Our Services covers the training, permanent fall protection systems, temporary protection work and rope access Technic Safety carries out at height. All of it shares one aim: to control work in a fall-risk area — first make the structure safe, then train the people who use it.
Working at height is treated as work calling for specific precautions under the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331 and the Regulation on Occupational Health and Safety in Construction Works. Services are therefore planned not one at a time, but as complementary parts, following the risk assessment made on site.
Service Areas Covered
The work falls into four groups:
- Training: recognising fall risk, using personal protective equipment correctly and recovering a suspended worker. Working at Height Training forms the base layer; Working at Height Rescue Training adds the intervention layer above it.
- Lifelines: permanent anchor line installation on roofs, façades, platforms and vertical access routes. A Horizontal Lifeline carries lateral movement across a plane; a Vertical Lifeline serves ladder and tower type climbs.
- Mesh applications: Security Mesh Installation and the closing of shaft and stairwell openings — collective measures against falls through openings on site.
- Rope access: Rope Access Services and exterior glass cleaning on façades where scaffolding or a platform cannot be erected.
Which Service Is Needed When?
The choice follows how long the work lasts and how often it repeats. Where the same point is reached at regular intervals — roof maintenance or ventilation unit checks — a permanent lifeline is the right answer. Where work is one-off or limited to the construction period, safety mesh and opening closures come to the fore. Where a façade cannot be reached any other way, rope access takes over. Collective protection takes priority; personal protective equipment complements it rather than replacing it. Whichever method is chosen, trained personnel are a precondition; equipment alone does not protect.
Installation and Quality Approach
Anchor and lifeline components are selected from products within the scope of EN 795. The supporting structure is assessed for suitability before installation, and the finished system is handed over with its use and periodic inspection principles explained. Corporate processes run within the ISO 9001:2015 quality management system. We can assess the risk on your site together and decide which services it needs.
