risk matrix, record every route onto the roof with live AS 1657 checks, work the hierarchy of controls one rung at a time, and print a Design Report on your own letterhead.
Open R.A.D.A.RFree · no sign-up · runs in your browser
If you already had an account
Your workspace and saved reports moved across with you. Sign in at R.A.D.A.R with the same email address. Passwords could not be carried over, so use the "forgot password" link the first time and set a new one.
What the Design Report gives you
- Building type, roof conditions and access routes in one record
- Every task, its frequency and an exposure-weighted risk score
- The hierarchy of controls worked in order, with reasons for every rung ruled out
- Residual risk, standards applied, inspection and recertification regime
- Your logo and details on the front of it
Scope
R.A.D.A.R covers work on the roof — up to the edge of the roof. It does not cover facade access: no BMUs, swing stages, davits, rope access off the edge, or anything suspended down the face of the building. For facade access design, talk to The Spec Hub.
The background reading sits in the guides — AS 1657 compliance, choosing a height safety designer, and what changed when the NSW falls Code became mandatory.
Common questions
Where did the height safety design assessment go?
It moved to its own site — R.A.D.A.R, the Roof Access Design Analysis Report, at radar.f4ps.com.au. Same assessment, more room to grow. Existing accounts and saved reports came across.
Do I need an account?
No. The assessment is free and runs in your browser with no sign-up. An account only matters if you want your reports saved and shared with your team.
What does the Design Report contain?
The building and roof conditions, every route onto the roof and between levels, each task and how often it happens, the exposure-weighted risk score, the hierarchy of controls worked in order with reasons for every rung ruled out, residual risk, and the inspection and recertification regime — on your own letterhead.
Does it cover facade access?
No. R.A.D.A.R covers work on the roof up to the roof edge. No BMUs, swing stages, davits or rope access off the edge. For facade access design, talk to The Spec Hub.