Rope Access Contracts

Here is a selection of contracts we have worked on in recent years:
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River Mersey sea wall repairs:

Instead of using an expensive and complicated scaffolding system, we were able to access any area of sea wall quickly using rope access. Once in position we were able to survey remove and repair damaged stone work. Rope access is particularly effective at working in a tidal situation where speed of access is important.

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Bird netting installation:

Using rope access we installed netting over a courtyard area at George Street Mansions, London. This difficult access problem was overcome by using tensioned ropes which an operative could then use for work positioning. This system can be set up within hours, rather than days, enabling net installation and repairs to be carried out quickly.

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Window cleaning:

By anchoring our ropes to structural steelwork, chimney stacks or resin anchors installed into brickwork, we can access most windows on most buildings. This provides a much safer method of work positioning than ladder access(which is now heavily discouraged by the HSE). Disturbance to residents or office workers is also kept to a minimum.

Urn removal - Wallasey town hall:

This 2 metre high urn on the roof's central tower was removed and then replaced with a new urn. Rather than scaffolding the tower we used rope access. The urn was moved by crane whilst rope access technicians replaced the retaining pin and secured the newly cleaned urn.

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Inspecting and painting flagpoles.

High Wayman Access operatives had the difficult task of painting the flagpoles at Conwy castle. There was no access for a cherry picker and erecting scaffolding around each flagpole would have been very time consuming and expensive. Climbing the flagpole using rope access techniques was quick and safe.