rope access supervisor
Hello,
How are you? Have you had a good week?
Today id like to share some images of a job on Blackpool Tower.
The above image on the left is obviously not one of mine, but wanted to show how things have changed, and thank god that they have.
The guys in the past had little or no working at height protection.
These days we use advanced techniques such as rope access, to access these hard to reach places safely.
I hope that you have a good weekend.
Lee
Hello,
Hope that you are you well.
Today i thought i would show a couple of images of different rope access teams.
The above image, is a technician abseiling down from working at the top of a leg on a jack up oil and gas platform.
These images may look like fun, but an 80m vertical ladder is not. Ha!
Take care and have a good week.
Lee
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Hello,
Radio silence is over, nearly 18 months of not posting, i have an interesting catalogue that i would like to share and update this site with on a fortnightly basis.
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The above image is myself as rescue man on an 80 meter high jack up oil rig leg, whilst in dry dock having repairs.
Keep in touch.
Lee
Well... Hello, its been a while.
Lets catch up,
Most will know, that my day job is working in the oil and gas industry.
Since January i have been involved with the decommissioning of a north sea oil and gas rig, called the BP Miller.
The picture taking had to take a back seat. The next post will explain in more detail what the project entails.
But stick around, i have uploaded lots of content which will be coming out on a weekly basis, a new post every Sunday.
So please subscribe, and follow the story and images of life offshore in the oil and gas industry on a decommissioning project.
Thanks
Lee
