DIFFICULT ACCESS WORK

Our  Specialities

1 DIFFICULT ACCESS WORK

Hard-to-access jobs are varied and require many skills specific. Thanks to its qualified staff and planned working methods, organized and proven, GREEN’UP can meet your expectations in different areas.

Urban
Industrial environment
TP / BTP
Special interventions

Our teams work on so-called traditional work (covering / roofing, industry, public works, public works and public works) only on exceptional sites (events, green wall, stunt management, theater / cinema support, television,…)

GREEN’UP systematically uses trained and competent staff with appropriate levels of supervision.
 Each profession has its own competence and certification
 Our technicians all hold certification related to work at height: CQP1, 2 and 3 or / and IRATA 1, 2 and 3. On each site, a works supervisor is designated level CQP2 / 3 or / and IRATA 3.
 To these certifications are added skills specific to the operations to be carry out: nacelle authorizations, welding, masonry, electricity, …
 GREEN’UP aims to offer technicians at skill levels required for the tasks to be performed.

2 TRAINING

Our team counts among its technicians many trainers in work at height:

Harness wearing
CQP1, CQP2, TOTC
IRATA 1, 2 and 3
Rolling and fixed scaffolding

Do not hesitate to consult us in the context of improving the skills of your technicians. We will be able to direct you to the training you are looking for.

3 SUPPORT

As part of your missions, GREEN UP CONSULTING supports you on your study projects:

Drafting of Operating Procedures, Prevention Plan, PPSPS
Risk Analysis
Audit / Consulting
Management and purchase of PPE stocks 
Organization of rope work

Our Values

The main objective of rope access operations at Green Up is to ensure that a safe working system is maintained at all times. The principles described below form the inalienable bases of our systemic approach to rope work.
Key elements of a safe work system include, at Green Up. In addition to this, you need to know more about it.

1. The proper organization and planning of operational tasks by competent persons;
2. Use of trained and competent staff with appropriate levels of supervision;
3. The selection, maintenance, upkeep and provision of appropriate equipment for operators, including, of course, PPE for protection against falls from a height;
4. Adequate control of working methods (operating modes), through effective supervision of operational tasks:

Arrangements for the use of work equipment,
Provisions for emergency procedures,
Permanent protection of operators and third parties.

5. The evolution of practices by setting up a continuous improvement process aimed in particular at improving working conditions, knowledge and practices (via Operating Modes).