All Industrial Rope Access Applications
Rigging
Industrial rope access Rigging provides a highly effective alternative to conventional rigging methods. Utilizing rope access riggers allows access to overhead areas that would traditionally have to be reached by scaffolding in order to install rigging hardware. It allows for smooth and speedy operations in delicate and sensitive areas. Both these aspects make it a very attractive option for industries where time, materials and safety are a top priority.
Another growing field of rope access rigging lies in the residential sector. Current building trends devote less and less space to elevators. Getting that favourite piece of furniture or treasured object into your apartment can pose problems...
Our specialist rope access technicians at Abseil Access can expertly raise (or lower) any size shape object, no matter how light, heavy or fragile up or down the façade of your building and gently land it on your balcony/roof top.
From piano to painting, couch to cabinet... Almost anything is possible. Call or fill out our form for a free quote.
ANZ Stadium
In 2009, Abseil Access completed the installation of ANZ new sign and logo to the world famous stadium. A full overhaul was completed on the sign and backboard. Works included re painting the backboard a new color with two part epoxy paint ant the installation of new letters and logo.
Couch lifting
In 2009, upon completion of construction to a residential building, it was discovered that the elevator was too small to accommodate items of furniture belonging to the new occupants. Abseil Access was called in to lift various items up the fragile façade of the building and manoeuvre them into position. Residents were relived and pleasantly surprised to see how easily their items were lifted into their new homes.
Darwin Liquid Natural Gas Plant
In 2009, the team at Abseil Access were called to the Darwin LNG plant to perform various jobs involving rope access rigging scenarios. These highly successful operations were carried out under the high safety standard expected on refinery sites and with little or no disruption to surrounding works, saving the client literally thousands of dollars in lost time.