Rigging Solutions
Bespoke rigging solutions
for venues and events.
Our Rigging Consultants have over 20 years experience providing expert advice on how to strategically plan and navigate the complexities of rigging projects. Whether it’s a broadcasted live event or your local village hall, we can accommodate any project. Design is at the heart of everything we do, our bespoke CAD solutions seamlessly integrate rigging systems into any setting, overcoming technical obstacles to realize your creative vision.
Bespoke rigging solutions
for venues and events.
Our Rigging Consultants have over 20 years experience providing expert advice on how to strategically plan and navigate the complexities of rigging projects. Whether it’s a broadcasted live event or your local village hall, we can accommodate any venue. Design is at the heart of everything we do, from creating bespoke CAD solutions that seamlessly blend rigging systems with existing environments or overcoming technical obstacles, we can realize your creative vision.
Our Lifting Solutions provide robust, reliable systems to handle heavy loads with precision, ensuring your equipment is securely positioned. We also specialize in Working at Height & Rope Access Solutions that guarantee even the most challenging elevated tasks are performed safely and effectively, adhering to stringent safety standards.
What's included
Rigging Consultancy
Design & CAD Solutions
Lifting Solutions, Operations & Equipment
Working at Height Solutions
Rope Access Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the UK working at height regulations?
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 help prevent injury and death caused by falling. Employers and facility managers must ensure work is carried out by competent individuals, with proper risk assessments, planning and supervision. Workers must be provided with regularly inspected PPE, such as harnesses, helmets and fall arrest systems, as well as equipment such as scaffolding. These regulations, enforced by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), do not not specify a minimum height for tasks to be classified as ‘Working at Height’.
What are the UK requirements for rope access?
Part 3 of The Work at Height Regulations 2005 requires rope access systems to use at least two separately anchored lines: one working line for access and support, and one safety line. Workers must be equipped with a suitable harness that connects them to both lines. The working line should have a safe means of ascent and descent, along with a self-locking system to prevent falls. The safety line must feature a mobile fall protection system that travels with the user. Additionally, risk assessments must guide the use of a single rope in certain situations where it poses less risk, provided safety measures are in place.
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