Rope access services in Metro Vancouver

Our technicians are IRATA or SPRAT certified and work under a Level 3 supervisor. Hire a crew, a supervisor or a rescue team, or hand us the whole scope.

Two technicians descending the glass of a tower

Rope access crews for hire

People and planning for contractors who have the work and need the access.

Two technicians on a balcony edge, one on a ladder

Rope access work we carry out

Whole scopes, priced and delivered by our own crew.

Technician hanging below a soffit on a rigged rope system

Questions about rope access

What is rope access?

Working at height on two ropes, each on its own anchor, with the technician descending from the roof to the work. It reaches places a lift cannot and sets up in hours.

When is rope access better than a swing stage?

When the work is scattered, the building has setbacks or overhangs, or the job is short. A stage wins on long runs of the same work across a flat wall.

What certification do your technicians hold?

IRATA or SPRAT, at Level 1, 2 or 3. WorkSafeBC accepts both under Part 34 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation.

Do you bring your own equipment?

Yes. Ropes, hardware, harnesses and rescue kit are ours, inspected and recorded before each job.

Surrey from a tower roof, fog in the valley and mountains on the horizon

Rope access on site

A drop over Burnaby and a descent above a residential street. The method is the same at any height.

Rope access technician on a tower façade high above Burnaby streets and rail lines
Technician in a blue jacket descending a white tower above a residential street