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Working at Height
Cleaning, repairs and maintenance while the city carries on below.
01
Glass-line inspection
Close access lets us inspect and work across the façade without a large ground setup.
02
Working the upper frame
A steady position makes precise work possible along the window edge.
03
Under a changing sky
With the system loaded and checked, the next movement stays deliberate.
04
Window by window
The façade is handled one controlled section at a time.
05
Hands on the façade
The rope gets us there; careful hands finish the job.
06
Three helmets, one selfie
A quick team photo before everyone returns to their own line.
07
The narrow-office selfie
Not every team photo needs space—sometimes a brick shaft will do.
08
Peek over the edge
A familiar helmet appears exactly where you expect a face not to be.
09
One level at a time
A controlled descent keeps tools and attention exactly where they are needed.
10
Along the window line
Direct access keeps the working footprint small while the technician moves across the elevation.
11
Ground to roof
A full-building view helps the team read the façade before the close work begins.
12
Over the parapet
A careful transition marks the point where rooftop preparation becomes rope work.
13
Sealant repair
Small exterior repairs become manageable when both hands can reach the exact spot.
14
Suspended and focused
Good positioning leaves the technician free to concentrate on the surface.
15
Seen from the courtyard
From the ground it looks distant; on the rope it is a clear sequence of small tasks.
16
Cleaning from outside
Exterior access reaches the glass without interrupting the room inside.
17
Edge-team coordination
Two technicians coordinate the lines before the working section begins.
18
Across the louvres
The rope system keeps the technician stable while moving across a wide elevation.
19
Working after the light changes
The last façade section gets the same steady attention as the first.
Working at Height | ANONIM VERTICAL
