Fireproofing
Fireproofing systems on structural steel and elevated building components can require close-range inspection, localized repair, material replacement, and application support. Rope access allows technicians to work directly at beams, columns, connections, and other difficult-access components to address damaged or missing fireproofing without surrounding the structure with extensive temporary access systems.
Why Rope Access?
— Direct Access to Structural Components
— Close-Range Condition Assessment
— Efficient Localized Repairs
— Access Around Complex Steelwork
— Reduced Scaffolding Requirements
— Smaller Worksite Footprint
— Targeted Application + Maintenance
APPLICATIONS + CAPABILITIES
— Fireproofing Inspection
— Localized Fireproofing Repair
— Fireproofing Application Support
— Structural Steel
— Beams + Columns
— Connections + Supports
— Damaged Material Removal
— Patch + Touch-Up Work
— Material Replacement
— Difficult-Access Components
FACILITIES:
— Industrial + Manufacturing Facilities
— Oil + Gas Facilities
— Refineries + Petrochemical Plants
— Power Generation Facilities
— High-Rise + Commercial Buildings
— Stadiums + Arenas
— Airports + Terminals
— Warehouses + Distribution Facilities
— Parking Structures
— Aerospace + Space Facilities