Installation and inspection of permanent anchor points and fall-arrest systems by IRATA-certified rope access. We fit and test the certified anchors that let your building be accessed safely for cleaning, maintenance and inspection — now and for years to come.
Safe work at height depends on reliable anchor points. Where a building has no provision — or where existing anchors are untested or ageing — rope access and maintenance teams have nothing to rig to. We install and inspect the permanent anchors and fall-arrest systems that make ongoing access safe and compliant.
Anchors are positioned to suit how the building will actually be accessed, installed into suitable structure, and tested so they can be relied on. Existing systems can be inspected and recertified as part of a maintenance regime.
Getting anchor provision right up front reduces the cost and complexity of every future facade, roof and cleaning job.
Who it's for
We review the structure and how the building will be accessed, then plan anchor positions that suit the real work.
Anchors are installed into suitable structure and load-tested so they can be relied on for safe access.
Installed systems are documented, and we can inspect and recertify anchors on an ongoing schedule.
All anchor work is carried out by IRATA-certified technicians. Installed anchors are tested before they are relied upon, and existing systems should be inspected on a regular schedule to stay safe and compliant.
Correct anchor provision underpins the safety of every other service — it is what rope access teams rig to, so we plan it carefully around the building's structure and use.
Rope access and maintenance teams need certified anchors to rig to. Without suitable provision, safe work at height isn't possible. Permanent anchors make every future access job safer and simpler.
Yes. Anchor and fall-arrest systems should be inspected and recertified on a regular schedule so they remain safe to use. We can carry out and document these inspections.
Yes. We assess the structure, plan anchor positions around how the building is accessed, and install into suitable structure, then load-test before use.
Yes — installed anchors are load-tested and documented before they're relied upon, so teams can rig to them with confidence.