Safety & Access Compliance
Safety is the foundation of everything we do at Allweathercoating. We carry comprehensive liability coverage and maintain strict compliance with WorkSafeBC regulations.
Operating at height on high-rise office towers and residential buildings requires rigorous attention to risk assessment. Allweathercoating utilizes certified rope access techniques which offer unparalleled safety compared to traditional access options.
Our Safety Protocols
- Daily Anchor Inspection: Technicians verify anchor certification tags before rigging.
- Dual Ropes: All technicians operate with two separate lines: a primary working line and an independent safety backup line.
- Ground Protection: Setting up clear caution zones and ground barricades to prevent pedestrian hazards.
- Rescue Preparedness: A comprehensive written rescue plan is prepared for every site before drops begin.
Compliance Checklist
- Full compliance with WorkSafeBC Part 11 (Fall Protection)
- SPRAT/IRATA certified crew members
- Active WorkSafeBC account in good standing [Status Placeholder]
- $10M general commercial liability insurance policy
Frequently Asked Questions
What certifications do your technicians hold?
Our technicians are certified by SPRAT (Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians) or IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association), which are the globally recognized standards for industrial rope work.
Do you inspect roof anchors before starting a project?
Yes, before rigging ropes, we verify that the building’s engineered roof anchors have an active annual certification. If anchors are out of date, we work with the property manager to coordinate testing.
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