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.
"Systems" is deliberate: the stage equipment that lifts, flies and holds load. 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 structured, single-visit on-site review of your stage and overhead systems by an experienced TSA technician. Diagnostic, not regulatory: a clarity tool, not an inspection, so you know what you have before you spend. It is the Identify front door to the full Compliance & Service programme.




Four jobs, one visit.
Know where you stand
A baseline register of every stage system, captured in one place - not a guess.
Hold WHS evidence
Documented evidence of what has been assessed and what is outstanding - duty of care you can show.
Catch failures early
Spot the worn rope lock or tired sling on a quiet Tuesday, not in show week.
Plan rectifications
A prioritised action plan that turns "something needs attention" into a budget you can defend.

A report you can
act on, and defend.
A Venue Systems Health Check is not a verbal "looks fine", and not a formal inspection. You get a practical document set: what you have, its condition, the gaps and what to do next.
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Step 01
Assets
Walk the stage and overhead systems. Record what is installed, where it sits and how it is identified.
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Step 02
Condition
Note condition across rigging, drapery, mechanical and hoisting systems.
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Step 03
Operation
Watch it run where possible: powered hoists, tracks and stage machinery.
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Step 04
Records
Review service history and last-serviced status, where known.
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Step 05
Gaps
Set out what is overdue, missing or needs attention, ranked by priority and risk.
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 Venue Systems Health Check tells you where you are; the Service & Inspection Programme keeps you there. Formal inspection, load testing and certification live there, commissioned in the right places.

Spot the worn rope lock or tired sling on a quiet Tuesday, not in show week.
Theatre fly galleries rigging and catwalks across the fly floorAustralia wide
One technician on site. Australia wide.
An experienced in-house TSA technician. The findings go to you alone.


City Recital Hall
One technician, one visit, and a clear asset list for the venue to plan replacements from.
Read the case study →From a single
hall to a flagship.
From a regional hall to a major arts centre: clarity first, then inspection and service work where it counts.
See all projects
Whole-of-venue review.
Fly system, powered hoists and rigging captured in one baseline register, with a prioritised action plan for the year ahead.
See projects
Six-monthly civic inspection.
A small-venue programme on a six-monthly cadence, with out-of-service tagging and a documented service history.
See projects
A flagship, line by line.
Counterweight line sets reviewed in depth across the building, with condition noted line by line.
See projectsTwo documents,
sent to your inbox.
The whole house, walked and reviewed.
Fly systems, seating, control positions and the spaces between, reviewed on site.
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 and hand you the documented proof, Australia wide.
- We scope. Your venue and your stage systems.
- We visit. One technician, one structured review.
- We hand over. Register, condition summary, gaps and action plan.





















