Façade access systems, Melbourne.
Rope access, BMU and EWP operation, and anchor / height-safety systems — the safe, compliant ways to reach your façade for cleaning, maintenance, inspection and works.
Reach every part of the façade — safely and compliantly.
Some buildings have a BMU on the roof; some rely on anchor points and rope; many need a mix depending on the work. 360 Access works across all of them — rope access, BMU and EWP operation, and the anchor points and lines that make façade work safe. We pick the method that's safest and most efficient for the scope, rather than forcing one approach onto every job.
We also set up and certify access for others: install anchor and height-safety systems, then provide the method and standby rescue so your own maintenance contractors can work the façade compliantly.
How we reach your façade.
Rope access
certified L1–L3, fast to mobilise, no scaffold. More on rope access →
BMU & EWP
Operation of building maintenance units and elevated work platforms where they suit the building and scope.
Anchors & lines
Install, test and certify anchor points and static lines. Height safety installers Melbourne →
Façade access FAQs
What is a façade access system?
How a façade is reached for cleaning, maintenance, inspection and works — rope access, BMUs, EWPs and the anchor points and lines technicians clip to. The right mix depends on the building's height, geometry and how often the façade needs access.
Do you operate BMUs and EWPs?
Yes — our teams operate BMUs and EWPs as well as working on rope, choosing the safest, most efficient method for each scope.
Can you set up safe access for our maintenance contractors?
Yes — we install and certify anchor points and lines, and can provide the access method and standby rescue so other trades can work the façade safely and compliantly.
Need safe access to your façade?
Tell us the building and what needs reaching — we'll recommend the right method and respond within one business day.
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