Rope access for industrial facilities
A maintenance task twenty metres up should not need a week of scaffold first. Our technicians reach tanks, structures and plant by rope and are off site when the task is done.
Work we do on industrial sites
We fit into your permit system, your shutdown window and your contractor management process.
- Tank and structure cleaning
Exterior walls washed from ropes.
- Inspection
Close visual checks of walls, joints and supports.
- Sealing and coating
Joints and coatings repaired at height.
- Rigging and lifts
Components raised and placed with rope systems.
- Standby rescue
A rescue team for your own crews at height.
Questions from industrial sites
Have you worked on an operating facility?
Yes. We cleaned the fuel storage tanks at Vancouver International Airport with the tank farm in operation.
What do you need from us to start?
Site induction, the permit to work, anchor or structure information and a contact for the day.
Is rope access accepted by WorkSafeBC?
Yes. Rope access is regulated under Part 34 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation, and our technicians hold the IRATA or SPRAT certification it calls for.
Can you supply a crew for a shutdown?
Yes. Tell us the dates and the tasks and we will confirm crew size and shifts.
Rope access work on site
Photographs from the kind of work this page describes, taken by our crew.
