Using Rope Access in Confined Space for Non Specialists

We regularly use specialist access to get client staff to and from demanding locations. We are preparing for a joint rope access / confined space survey where we will need to lower and raise client engineer into a 20m deep shaft to inspect prior to designing a a temporary scaffold access.
Here we do this using rope access equipment in combination with powered winching systems - in this case an ACX from Skylotec.
The rigging, operation and rescue plan will all be conducted by our specialist team. The client engineer will be accompanied by one of our rescue and access technicians on their own rope system throughout the entry.
To help the client understand the proposed solution we often prepare short presentations and or videos to bring the concept to lift for them as part of the initial commissioning of the proposed solution.
This video demonstrates such a technique which will be used on site over the next few weeks to make the survey phase of planning and designing future works more effective and efficient for the client.
We excel at these kinds of combined risk jobs that require lateral thinking and creativity to develop safe solutions.
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