Traditional access methods may be impractical or too time-consuming, hindering rapid response efforts.
Industrial Rope Access, however, offers engineers the ability to mobilize quickly and access affected areas with minimal delay.
In the aftermath of a disaster, structural engineers equipped with industrial rope access training can:
- Swiftly assess the extent of damage
- Conduct emergency repairs
- Implement temporary stabilization measures
The agility and efficiency of Industrial Rope Access techniques facilitate rapid response efforts, helping to mitigate further risks and expedite the restoration of essential infrastructure.
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Climbing to Great Heights to Evaluate Structures
Our Industrial Rope Access Forensic Team (RAFT) structural engineers are able to efficiently access, inspect, and conduct sampling and testing of building facades, roofs, bridges, dams, tanks, towers, confined spaces, and natural features not otherwise accessible with ladders or boom lifts. The team is experienced and practicing structural and forensic engineers, so as opposed to performing this work for other engineers, they are engineers themselves.
Our engineers have been performing this type of inspection work since 1995 across the country. Industrial Rope Access has been used in the United States for over 60 years. When used by trained professionals, Industrial Rope Access techniques are safer, more efficient, and more cost effective than other traditional means of access height including scaffolding, swing stages, and cranes.
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