IAIS India provides close visual and measurement-based inspection of elevated steel, concrete and civil structures using planned rope access systems.
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Direct access helps inspection teams document corrosion, cracking, deformation, loose components and connection defects at locations that are difficult to assess from ground level.
IAIS India and IAIS UAE deploy IRATA-certified rope access personnel and appropriately qualified trade or inspection technicians. Team composition, equipment, method statement, risk assessment and rescue arrangements are finalized for the actual site conditions and client requirements.
Final activities and acceptance requirements are confirmed in the project-specific technical proposal and approved work procedure.
Confirm scope, asset conditions, quantities, procedures, standards and expected output.
Define anchors, rope paths, exclusion zones, tool control, communication and rescue.
Complete the work under permits, approved controls, supervision and quality checks.
Location-indexed condition report; Defect photographs and marked-up drawings; Measurement and observation register; Priority findings for engineering review.
Include drawings or photographs, the required service, site conditions, applicable procedures, personnel requirements and expected reporting format.