Rope access + height safety

Abseiling and rope access

Abseiling is a safe, cost-effective way to reach a building at height. It lets OneVision deliver a wide range of maintenance and trade services from the ropes.

Blue rope tied off to a wall-mounted anchor eye at the top of a high-rise, with the road and parked cars far below

What it is

Our technicians work from ropes anchored to the roof, each with a working line and a separate safety line. Every job has a site-specific risk assessment, Safe Work Method Statement and rescue plan.

All OneVision staff are trained in accordance with IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association) and ARAA (Australian Rope Access Association), and are qualified in their own trades. See our services for the work we do on ropes.

Why use abseiling

  • Shorter set-up and work timesLess set-up time and shorter jobs cut your labour costs and finish projects sooner.
  • Work when it suits youDuring business hours, after hours or on weekends.
  • Quiet and unobtrusiveLittle disturbance for the building's occupants and residents.
  • Experienced, qualified abseilersEvery OneVision abseiler is experienced, skilled and qualified in line with industry standards.

On the job

On ropes among the palms, Technician in orange overalls on a tower.
On ropes among the palmsTechnician in orange overalls on a tower.
Descending a curved tower, Rope technician with a bucket.
Descending a curved towerRope technician with a bucket.
Above the beach, Technician on ropes, ocean below.
Above the beachTechnician on ropes, ocean below.
At the roof edge, Rigging above a city street.
At the roof edgeRigging above a city street.

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