Crowd Control Barriers for Melbourne Metro Tunnel

How the Metro Tunnel project is using Crowd Control Barriers in Melbourne

Fortress Fencing Crowd Control barriers aren’t just for crowd control. There are a range of ways they are being used across the many stages of the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project.

From creating walkways, to fencing off piles of rubble, to surrounding cranes and other large plant, the teams working on the Melbourne Metro Tunnel have found many ways to use these crowd control barriers in Melbourne and surrounds, as they work on this massive metro public transport project.

Fortress Fencing has so far supplied over 2 kilometres of crowd control barriers: 758 orange hi-vis barriers and 155 of the galvanized steel version. These are being used in a wide range of applications right across the project. Below are just a few of the different ways that workers have used these barriers on site.

What we supplied:

758 Orange Crowd Control Barriers or 1745 m
155 Galvanised Crowd Control Barriers or 350m

Buy crowd control barriers in Melbourne

Pedestrian safety should be first and foremost on and around civil projects, work sites, events and festivals. Fortress Fencing crowd control barriers are quickly and easily erected to form a continuous barrier between pedestrian traffic and possible danger, to provide safety and organisation at public events and festivals to protect employees, patrons and the general public.

Featuring double interlocking hinge points, this crowd control barrier provides excellent stability. The interlocking hinge system makes installation quick and easy, and panels are designed with removable feet that can be taken off during stacking and storing.

Low intrusion feet also reduce the chance of pedestrian trips & falls, and they come with pre-drilled holes for bolt-down applications. Fortress Fencing’s crowd control barrier is fully welded, hard wearing, lightweight and easy to install.

Fortress Fencing stocks a large number of crowd control barriers in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and across other locations around Australia.