IRATA

Rope access (IRATA)

IRATA-certified rope access teams reaching the parts of the railway plant and machinery cannot, high-sided cuttings, rock faces, viaducts and structures, safely and without the cost of full scaffold.

Where a cutting is too steep, a rock face too loose or a structure too awkward for plant, rope access is the safe and cost-effective answer. Our IRATA L1–L3 technicians deliver de-vegetation, examination support and light remediation at height, in separated environments and under possession.

Rope access teams integrate directly with our vegetation, examination and ecology crews, so a single mobilisation can clear a rock cutting, examine the asset behind it and leave the site compliant, without three separate sub-contractors and three separate possessions.

IRATA L1–L3 PTS COSS-led Work at height
Capability

What we deliver on rope access (irata).

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01

De-vegetation at height

Removal of vegetation from high-sided cuttings, rock faces and structures where plant cannot safely reach.

02

Structure inspection support

Rope access to give examiners hands-on access to bridge, viaduct and retaining-wall faces.

03

Rock face & slope work

Scaling, de-vegetation and netting support on DOL1 rock cuttings and unstable slopes.

04

Bolt-up & light remediation

Minor remediation, fixings and make-safe works carried out at height under IRATA method.

05

Separated delivery

Teams configured to work in separated environments, keeping the railway open where possessions are scarce.

Rope access (IRATA)
Rope access operatives on site during a lineside project.
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