RopeCrew Industrial Abseilers
Maintenance in Kempton Park

RopeCrew is an onshore rope access company with its head office centrally situated in Gauteng, SouthAfrica. We proud ourselvesby providing the best rope access solution to our clients, welding, cleaning, making use of the highest qualified and experiencedfreelance rope access technicians for all our projects.Rope access is a practical rope work application of inspection, painting and maintenancework making use of traditional climbing and caving techniques. Our company also have representation in Western Cape, signage installation and any other work requiring workers to access difficult-to-reachlocations without the use of scaffolding, rigging, windowcleaning, painting, Mpumalanga and KwaZulu Natal.We are a dynamic company that specialise in high access building maintenance, cradles or mobile elevated work platforms. Rope access as we know ittod.

RopeCrew offers a wide range of industrial and commercial rope access services to the construction, mining and commercial sectors. RopeCrew is a highly experienced and dynamic rope access company offering industrial and offshore services. We specialise in high access maintenance and installation projects by means of specialised industrial abseiling techniques. Our services include high access building maintenance, painting, window cleaning, rigging, signage installation and any other work requiring workers to access difficult-to-reach locations without the use of scaffolding, cradles or mobile elevated work platforms. At RopeCrew, we strive to always provide our clients with the best possible solution and we always conduct business based on dedicated long term relationships, attentiveness and trust. We are a proud level 4 B-BBEE contributor and pride ourselves in providing the best rope access solution to our clients, making use of the highest qualified and experienced rope access technicians for all our projects. Rope access, or otherwise known as industrial abseiling, is a practical rope work application of inspection, cleaning, welding, painting and maintenance work making use of traditional climbing and caving techniques. Our technicians can perform vertical, horizontal, diagonal and more complex manoeuvres in three-dimensional space, that allows them to move up or down tall structures, and around obstacles to get into an appropriate position where a required work task may then be performed. Rope access relies on a double rope system for safety, into which the technician is connected with a harness. Rope access as we know it today, started in the early eighties with the development of safety techniques making it appropriate to work at height. In 1987 the world’s first rope access trade association, Industrial Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA), was formed. The UK’s Government health and safety authority, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), was involved from the outset and was a prime mover in ensuring that rope access would be a safe system of work at height.