Rope Access Operations

Mira provides Rope Access services for work to be done at high or deep areas that cannot be reached by traditional methods such as scaffolding and cranes.

Mira is a member of IRATA International and SPRAT. Our operations are carried out at world-renowned standards.According to the safety statistics recorded by the IRATA Association and the SPRAT Association, 1 light work accident occurs in 200,000 hours in operations managed by member companies. This data reveals that Rope Access is a very safe method when compared to traditional access methods (crane, scaffolding, personnel risers, etc.).

IRATA or SPRAT member companies are audited every year. In these inspections; processes such as material tracking, operational safety, technician tracking are checked and it is confirmed that the member company offers quality service. Employers may question whether the companies he subcontracts are members of IRATA or SPRAT. So they can secure their operations.

In order to increase your operational efficiency and reduce your costs, Expert Mira Teams are at your side for your hard-to-reach and difficult jobs.

Rope Access is Safe, because all the work is done by Rope Access Technicians with international working at height certificates, no unskilled workers are used. In this way, the principle of zero work accident is preserved, projects are not left unfinished.

Rope Access is Fast, because the safety lines to be established and the safety measures to be taken for jobs in hard-to-reach and dangerous areas are included in the basic training of Rope Access Technicians, and they start work without the need for a second team.

Rope Access is of High Quality, because Rope Access Technicians, who have full knowledge of the work at height safety equipment and have no problem with the feeling of being at height, are highly educated people who follow the sectoral developments and research the intricacies of the job; They don't rush things.

Rope Access is Economical, Because it does not require access to the pre-work area, ground preparation, installation, post-work dismantling and evacuation, as in conventional crane and scaffolding methods used for working at height. During work, it does not interfere with the work of other teams as it does not take up space on the floor.