Specialist inspection

Rope Access Services

Rope access takes technicians to difficult locations quickly and safely, often with minimal effect on other operations and with fewer man-at-risk hours than alternative means of access.

Rope access at height, illustrative.

Multi-disciplined, rope-access-trained teams combine access with inspection, so that survey, testing and maintenance can be carried out in a single mobilisation on offshore structures, vessels, flare stacks and other elevated installations.

At a glance

Service area
Engineering & Inspection

Markets
United Kingdom, Nigeria and Ghana

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Inspection by rope access

Structural and hull integrity surveys

Close visual inspection, aerial surveys, baseline surveys and risk-based inspection.

Flare stack, tower and riser inspection

Flare stack and radio tower inspection, riser and wellhead inspection.

Dropped-object surveys

Surveys of elevated equipment and structures to identify dropped-object risks.

Lifting surveys and derricks

Lifting surveys and inspections, and derrick surveys to API RP 4G.

NDT at height

Ultrasonic thickness measurement and flaw detection; magnetic particle, liquid penetrant and eddy current testing; thermography surveys.

Difficult-access maintenance

Blasting, coating and rig maintenance in locations where conventional access is impractical.

Why rope access

Speed of access

Teams reach the work location without the lead time of large temporary access structures.

Reduced disruption

Work can often proceed with minimal effect on other site operations.

Combined scope

Access, inspection and maintenance are delivered by one multi-skilled team.

Rope access work is planned under documented safe systems of work, with competent, trained personnel using appropriate PPE and equipment.

Enquiry

Discuss Rope Access Services

Tell us about the asset, site and scope. A member of the team will respond as soon as possible.

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