Who We Are?
Our Mission
Our goal is to have happy customers, no matter how big or small. We use the most efficient procedures available, and our crew is regularly trained to guarantee that each of our projects uses the safest, quickest, and least disruptive methods possible. We want to provide complete services that fulfil all of our clients’ needs and requests, allowing us to fulfil our objective on a daily basis.
About Rope Access
A method of work positioning known as “rope access” makes use of tools and techniques that have been developed for the climbing and caving industries. Many businesses, as well as the HSE, now view rope access as a competitive substitute for scaffolding and other more conventional means of access.
Rope access is primarily used to allow workers to access regions that are difficult to reach without the use of scaffolding, cradles, or aerial platforms.
With the use of ropes and, occasionally, a rope access work seat, a rope access technician can descend, ascend, or traverse ropes while being secured in place by a harness. The 1980s saw the introduction of rope access for industrial tasks. Trade organisations such as the Industrial Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA) and the Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) have since formalised it and turned it into a tried-and-true technique for enabling workers to access difficult-to-reach areas.
Our Core Values
With more than ten years of experience, AlpMax Rope Access has provided working at height and rope access services in compliance with IRATA regulations. Our goal is to continue offering the commercial sector, its demands, and the home side of things at a high calibre of work.
As advancements in the abseiling industry reveal new and better methods for completing the task at hand and for enhancing the safe and effective application of abseiling procedures, our goal at Mach Abseiling is to keep elevating the bar for safety.