Rope access for general contractors
The hoist is down, the swing stages are gone and the façade still has a deficiency list. We close it out from ropes, and price sealant and flashing from your drawings before that.
Scopes we take on site
We arrive with a site-specific rope access plan, our own supervision and rescue cover, and we work to your schedule and site rules.
- Exterior sealant
Window, panel and flashing joints priced from drawings.
- Flashing
Head, sill and parapet flashings behind the glazier.
- Panels and spandrels
Late and replacement pieces lifted and fixed.
- Deficiency lists
Scattered items closed out across a finished façade.
- Standby rescue
Rescue cover for trades on stages and at edges.
Questions from general contractors
Can you price from tender drawings?
Yes. We take off sealant and flashing from the architectural set and note our assumptions on access.
Do you meet site safety requirements?
We bring a rope access plan, hazard assessment, rescue plan, WorkSafeBC clearance and insurance, and attend your orientation.
Can you start after the hoist is removed?
Yes. That is when rope access is most useful: we need roof access and anchors, not a hoist.
Do you supply labour only?
Yes, where you supply the materials and direction. Our Level 3 still supervises the rope work.
Rope access work on site
Photographs from the kind of work this page describes, taken by our crew.
