ACCESS EQUIPMENT & PLATFORMS
ACCESS EQUIPMENT & PLATFORMS
EASI-DEC ACCESS SYSTEMS LTD Merlin House, Blaydon Road, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 1RZ T: 01767 691812 F: 01767 691802 E:
info@easi-dec.com W:
easi-dec.co.uk
Easi-Dec Access Systems produces a range of products for roof line and low level access which are designed to deliver safe rapid access solutions for on-site working.
Products include access platforms such as Easi-Dec, Window-Dec and Roofline systems, low level and interior platforms, solar installation solutions including Solar Platform and Solar Access System, Roof-Walk, Board-Walk and Valley-Walk fragile roof access systems and ladder safety accessories. All products are tested to European and North American standards and are used by many local authorities, installers and contractors.
Easi-Dec Access Systems is part of the Kee Safety Group, a leading global supplier of fall protection solutions and safety railing systems.
LADDERSTORE The Old Bank, 116-118 Bradshaw Brow, Bolton, Lancashire BL2 3DD T: 01204 590232 F: 01204 595421 E:
info@ladderstore.com W:
www.ladderstore.com
Ladderstore are specialists in Working at Height safely. Our experienced team advise on the best solution to any access query and if we cannot find a standard product we work closely with all the leading UK manufacturers to design and manufacture bespoke solutions.
We also have our own ladder and access safety tagging system – Ladder Log - which we give free samples of. Ladder Log provides a clear visual record of your ladder and access equipment inspection safety history and are a simple solution to ensure you are meeting the requirements of the latest Working at Heights directive. This system can be designed and tailored to your exact requirements giving you your own bespoke tag.
For any immediate requirements please give Jacky or Richard a ring on 01204 590232 or look at the website at
www.ladderstore.com and we will give you the very best advice and prices.
SAFER ACCESS SOLUTIONS LTD Haywood House, Stourbridge, West Midlands DY8 1PA T: 07814 799015 E:
sales@saferaccesssolutions.co.uk W:
www.saferaccesssolutions.co.uk
Our multi-skilled, independently trained technicians to IRATA Level 3 can solve complex and costly access problems.
SAS installs and annually re-tests Class A1 anchor devices (safety harness eye bolts) for rope access and fall arrest purposes. We also install and annually re-test Class C man safe wire systems for work restraint and fall arrest on all types of roofs and buildings.
We are specialists in facade cleaning, gutter cleaning, banner installation and removal, and the installation of bird deterrent systems including bird netting and spike and wire systems against all species of pest birds.
SAS employees are all trained and hold iPAF licences for the use of Mobile Elevated Working Platforms (MEWPS). We are fully approved members of The Safe Contractor Scheme and approved testers of safety eyebolts and general fixings by The Construction Fixings Association.
TASKFORCE UK LTD T: 01252 784520 M: 07973 833614 E:
ryan@taskforceukltd.com W:
www.taskforceukltd.com
Our aim at Taskforce is to provide a safe, effective and professional nation-wide service, paying close attention to exactly what the customer wants. Each task will always be completed to your absolute satisfaction and no job is too big or too small. Our aim is to satisfy our customers with professional quality work at an affordable price. Each job will be given complete attention to quality and detail. We take pride in making sure the job is done right first time, every time.
What we can do: • Water-fed pole systems • Rope Access • Safety Systems and Eye Bolts • Mechanical Platform Services • Cradle Operations • Window & Building Cleaning • External Maintenance • High Pressure Cleaning • Bird Deterrent Systems • Tree surgery • Graffiti removal • Cladding & glazing restoration • Sealant application • Stone masonry • Consultancy service
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ACCESS EQUIPMENT & PLATFORMS | TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2015/16
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