High Rise Window Cleaning

What Is High Rise or Bosun Chair Work?
High Rise or Bosun Chair Work is defined as a set of techniques in which ropes and specialized hardware are used to provide the primary means of support for workers to access and complete work. This is accomplished using a two-rope system. The main rope supports the worker and the safety, or back-up, rope provides fall protection.

What Are The Benefits Of High Rise/Bosun Chair Work?
Cost Effective: Compared with traditional methods for
 performing high-angle work, i.e. man lifts, crane buckets,
 scaffold, swing stage, etc., bosun chairs provide
 substantial cost and time savings. Rope Access Systems
are simple and easily adapted to a wide variety of
circumstances. This results in less time getting there and
 more time on task.

Minimal Disruption: Bosun Chair systems are easily 
deployed and require very little physical space. This
 minimizes disruption of normal operations, traffic,
 pedestrians and public areas.

WCB/OSHA Compliant: Men In Kilts High Rise Technicians 
use an independently anchored WCB / OSHA compliant fall arrest
 system as a redundant back up to positioning ropes and
equipment. All Men In Kilts High Rise Technicians go through both Fall Protection and Controlled Descent training before being allowed on any building.