Venue Systems Health Check - a structured, single-visit on-site review of your stage systems by an experienced TSA technician, delivering a baseline asset register, a condition summary, gap identification and a prioritised action plan
Know exactly where you stand. One visit.
A structured on-site review of your stage systems, carried out by an experienced TSA technician. You walk away with a baseline asset register, a plain-English condition summary, the servicing and compliance gaps, and a prioritised action plan - diagnostic, not regulatory. We are here to make running your venue easier, not harder.
Your stage systems.
Not your whole building.
The "Systems" in Venue Systems Health Check is deliberate. We assess the stage equipment that lifts, flies and holds load - not fire exits, seating banks or building certification. Here is what we review.
Fly systems
Counterweight line sets - battens, cradles, hauling and lift lines, sheaves, blocks and rope locks.
See what you getPowered hoists
Electric chain hoists and pile (winch) hoists - operation observed where possible, condition and service history reviewed.
See what you getRigging & lifting hardware
Slings, shackles, chain, wire rope and terminations - assessed against published discard criteria.
See what you getHeight safety
Fall-arrest harnesses, lanyards and connectors - condition and inspection currency reviewed.
See what you getStage machinery & tracks
Curtain tracks, powered machinery and the control and safety systems that drive them.
See what you getStatic rigging
Dead-hung bars, fixed grids and the suspension points your load hangs from - condition and documentation reviewed.
See what you getNot sure what is hanging above your stage, or when it was last inspected? and we will start with what you already have.
What you have, and
what to do next.
A Venue Systems Health Check is a structured, single-visit on-site review of your stage and overhead systems - hoisting and lifting systems, fixed overhead rigging, curtain tracks and drapery, manual and motorised winches, and stage machinery - carried out by an experienced TSA technician. You get a baseline asset register, a plain-language condition summary, clear identification of servicing and compliance gaps, and a prioritised action plan.
It is a clarity tool, not a formal inspection: diagnostic, not regulatory, with nothing reported elsewhere and nothing escalated. Understand what you have first, so when you do commission inspection or service work you are spending in the right places - confidently. It is the Identify front door to the full Compliance & Service programme.
Baseline asset register
A structured record of your stage and overhead systems - what is installed, where it sits, how it is identified. For many venues, the first time it has all been captured in one place.
Condition summary
A plain-language overview of current condition across rigging, drapery, mechanical and hoisting systems, with key observations documented.
Gap identification
Servicing and compliance gaps set out clearly. What is overdue, what is missing, what needs attention - nothing dressed up, nothing hidden.
Prioritised action plan
Recommended next steps ordered by priority and risk - a defensible basis for budgeting, scheduling and decision-making.
Diagnostic, not regulatory. The findings go to you and no one else. Nothing is reported elsewhere, nothing escalated - a clarity tool before you commit budget.
Four jobs, one visit.
A report you can
act on, and defend.
A Health Check is not a verbal "looks fine" - and not a formal inspection either. You walk away with a practical document set that gives you clarity first: what you have, its condition, the gaps, and what to do next.
One visit tells you exactly where you stand.
It is the Identify front door: a structured on-site review that maps your stage systems, captures the gaps and hands you a prioritised plan - diagnostic, not regulatory.
The Health Check tells you where you are; the Service & Inspection Programme keeps you there, with scheduled visits and a documented history that builds your Due-Diligence Level year on year. Formal inspection, load testing and certification live there - commissioned with clarity, in the right places.
From a single
hall to a flagship.
The same structured approach scales from a regional hall to a major arts centre - clarity first, then the formal inspection and service work commissioned where it counts.
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Whole-of-venue audit.
Fly system, powered hoists and rigging graded line by line, with load-tested chain-hoist certificates issued on site.
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Bi-annual civic inspection.
A small-venue programme on a bi-annual cadence, with out-of-service tagging and a tracked Due-Diligence Level.
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A flagship, line by line.
Counterweight line sets inspected at depth across the building, each graded against published discard criteria.
See projectsTwo documents,
sent to your inbox.
Questions
about the Health Check.
If your question isn't here, call us or send your venue detail - we will come back with the right answer for your room.
Call 1300 439 872 →Know where
you stand.
Tell us about your venue and your stage systems. We will scope and book a Venue Systems Health Check, grade what we find, and hand you the documented proof - here and Australia wide.







