Rope entrance or access refers to a collection of methods where ropes and specific hardware are utilized as the primary technique of providing entrance and support to workers. Normally a two-rope system is employed: the working rope supports the worker and the protection rope provides back-up fall safety.
Why utilize rope entrance?
Modern rope access equipment, techniques, and training might be combined to supply an exceptionally secure, adaptable, proficient, and cost-effective way to solve vertical access problems.
Rope access is safe.
Independently-certified rope-entrance technicians sustain an enviable safety record without fatalities and few lost time incidents whilst working on rope.
Rope access is versatile.
Technicians can employ the methods in all kinds of environments, from confined-space penstocks to massive concrete structures to complicated steel installations. Not like traditional entrance methods, custom rope-entrance solutions might be considered to suit various functions quickly and inexpensively.
Rope access is efficient.
Systems are installed and dismantled promptly and often require less staff than usual entrance methods. Rapid deployment limits disruption to building operations by minimizing downtime.
Rope entrance is economical.
Less staff, faster completion, less equipment, and minimal downtime mean reduced costs.
Who uses rope access?
- Civil, structural, and geo – technical engineers
- Operations and maintenance workers
- Construction workers and painters
- High-rise window cleaners
- Movie and theatrical set personnel
- Tower and antenna installers
How to find some samples of common rope entrance functions?
- Structural inspections and non-destructive examination (NDE)
- Sealant installation and surface preparation
- Sand blasting and pressure washing
- Concrete repair
- Instrument installation
- Painting
- Rock scaling and anchoring
- Photography and cinematography
- Set installation
- Geological surveys
