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Safe roof access

Published:  31 July, 2014

Safesite_Britvic.jpgSAFESITE LTD reports it has installed KeeWalk, KeeGuard Topfix and KeeLine systems and a number of CAT access ladders for Britvic Soft Drinks to ensure safe roof access at all times at its Robinson Concentrate Squash manufacturing facility in Norwich.

During a major refurbishment programme it was identified that regular access would be required onto the warehouse roofs for routine inspection and maintenance of roofs and gutters. Safesite was contacted to carry out a survey of the roof areas and recommend the most appropriate, and cost effective, solutions to providing a safe working area for the required inspection and maintenance tasks.

KeeWalk rooftop walkway systems have been installed to provide a non slip walkway across the roof and along the valley gutters for maintenance purposes.

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