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Rope access, also known as industrial climbing, uses ropes, harnesses, and equipment designed for climbing and rigging to get to places that scaffolding or cranes can’t. It originally came from the ...

Inspection and maintenance work is increasing for rope-access technicians across the African mining industry, ... ultrahigh-pressure detection skills and protective-coating application rigging.

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Federal safety officials have proposed penalties against a crane rigging contractor and a tower crane owner related to the April tower crane accident in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in which a rigger ...

The maximum load supported by a flexible steel wire rope must not exceed 1/6 of its minimum guaranteed breaking strain (compared to one fifth for general rigging). This means the normal rigging rule ...

Commonly referred to as ‘rope access’, it covers use of ropes, lanyards and harnesses to secure persons to fixed or travelling anchor points e.g. at an edge, climbing a tree or fixed vertical ...

It’s not that I walked into the 13,000-square-footspace thinking that I knew anything about the actual machinations of rigging and rope access.

One 2 June 2, Vertech Group rope access technician Michael Jurman died as he was performing a high-risk task on the outside of the platform. The National Offshore Petroleum Safety & Environmental ...