On this page, you will find some examples of the types of work performed by Abseil Access. This is by no means an exhaustive list but it should give you a good idea about what we have achieved in the past and what is possible in the future.
Coca- Cola – Kings Cross
Coca-Cola Sign, Kings Cross, Sydney: Abseil Access were proud to be part of the replacement of the iconic Coke neon sign at Sydney's William Street. This was a major collaborative project and Abseil Access team installed the new Coke sign which is now the single largest controllable LED sign in the Southern Hemisphere. Abseil Access were proud to safely and efficiently manage the removal of the original Coca-Cola letters, which were each auctioned by Coca-Cola to raise funds for the Wayside Chapel Sydney.
AGL North Sydney
The Abseil Access team was awarded the task of rebranding the AGL signage in North Sydney. This involved safely removing hundreds of neon tubes and over 900kg of aluminium letters for recycling. The façade received a new paintjob before the new letters and changed logo could be installed. This job required extensive data wiring and the team worked efficiently to keep ahead of the completion date.
Waterfront Access Stairs
Abseil access were contacted to provide waterfront access to a property. The team installed a SAYFA KOMBI aluminium access system chosen because of it’s robustness and resistance to corrosion (being so close to water). The 3-dimensional nature of the cliff face made this a complex build. The team using their height safety experience and carpentry skills installed this functional access system. The client was very pleased to be able to safely access his favourite fishing spot again.
Geo Stabilisation Project
Abseil access assisted in the clearing and stabilisation of slopes for a water utilities centre Rope access was the preferred method due to the rugged terrain and the work areas being out of reach from the large earthmoving equipment. The team were able to efficiently access the slope and clear and stabilise the work areas.
Rydges MacKay QLD
Abseil Access were contracted for the rebranding of the Rydges Hotel in Mackay, Queensland. The stripping, removal of the existing lightbox, installation of new letters and painting was completed safely and to the highest standard. The team worked within tight time-frames to ensure minimal disruption to the clients.
Ausgrid, Sydney CBD
Ausgrid Sydney: Abseil Access completed the installation of Ausgrid Signage in the busy CBD of Sydney. The team ensured that there was minimal disruption to the building occupants and traffic flow during the installation.
Western Sydney University, Liverpool, Sydney
Western Sydney University: Abseil Access completed the installation of three sky signs for Western Sydney University. The team worked closely with the crane crew to lift the components of the new signs into place prior to installation.
Australian Catholic University- North Sydney
Abseil Access completed the large- scale signage installation for the Australian Catholic University, Sydney. Industrial rope access and rigging methods were used to safety and efficiently install the large letters and logo for the new signage.
ANZ Stadium
Abseil Access completed the installation of ANZ’s new signage and logo to the world-famous stadium at Olympic Park. A full overhaul was completed, works included re-painting the backboards and the installation of new letters and logos.
Coles re-branding
Abseil Access completed the re-branding of signage for Coles. This involved removing the old logo and re-centering the sign. Abseil Access completed this on all signs with difficult access throughout NSW.
McAfee
Abseil Access installed new signage for McAfee at their new location in North Sydney.
ACI Glass
Abseil Access completed the installation of height safety systems as part of ACI operations compliance upgrade. Systems installed included fall arrest anchors, horizontal life lines, guard rail fencing and access ladders.
Triniti Business Campus
Abseil Access completed the installation of height safety systems for the Baulderstone Constructions, Triniti Business Campus Project. Systems installed included fall arrest anchors, guard rail fencing, rope access anchors and access ladders.
Glass Change – Macquarie Bank King St wharf
Abseil Access changed out glazing panels prior to the completion of construction. The team used complex rope access and rigging methods to complete the project,removing the need for invasive access equipment and disruption on-site.
Building Inspection
Abseil Access were contracted to carry out an inspection of building façades. The inspection was carried out over several days testing all areas of the structure. Over 100 photos were taken of suspect locations and an extensive report prepared for the client. The findings of the report enabled the client to raise awareness of the significant damage to the building and initiate repairs.
Blacktown Olympic Park Stadium
Abseil Access completed the cleaning of the flange beams prior to the installation of bird proofing. This was carried out using both rope access techniques and aid climbing along the flange beams.
Couch lifting
Upon completion of construction of a residential building, it was discovered that the elevator was too small to accommodate items of furniture belonging to the new occupants. Abseil Access successfully and safely lifted multiple household items up the fragile façade of the building and manoeuvre them into position.
Darwin Liquid Natural Gas Plant
The team at Abseil Access undertook multiple tasks at Darwin LNG plant using industrial rope access and rigging methods. These highly successful operations were carried out under the highest safety standards expected on refinery sites. Minimal or no disruption was caused to surrounding works which saved the client significantly economically.
Confined Space
Abseil Access has carried many confined space works and inspections in various vessels, shafts safely and efficiently.
Painting project – office atrium
Abseil Access carried out a delicate painting job inside an office building atrium. Care was taken to protect sensitive art instillations below the work area. Disruption to the building occupants was minimal.