Davit Testing
Proof-load testing and inspection of davit arms, sockets and bases used for suspended access, façade maintenance and confined-space rescue — with a record for every test.
Find Out More →Specialist installation of lifelines, guardrails, walkways and fixed access systems - alongside structural steelwork and telecom civils infrastructure. Davit testing, pull testing and eyebolt work included. Delivered with safety, quality and efficiency at the core.
Proof-load testing and anchor installation for roofs, façades and plant: davit arms and sockets, pull tests on installed fixings, and safety eyebolts set out, fixed and certified.
Proof-load testing and inspection of davit arms, sockets and bases used for suspended access, façade maintenance and confined-space rescue — with a record for every test.
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On-site pull testing of lifeline ends, eyebolts and structural fixings — a measured proof load, held and recorded, with a certificate for every test.
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Installation, inspection and proof testing of safety eyebolts — single-user fall-arrest and rope-access anchors set out for the structure and handed over with test records.
Find Out More →From rooftop fall protection through to structural steelwork and telecom civils, we provide specialist labour and installation that keeps sites safe and programmes on track.
Horizontal and vertical lifeline systems for safe access to roofs, plant areas and elevated walkways - designed, installed and certified to keep operatives safe at height.
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Free-standing and fixed guardrail systems for rooftop edges, parapets and plant enclosures - compliant collective protection that needs no harnesses or training to use.
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Engineered rooftop and plant-area walkways with slip-resistant decking, integrated guardrails and non-penetrating supports that protect building waterproofing.
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Fixed access ladders, safety cages, intermediate platforms and industrial staircases - fabricated and installed for compliant, durable vertical access.
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Antenna poles, sector steel, bracing and support frames - lifted to the roof, bolted and torque-checked by an experienced site team.
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Concrete plinths, reinforced bases, tower and pod steelwork, ductwork and associated civils for telecom site builds and upgrades - delivered to specification.
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Power Comms Structures is a UK-registered contractor specialising in fall protection systems, structural steelwork and telecom civils infrastructure. With a focused team of experienced operatives, we deliver the full range of installation works that principal contractors and site owners require - on programme, to spec, and without the overhead of a large corporate.
We operate across the United Kingdom on industrial, commercial and telecom infrastructure projects. Every operative holds current CSCS certification, with NRSWA-qualified streetworks operatives where works call for it - so you never have a compliance problem on our watch.
Working at height controls, safe dig procedures and a genuine H&S culture on every site.
Engineering tolerances and finish quality checked into every installation, from rooftops to telecom bases.
We show up, we communicate, and we deliver what we commit to - every programme.
CSCS, NRSWA, public liability insurance and UK Companies House registered.
Every service we offer is carried out by trained, compliant operatives with direct experience in fall protection, structural steelwork and telecom civils environments. No generalists - only specialists.
Horizontal and vertical lifeline systems engineered for the building or structure they protect. We install permanent cable-based and rigid rail solutions on roofs, plant enclosures and tank tops - providing certified continuous fall arrest for maintenance and access teams. Each installation is supplied with system drawings, anchor records and load test certification.
Enquire About This ServiceFree-standing and fixed guardrail systems provide compliant collective edge protection without the need for harnesses or operative training. We install counter-balanced free-standing guardrails on flat roofs and parapets, alongside bolted-down fixed solutions where structure allows. All systems are installed to current edge protection standards.
Enquire About This ServiceRoof and plant-area walkway systems give maintenance teams a safe, defined route to equipment. Our walkways feature slip-resistant decking, integrated guardrails where required, and a non-penetrating base option that protects building waterproofing. Modular construction lets the layout suit each rooftop - including step-overs for plant and pipework.
Enquire About This ServiceFixed vertical access - ladders, safety cages, intermediate platforms and industrial staircases - fabricated and installed for safe, durable use. We deliver bespoke and standard solutions for plant access, mezzanine connections and external building access, including compliant fall arrest where unavoidable.
Enquire About This ServiceWe install structural steelwork for building frames and for live telecoms rooftops: antenna poles, sector steel, bracing steels and bracketry, RRU poles, yokes and toe boards. Connections are bolted to the fabrication drawings and torque-marked where specified, with the lift method the site can actually take.
Enquire About This ServiceSpecialist civils for telecom site builds and upgrades. We construct concrete plinths and reinforced bases for tower foundations and equipment cabinets, install tower and pod steelwork, and deliver associated ductwork and groundworks. Single point of accountability from groundworks through to handover.
Enquire About This ServiceFall protection, steelwork and telecom civils for principal contractors and site owners across England. The latest record is a line test at Hams Hall, issued 3 October 2026.
Completed MSA Latchways horizontal lifeline on an industrial metal roof — anchors, cable and load-test records handed over with the system.
View lifeline systems →KeeLine horizontal lifeline installed with rivet-fix anchors along a standing-seam roof — a clean, inspectable fall-arrest route for roof access.
View lifeline systems →Free-standing rooftop handrail providing collective edge protection without penetrating the roof covering — including plant-area enclosures.
View guardrail systems →Caged roof ladders, a step-over platform and tank access — fabricated and installed so plant and roofs can be reached without improvising.
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Multi-phase structural steelwork installation including crane-assisted beam lifts and MEWP access across a complex refurbishment project. Full frame erected over multiple weeks coordinating with principal contractor.
Rooftop steel in October 2026: antenna pole brackets, sector yokes, brace poles, RRU poles and toe boards. Bolted connections checked and torque-marked before handover.
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Enquire About a Similar ProjectWe are a lean, specialist team - which means faster decisions, clearer communication, and zero bureaucracy between you and the people doing the work.
Fall protection is at the core of what we do. Our operatives are trained, equipped and supervised for safe work at height - from rooftop lifelines through to elevated steel erection.
Power Comms Structures carries full public liability insurance and is registered at Companies House in the UK. Our compliance documentation is available on request - no chasing required.
As a specialist team, we can mobilise quickly, adapt to programme changes, and resource up where needed. You won't be waiting days for a decision - you'll have an answer the same day.
From certified lifeline installations through to structural steel connections, bracing and antenna steel, quality is not negotiable. We take pride in the finish - because snags and call-backs cost everyone.
CSCS-carded teams across the board, with NRSWA-qualified streetworks operatives where required. Method statements, RAMS and competency records on hand for every scope.
Your project lead will always know where we are, what we've done, and what's coming next. We provide regular site updates and documentation without needing to be chased.
We're actively expanding our company-level accreditations. Full compliance documentation, insurance certificates and operative qualifications are available on request.
Our operatives individually hold a wide range of industry-recognised qualifications and competencies, ensuring safe and compliant delivery on every project.
Straight answers on coverage, compliance, systems and how we quote. If your scope is not listed, email the drawings — we will tell you quickly whether we are the right team.
Yes. Power Comms Structures delivers fall protection, structural steelwork and telecom civils across England, Scotland and Wales. The company is registered in England and Wales and routinely mobilises to commercial, industrial and infrastructure sites nationwide.
We install horizontal and vertical lifeline systems, free-standing and fixed guardrails, rooftop walkways, and fixed access ladders and staircases. We also carry out davit testing, anchor pull testing and eyebolt installation and proof testing. Systems are installed to the specified manufacturer detail, with test records where the work requires them.
Yes. Power Comms Structures Limited is registered in England and Wales under company number 15739023. We carry public liability insurance and issue compliance documents, insurance certificates and operative qualifications on request.
That is core work for us. We provide RAMS, competency records and a site team that can interface with live programmes, crane operations, streetworks and occupied buildings. Communication sits with the people doing the work, not a distant head office.
Send the scope, location and programme through the enquiry form or email. We aim to respond within four working hours with availability and a clear next step. Drawings and photographs speed the price up.
Operatives are CSCS carded. Depending on the package, the team includes SSSTS, NRSWA, IPAF, NPORS slinger/signaller, rooftop safety, RF awareness, NVQ groundworks, NVQ fall protection and first aid competencies.
Yes. We proof-load test davit arms, sockets and bases used for suspended access, façade maintenance and confined-space rescue. Each test is set to the manufacturer’s specified load, and you receive a certificate with the location, load and result.
Yes. Pull testing applies a measured proof load to installed eyebolts, fall-arrest anchors, lifeline ends and other designated fixings. A line test checks the terminal end and the tensioner end, holds the target load, and records the peak. You get a pass or fail, the load trace and photographs. On 3 October 2026 an overhead lifeline at Hams Hall passed at both ends: 20.1 kN at the terminal and 20.3 kN at the tensioner, each held for three minutes against a 19.0 kN target.
The report names the system and the end tested, records the site, and shows the target load, the maximum load achieved and the length of the timed hold. It includes the load trace, site photographs, a pass or fail, the tester serial number and the next calibration date. Tests are carried out with a Staht 60 kN digital pull tester whose calibration is traceable to UKAS.
Yes. Eyebolt work covers setting out, installing and proof testing safety eye bolts for fall arrest and rope access, and inspecting existing eye bolts. Installation and testing follow the manufacturer’s instructions, commonly BS EN 795 and BS 7883. Handover includes as-built positions and a test certificate for each anchor.
Yes. Packages include antenna poles, sector steel, bracing, RRU poles, yokes and toe boards on live telecoms roofs, with bolted connections checked and torque-marked. The same team also erects primary frames.
Send us your project scope and requirements using the form below. We aim to respond to all enquiries within 4 working hours. No hard sell - just a straightforward conversation about whether we're the right fit for your programme.
Procurement managers and project leads are welcome to call or email directly. We prefer to speak to the people who need the work done.