Rope Access, Mine Radar, Industrial Rope Access, Rockfall Protection
Rope Access
Rope Access: Safe Access
ROCK Australia provides trained and experienced operators for industrial rope access. Aligned to internationally recognised standards (IRATA), Rock employs a comprehensive safety and quality management system for drilling, geotechnical and construction services to challenging work environments.
| • | Open pit wall stabilisation and slope treatments |
| • | In-pit construction including dewatering pipe installations |
| • | Ground support and control of road and rail cuttings |
| • | Rockfall protection barriers |
| • | Helicopter material transport and placement |
Rope Access Benefits
| • | Extremely safe |
| • | Provides much needed technical access to hard to reach areas |
| • | Offers flexibility and adaptability |
| • | Unique and more cost effective than scaffolding |
| • | Quickly gained acceptance in the mining industry |
IRATA - Industrial Rope Access Trade Association
ROCK Australia is a proud member of the Industrial Rope Access Trade Association, which an important initiative in ensuring a safe working environment for the industry. ROCK Australia abides by the IRATA Code of Ethics, subject to a strict audit by qualified independent inspectors, to ensure quality assurance, safety, training and working standards and practices are being met.
Safety is paramount and since its formation, IRATA and its members have worked continuously to:
| 1. | Improve safety in the industry |
| 2. | Produce an industry standard set of guidelines and training requirements |
| 3. | Provide a comprehensive assessment and registration process for operatives |
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IRATA www.irata.org Industrial Rope Access Trade Association |
If quality, safety and cost effective solutions are important to your business, choose ROCK Australia!
Contact us today for drilling & blasting, mine radar, geotechnical, cable bolts, rockfall protection, slope stabilisation, depressurisation drilling, rope access and environmental products and services.
