DaBrain Group/CLIMB TECH/A clear task. A planned job.

Industry & rope access

A clear task. A planned job.

From the initial brief to the agreed job, DaBrain CLIMB TECH discusses the task, access, scope and timeframe directly with you.

Rope access worker wearing a yellow helmet beside a blue glass facade in a CLIMB-TECH project
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Use the enquiry as a working brief

Start with five details: what needs doing, where the site is, which structure is involved, what access is known and when you would like the work carried out. Photos of the work area and available drawings complete the brief. Access, protection, surroundings and staffing are then discussed. A site visit may be needed if important questions remain. Tree work includes an assessment before planning.

Agree the offer and the job in advance

This provides the basis for discussing services, prices and any travel or accommodation costs. Special materials and additional services also belong in the agreement. The date, contacts, approvals and work area are coordinated for the job. Execution follows the agreed services and the actual conditions at the structure. Your enquiry starts this discussion; you agree a date and specific scope directly with DaBrain CLIMB TECH.

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YOUR QUESTIONS.

Does my enquiry need every technical detail?

Start with the information you have and identify any gaps. The location, task, structure, access and timeframe help focus the next questions.

When is a site visit discussed?

When the available documents do not clarify the conditions sufficiently. An assessment is part of the described process for tree work.

What is agreed before commissioning the work?

The specific scope and pricing conditions. The date, contacts, required approvals and work area are coordinated for the job that follows.

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