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Industry & rope access

Work at the hard-to-reach point.

On buildings, communications masts and technical installations, DaBrain CLIMB TECH plans access around the agreed task and site operations.

Rope access worker wearing a yellow helmet beside a blue glass facade in a CLIMB-TECH project
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Show the structure and work area

A hard-to-reach area is not always high above the ground. The component's position, its surroundings and the required task matter. The dedicated website lists facade and glass cleaning, roof work, work at height, antenna and communications mast work, and railing installation. Close-up photos and a view of the whole structure help with an enquiry. Describe the task, location and known dimensions so the work area can be understood.

Plan around site operations

Explain the site's access rules and who will coordinate the work locally. Operating hours, approvals and any restricted areas influence planning, along with materials and equipment. Surface work also requires consideration of the surface itself; the scope of visual checks and inspection tasks is agreed beforehand. Whether and how work can fit around ongoing operations is discussed for the individual project. This forms the basis of the specific commission.

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YOUR QUESTIONS.

Which structures are among the fields of work?

The dedicated website shows and describes work on buildings, facades, roof areas, communications masts and installations. Suitability for your specific work area is assessed in advance.

Are photos enough for planning?

They help with the first discussion. Whether more documents or a site visit are needed depends on the task and any remaining questions about the structure.

What operational information should I provide?

Include operating hours, access rules, responsible people and your preferred timeframe. This allows the parties to discuss relevant procedures and approvals early.

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