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Case Study: Bird Netting

In this case study, we assisted our client by installing a bird netting system under a bridge in preparation for an upcoming rehabilitation project. By using rope access, we were able to install the net without implementing road closures.

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SPRAT Training

SPRAT (Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians) is based in America and aims to promote the safe use of Rope Access within our regulatory bodies here in North America. SPRAT training also consists of three levels of certification, which we host every month in BC only. Our methods of teaching aim to lay out the basics as clearly as possible; while inspiring you to problem solve and to be as efficient as possible. Team collaboration is essential for successful Rope Access technicians and we embody that nature within our Rope Access training.

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Tower Climbing and Rescue

Our Tower and Climbing Rescue program comes in two parts, Climber 1 and Climber 2. Both are in line and approved by STAC (The Structure, Tower and Antenna Council). This course is meant for technicians who have to climb and work on telecommunication towers. Custom and on-site training is available for this course.

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Petzl PPE Competent Person Course

Gain competency in the thorough examination of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). This Petzl course is perfect for individuals who are responsible for equipment and work at height PPE inspections. But, we encourage all technicians to take this course to gain a better understanding of equipment inspection, which ultimately prevents equipment failure on site.

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Custom Work At Height Training

We understand that sometimes you need training for a specific work site or structure. Understanding the rescue procedures, protocols, and equipment for a particular job is important and you may not have someone qualified in-house to run this program. Our training team has helped many companies in this scenario with our custom rescue training. These programs can be completed at our facilities or on site.

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Netting Services

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Tension Netting Platforms

Redefining temporary access for construction, we can provide walkable work platform netting for a variety of work scopes such as inspections, electrical, coatings, surface preparations, pipe insulation, and more. This system is ideal as a cost effective alternative to scaffolding for those hard to reach locations.

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Drop Protection Netting

Protecting workers or sensitive locations below. From bridges to busy construction sites, debris netting catches falling debris, and reduces your chance of personal or property claims due to falling objects. We can provide netting options in stainless steel, mild steel, nylon, polyester and more.

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Containment Netting

Contain debris and liquid from exiting the work location. Our systems work for a variety of containment needs.

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Bird Netting

Protect sensitive areas from property damage and eliminate the clean up required to deal with nesting birds. Bird guano can damage coating systems, and provide health hazards to your workforce or the general public. In addition, some work locations require pre-planning the fall before to allow for construction in the Spring without interference from nesting activities.

What is Rope Access

Based on the concept of “doubling up,” Rope Access is a system consisting of ropes and hardware that are attached to a worker in a full body Rope Access harness. Using trained techniques, the worker can utilize this system to go up, down, and around a difficult work location. In addition to this flexibility, a Rope Access Technician can be supported in suspension at their work location all while avoiding any worksite hazards. Below is an illustrative breakdown of the rope access system.

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FAQs About Rope Access

Pacific Ropes: Innovative Solutions

Helping construction and energy industries access hard-to-reach locations with custom work at height solutions