For the spaces that bring people together every week.
Acoustic-sensitive auditoriums, AV-led production, multi-purpose halls. We hang the rig off points rated to carry it, spec drape that is acoustic and FR-rated, and leave your volunteers briefed and documented.
From the platform to the PA hang, one team has it.
A worship venue is a stack of production systems that all have to work on a Sunday - lighting and PA hung off the structure, drape and acoustics, and the rigging certification behind them. Choose the room that matches yours, then explore what we deliver across it.
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One partner. From the first audit to the next recertification.
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Deliver
Supply, install, commission. Programmed around your service calendar.
Deliver with TSA
What worship venues call us about.
Different building, same short list. These are the calls that turn into a quote inside the hour - and the reason we keep the report ready before you ask.
Our lighting and PA hang off the roof structure, and nobody can tell me what it is actually rated to carry.
Facilities Pastor, multi-site church
The drape behind the platform was chosen for the sound, but no one can show me an FR certificate.
Production Lead, modern church
Our whole AV team is volunteers, and there is no record that anyone has been trained to fly the truss.
Technical Director, city church
We added a video wall and a heavier rig over the years, and the original install was never signed off.
Operations Manager, regional church
We have one quiet week before Easter and a jobs list longer than the week.
Campus Pastor, growing church
Everything your venue touches, from one team.
Most of what runs above and around your platform, we cover. Hover or tap any capability to see how it shows up in your venue - listed in the order most venues meet us.
The paperwork your insurer asks for.
Your AV rigging, hoists and soft goods inspected and certified on a schedule built around your service calendar - so the load cert is current and the documentation is ready before your insurer or council asks for it.
Nothing above the platform is a question mark.
Truss inspections, hoist servicing and AV-rigging design, engineered and certified to AS 4991. The points your lighting, PA and video wall hang from, load-rated and signed off - so the rig holds, every service.
Soft goods that stay FR-current.
Platform masking, stage drape and acoustic soft goods, built to your room, FR-treated and recertified before the window lapses. New stock, hire stock, or recertifying the drape you already run.
Upgrades that land between services.
AV-rigging upgrades, acoustic treatment and full production-systems fit-outs, programmed around your service calendar and commissioned before the next Sunday. A new auditorium or a heritage church, scoped, installed and signed off.
When a production outgrows Sunday's rig.
When a seasonal production calls for a move your standing rig can't make - a descending element, a flown set piece, a cue-driven reveal - we design and build the mechanism for the run you're planning, then hand back the room for Sunday.
Scenery built to set up and pack away.
Set construction, prop fabrication and scenic hardware built for the way your services run - quick to set for a season, safe to fly overhead, and sized to move between campuses or store away between events.
Extra kit for the season that needs it.
Extra masking, a few more hoists or a full production package for an Easter or Christmas series - the same kit you'd buy, booked to your dates and delivered around your setup and pack-down.
How it usually goes, start to finish.
Most worship projects with TSA follow the same five-step shape. Mapped to your service calendar, not ours.
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Step 01
Audit
Structural assessment of your AV rigging and platform.
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Step 02
Report
Engineering report with prioritised remediation.
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Step 03
Quote
Quote covering supply, install and certification.
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Step 04
Deliver
Install programmed around your service times.
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Step 05
Recertify
Annual safety inspection under the Service & Inspection Programme.
Explore the possibilities
before the project begins.
Our free planning tools are designed to support better conversations, whether that's around the boardroom table, in a project meeting or with our team. Use them to test ideas, understand options and build confidence in the path forward, or simply get in touch, we would be happy to help.
Questions worship venues ask us most.
For venues on the Service & Inspection Programme, callout windows are short by design. For venues not yet on programme, we work the call against current technician load - most non-service-day callouts are scoped inside the working day. If it's a Sunday, we say so on the first call and route accordingly.
No. The Venue Systems Health Check is structured to work around your existing kit. We document the rig as found, flag anything that needs deeper review, and prioritise remediation against your service calendar. If teardown is required for any specific item, we'll book it separately.
Yes. Drapes and rigging sit under the same Service & Inspection Programme. A single visit covers FR-treatment recertification windows, fly system condition, hoist servicing, and drape track maintenance - one report, one schedule, one invoice.
Lifting and rigging work is delivered against AS 4991 and D8 Plus where applicable. Drape FR treatment is delivered against AS 1530. Electrical testing against AS/NZS 3760. Where a venue has insurer-specific requirements, we work to whichever standard is stricter.
That's the most common reason multi-site operators ring us. A staged programme - same audit format, same report structure, same recertification cycle across every campus - gives your team a single picture and a single budget line. We've done this for multi-site churches and cultural infrastructure portfolios.
Bring us the room. We'll bring the report.
Tell us about your venue and your quiet week. We'll come back with a Health Check window and a programmed service path that works around your service calendar.