Specialist tasks at height, below ground and in confined spaces
In addition to alpine stabilisation and installation work, this service area includes confined space attendants and work in shafts or confined spaces. The subcategories guide you to the right starting point for your task.
Access in demanding terrain
Steep slopes, rock faces and remote facilities place particular demands on access. In alpine terrain, the work position, material transport and surrounding conditions must be considered together.
Rope techniques can help specialist contractors and designers reach particular areas. The specific commission and specialist responsibilities are defined before work starts. Execution does not replace a geological or structural assessment.
Rock stabilisation and rockfall protection
- Rope-assisted rock stabilisation work
- Installation work on rockfall protection systems
- Maintenance and repair work in the terrain
- Support for alpine stabilisation and installation tasks
The measure carried out depends on project specifications and local conditions. Existing documentation, known damage and the responsible specialists should be included in planning at an early stage.
An enquiry tied to the location
Specify the location and accessibility of the work position. Overview photos, plans and known access routes make initial orientation easier. The planned scope of work, available transport routes and project partners involved are also helpful.
In the terrain, weather and seasonal conditions affect planning. Dates and access are therefore agreed for the specific project. An image alone does not allow a reliable assessment of a slope or rock area.
