PERMANENT INSTALLATION / BUILDING ACCESS
Access built around
the life of your building.
Work with the SCAS Permanent Installation division on powered platforms, anchors, davits, and monorail systems for long-term building access.
NEW INSTALLATION / REPLACEMENT / RETROFIT
Start with the building.
Plan the access lifecycle.
Bring the architecture, maintenance tasks, and operating requirements into one conversation.
New construction
Coordinate the access discussion with the building design, structural interfaces, and intended maintenance plan.
Existing buildings
Review the equipment already in place, the work it needs to support, and the constraints around replacement or retrofit.
Long-term support
Discuss installation coordination, documentation, training, and ongoing service needs as separately defined parts of the scope.
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Powered platforms
Plan long-term facade access around the building, the work areas, and the operating requirements. Discuss a new system or the replacement and retrofit of an existing installation.
The supplied equipment, configuration, engineering responsibility, and service scope are confirmed for each project.
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Roof & wall anchors
Discuss anchorage requirements for building maintenance and access. Bring available structural information, work locations, and existing-system records into the review.
The supplied equipment, configuration, engineering responsibility, and service scope are confirmed for each project.
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Davits & rigging sleeves
Explore permanent access arrangements around roof geometry, launch requirements, and the building interfaces. Existing equipment and retrofit constraints should be reviewed together.
The supplied equipment, configuration, engineering responsibility, and service scope are confirmed for each project.
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Monorail systems
Discuss building-specific access for recessed facades, overhangs, atriums, and other challenging architectural conditions. Share the route and the areas that need to be reached.
The supplied equipment, configuration, engineering responsibility, and service scope are confirmed for each project.
FROM THE FIRST DRAWING TO THE NEXT SERVICE VISIT
Make the responsibilities clear.
Define the need
Share the building location, elevations, maintenance tasks, existing equipment, and project timing.
Confirm the technical scope
Identify the required design, engineering, building interfaces, testing, and documentation with the responsible project team.
Coordinate delivery and support
Agree on equipment, installation responsibilities, handover, training, and ongoing support before the project is committed.
Reference photographs illustrate OEM permanent-access equipment, not a completed-project claim for a particular SCAS branch. Technical suitability and all services require project-specific confirmation.
LET’S PLAN THE NEXT STEP
Tell us what
you’re working on.
Choose a branch and project topic, then share your contact details and the work ahead. Our central SCAS team will connect your request with the right people.
For immediate assistance, call 855.806.7227.