Case Studies
from #thinkaccess

Following from fire damage, #thinkaccess assisted a regular customer with the cleaning of fire damaged panels and roof sheets to an exacting standard. Utilising both MEWP and IRATA Rope Access means we were able to complete this project with very little disruption to the machinery within the building thus meaning this factory could be back…

No we didn’t get to have a go on the slides… but enjoy this project we did, nonetheless. Employed by our customer to carry out remedial painting works following construction damage, #thinkaccess supplied qualified Rope Access Painters to this project on a daily basis, as required. Whilst on site we also assisted with installation of…

Did you know Covent Garden is one of the most popular attractions in the world, with roughly 44m visitors a year!? No wonder our customer placed their trust in a company they knew would deliver the project with the least disruption as possible and maintain a professional manner to match the buildings prestigious status. Looking…

A yearly contract that #thinkaccess complete for our customer, we were employed to carry out a yearly stack inspection/survey on the main stack at Brigg Power Station during their 2020 outage. Completing both visual/photographic inspection via Rope Access and torque checking/tightening of the main stack bolts, this is a local contract our employees like to…

Working with one of our long-time established customers #thinkaccess were employed to install the fire suppression (sprinkler) system to the roof of the waste bunker at the Avonmouth Efw construction project. This being the 6th Waste Bunker installation we have completed the #thinkaccess teams were able to bring this project in comfortably on time, and…

Due to the complexity of installing the cladding underneath the main roof of Liverpool FC’s new stand, and the cost of installing a full height scaffold from the seating area to roof height, Rope Access was identified as the most viable solution. Working upside down and sometimes (in the splay areas) at a serious pitch…