rope access造句

• The Matrix team also have specialist search teams and rope access teams.
• However, he prefers to work alone, using rope access techniques.
• The panels were installed using roped access techniques.
• Rock climbing, rope access, rescue work, skydiving and parachute training also occurred later on.
• As rope access is an industrial application, helmets are mandatory as they would be on a construction site.
• The Duck-R is a beefed-up stainless steel Shunt-shaped device designed specifically for use in rope access.
• He is sponsored by Black Diamond Equipment, Moon Climbing ( apparel ), Evolv ( shoes ) and Australian Industrial Rope Access.
• His extensive experience with rope access as an Arborist and rock climber gained him a reputation in the industry as a stunt rigger.
• Richard Turner Ltd of Chesterfield, a firm specialising in industrial rope access, was hired to provide climbers to evict protesters from the trees.
• The unit also has 24 officers who are trained in rope access techniques and trained to carry out searches and counter demonstrator operations at height.
• This tends to include mountains with technical rope access issues, snow, avalanches, ice, crevasses, glaciers, alpine environments and high altitudes.
• While inspection is the most common application, painting, welding, cutting and heavy material handling can be accomplished by rope access professionals using specialised procedures.
• He calls himself a " peintre-alpiniste " ( climber-painter ) because he uses rope access techniques such as rappelling to create large outdoor murals.
• Rope access technicians also use this as a method to access difficult-to-reach areas from above for various industrial applications like maintenance, construction, inspection and welding.
• The most common applications for modern rope access include inspection, surveying, maintenance, and construction on bridges, dams, wind turbines, towers, buildings, and industrial plants.
• As part of a phased corrosion study to determine the source of distress, a team of WJE staff utilized industrial rope access techniques to access surfaces of the structure not seen up close since the 630-foot monument was completed in 1965.
• Steve and many other PMI employees have been founding and contributing members to safety and standards committees and organizations, including the National Fire Protection Association ( NFPA ) National Speleological Society ( NSS ), the National Cave Rescue Commission ( NCRC ) the Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians ( SPRAT ) [ http : / / sprat . org /, the American National Standards Institute ( ANSI ), the National Association of Tower Erectors ( NATE ) and the Mountain Rescue Association ( MRA ) [ http : / / www . mra . org/