Service your hard to access bridges, lattice towers, cell phone antenna & more with Goleman’s aid climbing specialists.
Industrial Rigging and Aid Climbing for Difficult-To-Reach Structures
Aid climbing is used to reach difficult to access structures, from bridges and lattice towers to cell phone antenna, windfarms and natural terrains.
Our aid climbers are highly skilled at working effectively in vertical locations. Using industrial rigging and rope access work positioning systems to gain access to locations and structures without the use of scaffolding, cranes or work platforms. And to carry out work in these areas, including maintenance, repairs and heavy load manoeuvring.
All Goleman Group aid climbing technicians hold requisite New Zealand & international qualifications including:
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What is Industrial Rigging & Aid Climbing Work?
An industrial rigging and rope access system is a work positioning system used for gaining access to, and working at, a workface. Aid climbing is where a technician uses this system to gain access to locations and structures without the use of scaffolding, cranes or work platforms.
Goleman sets up industrial rigging systems to allow safe access up a structure and, just as importantly, quick access off the structure in the event of an emergency. Often it can take many specialised devices and a lot of rigging equipment to set up a safe system – which is why it’s important to only work with qualified and experienced aid climbing specialists.
Whether you require rigging or rope work for a commercial structure, industrial site or natural terrain, we can assist you with all your rigging and load manoeuvring requirements in a safe and efficient manner.
Goleman is proud to have worked on some of New Zealand’s most challenging structures. Our expertise in working at heights, in confined spaces, and in unconventional locations, means we’re able to ensure quality workmanship when completing work requiring specialised access.
Get Goleman for Industrial Rigging & Aid Climbing
Goleman specialises in industrial rigging and aid climbing for commercial structures, industrial sites and natural terrain. For maintenance, repairs and heavy load manoeuvring.
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Why choose Goleman for Industrial Rigging & Aid Climbing work?
Experience AND expertise
We are the leading nationwide provider of provider of commercial property maintenance, asset maintenance and height access services. Trusted for more than 30 years for excellence in products, service and safety.
Superior client care
As subject matter experts, we solve problems, find solutions and provide guidance, technical support and advice to our clients. We use the Goleman CARE framework (Check, Assess, Review, Execute) to provide maintenance, care and repairs that last the distance, no shortcuts, no compromises.
Going above and beyond, safely
You can count on us to get the job done, even in difficult locations. Safety is non-negotiable, with all technicians trained and certified to work safely at heights, with additional specialist training for those working in confined spaces. We use many forms of specialised access solutions including abseil/rope, scaffold and access machines. With health and safety compliance systems that exceed legislative requirements.
Sustainable work practices
Goleman is committed to being an industry leader in sustainability – reducing carbon emissions, minimising water use and waste, reducing chemical use and using smart/new technology to create operational efficiencies.
Get it right with Goleman
Goleman’s industrial rigging and aid climbing technicians have the expertise and experience to deliver innovative, reliable and cost-effective solutions for our customers. Contact us to learn more about our services, or to book a site visit.
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