Rock Bolting
Difficult-access rock bolting combines specialized access with drilling and installation of anchors used to stabilize rock faces and slopes. Rope access enables technicians to reach precise installation points, position equipment, drill, install rock bolts and anchors, and support engineered stabilization work across steep and irregular terrain.
Why Rope Access?
— Precise Access to Drilling Locations
— Direct Access Across Steep Rock Faces
— Equipment Positioning at Height
— Flexible Rigging Configurations
— Access to Isolated Installation Points
— Reduced Heavy Access Equipment
— Minimal Ground Disturbance
APPLICATIONS + CAPABILITIES
— Rock Bolt Installation
— Stabilization Anchors
— Drilling Support
— Anchor Installation
— Mesh + Anchor Connections
— Rock Face Stabilization
— Difficult-Access Installation Points
— Existing Anchor Inspection + Maintenance
FACILITIES:
— Highway + Road Cuts
— Railroad Corridors
— Bridges + Infrastructure
— Quarries + Aggregate Facilities
— Mining Facilities
— Dams + Hydroelectric Facilities
— Industrial Sites
— Mountain + Hillside Developments
— Coastal + Cliffside Structures
— Infrastructure Corridors