14 April 2011
Abcas recently carried out a safety inspection and rock scaling project for an historic swimming club that makes good use of a redundant quarry.
Access was extremely limited but Abcas rope technicians were able to quickly rig ropes and get to work. Disruption was minimal and the work was completed on programme to the client’s full satisfaction.
Posted in Geotechnical Inspection and survey
7 November 2009
New smoke detector heads were fitted as part of an upgrade to an existing fire alarm system within a food processing factory. The works were above a fragile floor area and our technicians were able to use aiding techniques to move along structural steelwork to carry out the works in a completely safe manner and without loss of factory production.
Posted in Installation Inspection and survey
25 November 2008
Scaffolding had been removed from an area of high level pipework on this new energy centre site to allow access to others. Paint thickness testing and additional coating was required and roped access proved to be the most cost effective method.
Our technicians were able to access all areas required using a combination of techniques including aiding on the supporting structural steelwork.
The benefits of utilising rope access for this included the limited set up time and minimal disruption to other contractors working nearby.
The work was completed on schedule to the full satisfaction of the client.
Posted in Inspection and survey Building maintenance
7 July 2005
Posted in Inspection and survey