Rope access & façade contractors, Brisbane.

Bringing a Melbourne-grade specialist capability to South East Queensland.

Brisbane's high-rise pipeline — from the Olympics build-out through Cross River Rail, Queens Wharf, Waterfront Brisbane and the residential push across Newstead, South Brisbane and the Valley — is producing exactly the kind of work rope access was made for: façades that are too tall for boom lifts, too tight for scaffold, and too live to disrupt with cumbersome access. 360 Access is bringing the same specialist team and Integrated Management System that delivers across Victoria's tower portfolio (Eureka, Emporium, 888 Collins, Concarvo) north to Queensland — fully QBCC-licensed, WorkCover Queensland registered, and underwritten by our $20M public-liability cover.

We're honest about where we are: 360 Access is Victoria-established and Queensland-extending. Our crews are certified and already operating at height every day — the gear, methods, paperwork and rescue capability travel with them. Where we're light on local references right now, we make up for it in proven delivery, careful mobilisation planning, and the kind of safety-first approach Tier 1 builders test you against before they hand over a key contract.

The towers, the typologies, the suburbs we cover.

Brisbane CBD and the inner-ring suburbs are full of the building types we work on every week in Melbourne: curtain-wall and unitised-glass commercial towers, mixed-use podium-and-tower residential, retrofitted heritage above commercial podiums, and concrete-frame mid-rise with applied or rain-screen cladding. We mobilise crews to:

• Brisbane CBD & Spring Hill — commercial towers around Eagle, Margaret, Queen and Adelaide Streets; the Queens Wharf precinct; Brisbane Quarter; 1 William Street; the Spring Hill medical-precinct towers.
• Fortitude Valley & Newstead — high-rise residential and mixed-use along James Street, Brunswick Street and the river-frontage Newstead towers.
• South Brisbane & West End — South Bank Cultural Precinct, the Montague Markets and Riverside precincts, plus the West End residential push.
• Kangaroo Point, Woolloongabba & Bowen Hills — Olympic-precinct buildings and high-rise residential.
• Gold Coast strip — Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach and Main Beach towers along the Esplanade and Old Burleigh Road.
• Sunshine Coast — Maroochydore and Mooloolaba high-rise on enquiry; planned mobilisation for confirmed scopes.

If you've got a high-rise asset in SE Queensland and the work needs to happen at height, talk to us — the chance is high that rope access is the cleanest, fastest and most cost-effective way to deliver it, whether or not we've worked on your building before.

QBCC, WorkCover QLD, AS/NZS 4488 — the boxes Tier 1 builders tick.

We carry the licences, registrations and insurances Queensland builders, asset managers and OCs check before they hand over a contract:

• QBCC licence covering the trade work we self-perform — façade, glazing, remedial and rope-access trade activities. Licence detail provided on enquiry.
• WorkCover Queensland registration in place for all crews working interstate.
• $20M Public Liability insurance — same cover that underwrites our Victorian work; certificate of currency on enquiry.
• Rope-access teams trained to the two-rope system — two ropes, documented rescue plan, on every site. AS/NZS 4488 industrial-rope-access alignment for Australian work-method statements.
• SWMS, JSAs and site-specific Rescue Plans issued for every scope before mobilisation.
• Integrated Management System — ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 certified via ATLAS (a JAS-ANZ-accredited certification body).

Plan your next Queensland scope with a specialist.

Whether you're a Tier 1–3 builder, an owners corporation, an asset manager, a façade engineer or a project director — if you've got an SE Queensland high-rise scope and need a specialist rope-access and façade contractor, the conversation starts here.