Case Studies
from #thinkaccess

Not for the faint hearted! This project is certainly one of the more challenging of the past year. With heights in excess of 200ft installing cladding sheets on days that seem calm at ground level become very complex at such heights. Wind speeds were unpredictable on most days, and with a site of this size…

As far as temporary access installations go this project is up there as one of the largest we have ever completed. Second only to Wembley Stadium. On site for nearly 2 years we installed all the Safety Netting, Edge Protection and Stair Access towers for our client to allow them to safely access the roof areas. A…

Having been on site from the commencement of the project our customer knew the logical methodology for this installation was via Rope Access. Running along the connection point of the existing terminal 2 building and the new extension meant there was an access issue with regards to cladding and weatherproofing in this area. Especially when you consider…

Having worked with the on-site team on previous projects #thinkaccess were requested to submit a proposal to install the Siphonic rainwater system via Rope Access due to the inherent access issues on ‘energy from waste’ projects. Having been awarded the work our experienced siphonic systems installers were mobilised to site, along with all necessary tooling that we own and…

Employed by our customer, Clugston Construction, #thinkaccess were requested to assist in the complex installation of the waste bunker crane window protection steelwork. Being installed once the structure was almost complete meant bringing in the ‘halo’ from below and lifting to position with the overhead crane. #thinkaccess Rope Access technicians then accessed the area to…

With a proven track record in Rope Access cladding installation we were happy to assist our customer with the installation of the lean-to walls on this energy-from-waste project. Although we had installed multiple walls in energy-from-wastes before this project was particularly complicated in that there were very few rigging points on the roof, and the…