Rope Access

Rope Access has several benefits in comparison to more traditional methods for accessing the work area.

• This method is less time consuming due to the technician’s ability to access multiple points of the work area within a single session.
• Rope Access is flexible as it allows technicians to work with various environments and work conditions, extending the capabilities of more traditional methods.
• Rope Access acts as a highly safe method with technicians completing rigorous training to conduct projects along with thorough regulations to be followed, minimising risk.
• Less disruption can be caused to occupied buildings and to the day-to-day activities of your client which previously would have been disrupted by things like Scaffolding.
• Rope Access acts as a method of cutting costs due to requiring less manpower and less time to complete the project, allowing for efficiency and quickness.
• Rope Access methods can be combined with other services such as deploying NDT techniques. Therefore, this enables the completion of previously hard to access projects such as the inspection of blades on wind turbines.

Rope Access is becoming more prominent within the marketplace, replacing more traditional methods such as Scaffolding. With Rope Access, it predominately reduces manhours working at height making it safer and more cost effective than other traditional methods. These benefits may reduce concerns that may have arisen from using more traditional methods with evidence of Rope Access displaying the fresh, beneficial alternative for accessing the work area.