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Industrial Rope Access for Companies for Rescue & Safety Training
Rope Access Training & Equipment
Rope access is the application of specialized rope techniques to place
workers in hard-to-reach locations in the vertical environment. Rope access
techniques are often used by rescue and safety teams, high-rise window
cleaners, steeplejacks, bridge and building inspectors, tower repairmen,
arborists, and construction specialists.
Rope access is a work
system using ropes and specialized hardware as the primary means of supporting
workers. Rope-access technicians descend, ascend, and traverse ropes to access
the work area. The support of the rope completely eliminates the likelihood of
a fall. Rope-access workers use a back-up fall protection system in the
unlikely failure of their primary means of support. This redundant system is
usually achieved by using two ropes - a working line and a safety line. Modern
rope-access equipment, techniques, supervision, and training can be combined to
produce an exceptionally safe and efficient way to solve vertical access
problems. Rope access can also be integrated with traditional access methods
where appropriate.
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Benefits from Rope Access:
• Access provision can be a significant proportion of any project's
costs. Rope Access techniques can replace traditional solutions and offer
clients significant savings.
• Single point of contact for the client
- providing both access and contracting. A single source reduces costs,
provides easier site co-ordination and controls costs.
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Single point of contact for the client - providing both access and contracting.
A single source reduces costs, provides easier site co-ordination and controls
costs.
• Rope systems are quick to install and dismantle. By removing
operational and time constraints, rope access services are often able to extend
the 'time window' available to undertake work.
• The use of rope
access may obviate the need for track possessions or road closures. This can
generate large cost savings.
• Rope access is statistically safer
than scaffolding and uses fewer men. Ropes can be removed from site at the end
of each shift - this is a particular benefit for works on structures where
there is the potential for vandalism.
• The versatility of rope
access services permits a more flexible and comprehensive inspections.
• Rope systems are unobtrusive. This is very important where historical
structures need to retain visual integrity during inspection or maintenance.
• By minimizing disruption at ground level, rope access often allows
other trades to continue working when compared with the disruption caused by
scaffolding.
• By avoiding loading a project with high initial costs,
rope access may allow work to proceed earlier thereby minimizing structural
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Industrial Rope Access:
Rescue Response Gear products and services apply directly or in part to these topics: Tower, dam, bridge, oil rig, derrick, tank, silo, highrise, skyscraper, crane, stadium, amusement ride, trestle, steeple, arena, factory, plant, high tension voltage transmission power line, rescue and rope access safety training courses, classes, programs, instruction, photos, pictures, videos and powerpoint presentations. Further applying to water, gas, cooling, radio, antenna and cell towers, tanks, grain silos and elevators, highrises, skyskrapers, oil rigs and derricks, oil platforms, ships and ship building, stadiums, cranes, trestles, steeples, ski lifts and generally all structures of high vertical angle access or confined space entry access.
Related to these structures and our products and services is construction, building, installation, renovation, damage repair and repairs, maintenance, structural inspection and inspections, examination, analysis, non-destructive testing (NDT) research, certification, systems, techniques, procedures, methods, policies, standards, technology, rope rigging, rock climbing, fire fighting and rescue, wall scaling, cleaning, painting, window and power washing, sand blasting, facilities and facility maintenance management, scaffolding and scaffold repair, etc.
For industrial and commercial inspectors, contractors, consultants, technicians, specialists, steeplejacks, firefighters, arborists, foresters, trainers and related inspector, contractor, consultant, technician, specialist, arborist, forester, steeplejack, and trainer companies or their needs for equipment, gear, team building, supplies or a class, course or program. |
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Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians
The Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians was founded to provide a specific and useful resource for information, networking, and support for companies and workers who use on-the-job rope access techniques.
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Services for Structural Maintenance and Repair
Rope Access Technicians are continually adapting and applying rope access techniques to new settings. They have gained acceptance for these methods by introducing safe, successful programs, specific to the needs of industry, while generating significant cost savings.
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Services for Structural Inspection and Testing
Rope Access Technicians specialize in Industrial Rope Access for inspection and NDE services. Multi-disciplined inspectors certified in accordance with SNT-TC-1A inspectors use rope access methods to safely reach areas of concern and perform the work at hand. There is no need for heavy cranes or scaffolding – just one team of specialist who can get the job done safely and cost effectively.
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Services for Non Destructive Testings and Evaluations
Rope Access Technicians provide comprehensive services in conventional Nondestructive Testing and Nondestructive Evaluation methods. These technicians are fully trained and certified in accordance with SNT-TC-1A and have advanced level certifications for many of the inspection and testing services we provide.
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