Service

Rope Access Support

Rope access is one method of work at height. We use it when scaffolding or boomlift access is impractical because of building geometry, cost, or surrounding activity. Each job is planned around documented anchor points, twin-rope systems, and a written rescue plan before the team mobilises. Rope access typically delivers faster set-up, a smaller ground footprint and shorter campaigns than scaffolding for slim or busy façades.

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Scope of work

Façade inspection, photo survey and condition reporting
High-rise window and glass cleaning — streak-free finish on cladding, glass and painted surfaces
Sealant joint cut-out, prime and re-seal works; minor crack repair support
Painting, spray painting and protective coating touch-up for façade and structural elements
Window and curtain wall replacement support and lifting / tether assistance
Signage, banner, LED and backlit sign installation and removal
High-level electrical, lighting and small antenna access support
Anchor point inspection and load test coordination
Rope access for waterproofing and sealant works on tight elevations

Process

Site assessment

Walk-through with the building owner or main contractor to confirm scope, anchorage availability, exclusion-zone footprint, public access concerns, and weather constraints.

Risk assessment & method statement

A written risk assessment and method statement is prepared, covering anchor selection, rope set-up, fall arrest, tool tethering, exclusion zones and a primary plus secondary rescue plan.

Permit-to-work & toolbox

Where required by the venue, we work under a permit-to-work issued by the building. A toolbox briefing is held before each shift and signed off by every technician on site.

Execution

Twin-rope systems, certified harnesses and energy absorbers are used throughout. A standby person monitors the team and exclusion zone, with rescue equipment pre-rigged.

Close-out

Photo records, daily reports and a short close-out note are issued for the client’s records. Anchors and PPE are inspected and logged before the next deployment.