ROPE Access

 All our equipment undergoes regular LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations) testing to ensure compliance with working at height safety regulations. This commitment to safety ensures that our teams can perform their duties with confidence and peace of mind. 

 Drawing on our extensive expertise in the industry, we conduct thorough risk assessments for all our sites. Following these assessments, we often determine that rope access is the safest method for carrying out work at elevated levels. 

 All our rope access operatives have undergone extensive training covering techniques, equipment usage, and health and safety protocols for working at heights. This rigorous training ensures that our team members are well-prepared and equipped to carry out their duties safely and effectively, maintaining the highest standards of professionalism at all times. 

 Frequently, tree work and debris removal are necessary in areas with challenging ground conditions, such as over water with strong currents or unstable land. In such situations, traditional methods of working can pose significant risks to the safety of workers. However, utilizing rope access techniques mitigates these risks by providing a secure and reliable means of accessing and working in these hazardous environments. This approach ensures the safety of our team members while enabling us to effectively carry out tasks in areas where conventional methods may not be feasible or safe.

 Rope access techniques offer unparalleled access to structures such as viaducts and bridges, enabling operatives to efficiently maintain and clear these vital infrastructure components. Inaccessible areas that would otherwise pose significant challenges become easily reachable, thanks to the versatility and agility afforded by rope access. This capability ensures that these critical structures can be regularly inspected, maintained, and cleared of debris, contributing to their longevity and safe operation. 

  We work closely alongside our sister company,  Aquatic Restorations, to reduce costs of external resourcing where possible. Take a look at our website for more information.