Rope access electricians, Melbourne.
Electrical and mechanical works at height — façade lighting, signage power, rooftop plant and high-rise services — carried out by licensed trades on rope access, without scaffold or building shutdowns.
The electrical jobs that scaffold makes expensive.
Façade lighting that's failed twenty floors up. Power to new signage on a tower. Plant on a roof that needs servicing. Conventionally, that means an EWP, scaffold or a shutdown before a tool is lifted. 360 Access reaches it directly: licensed electrical and mechanical trades who are also rope-access qualified, so the work gets done at height without the access bill or the disruption.
Electrical & mechanical works at height.
Lighting
Façade and architectural lighting install, replacement and repair on high-rise.
Signage power
Power and connection for signage and displays at height. See glazing & façade works.
Plant & services
Rooftop and façade-mounted plant access, mechanical works and electrical maintenance.
Rope access electrical FAQs
Are your electrical works carried out by licensed trades?
Yes — electrical work is done by appropriately licensed trades who are also rope-access qualified, so work at height is completed safely, compliantly and without scaffold.
What electrical and mechanical work can you do at height?
Façade and architectural lighting, signage and display power, rooftop and façade-mounted plant, and electrical/mechanical fault-finding and maintenance on high-rise.
Can you work without shutting the building down?
In most cases, yes — rope access reaches the work directly, avoiding long scaffold programs and minimising disruption to tenants.
Electrical or mechanical job up high?
Tell us the building and the work — we'll respond within one business day.
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