Height safety compliance: what building owners need to know
Your obligations around roof anchors and fall-arrest systems, and how often they really need recertifying.
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What a thorough façade inspection should cover, and the red flags owners' committees shouldn't ignore. On a high-rise façade, the cost of reaching a problem the traditional way often dwarfs the repair itself, which is exactly why rope access changes the equation.
Why it matters
Left unaddressed, small defects compound. Water finds its way in, reinforcement corrodes, and a minor patch becomes a major remedial program. Catching and fixing issues early is almost always the cheaper path.
What to look for
- Cracking, spalling or rust staining on concrete elements
- Damp patches, efflorescence or leaks tracking internally
- Failed sealant joints and perished membranes
- Loose or damaged façade panels and glazing
How we help
Our directly-employed, IRATA-trained tradespeople access every elevation up close, document what they find against each elevation, and rectify it to specification, with a complete before / during / after record for owners, engineers and insurers.
