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Rope Access is a demonstrated method of achieving a safe work position at height or in areas that are hard to access. The value of this form of access has developed and statistics support one of the safest methods resulting in all manner of work from high-rise window and facade cleaning and general building fabric maintenance to repairs on some of the UK’s most iconic structures.

The main areas of rope access work are:

• Remedial concrete repair.
• Mastic works
• Secondary fixings
• Pressure washing
• Painting
• Window Cleaning
• Glazing Inspection Replacement and Repair
• Pest Control
• Banner and Sign Erection

PWC are approved installers and members of the Construction Fixings Association. PWC employ qualified, experienced personnel to install, test and re-certify safety anchors for rope access use.

The safety eyebolt or post provides a fixed anchoring point, which can be either external or internal on a building or structure. This will enable workers to attach a lanyard and safety harness to protect themselves in the event of an accidental slip or fall.

These are often utilized for window cleaning and can also be used to carry out minor building repairs.

Each installation is fitted with a PPE warning disk and can be installed into brickwork, concrete or steelwork. They conform to Class A1 EN795 and BS7883.