Industrial climbing
Rope access techniques, also known as industrial climbing, enable rope-supported work at great heights. This eliminates the need for working platforms or scaffolding during testing operations: Cost and time savings for our customer.
When working at heights of more than 80 meters above ground, only our athletic inspectors who are free from vertigo are used. Every inspector trained in accordance with DIN EN 9172, who also climbs, undergoes additional training in advance at the Fach- und Interessenverband für rosegestützte Arbeitstechniken (FiSAT) and is qualified as a Level 2 height worker.
The application of industrial climbing in the materials testing sector is extremely versatile: inspections of container bridges, chimneys, industrial buildings, wind turbines and converter platforms - from regular annual inspections to accident assessments - it's all there.
Relevant downloads:
DIN EN ISO 9001, DIN EN ISO 14001, DIN EN ISO 45001, DIN EN ISO 50001, DIN EN ISO 17025 test laboratory, AGBs
Interessierte Branchen:
Mechanical and plant engineering, Power Plant Construction, On- & offshore, Shipbuilding