The Solution
Site Survey and Assessment
Skyway began the project with a detailed on-site survey, assessing existing safety provisions, roof layouts, access routes, and risk areas across the facility. The survey also considered how frequently different roof zones required access and which form of protection would be most appropriate in each area.
This detailed assessment enabled Skyway to move beyond a single-system approach and instead design a solution tailored to the site’s specific requirements.
Hybrid System Design
Following consultation and technical review, Skyway proposed a hybrid safety solution combining several proven systems to provide comprehensive protection across the facility. The final design included:
This blended approach ensured that each risk area was protected using the most appropriate system, improving safety outcomes while avoiding unnecessary complexity or cost.
Skyway produced a robust technical design package, including layout drawings, system specifications, and compliance documentation. The design was refined through ongoing consultation to ensure full alignment with the client’s safety standards and operational needs.
Installation and Delivery
Once approved, Skyway’s internal design and installation teams coordinated the delivery of the works. Having all disciplines in-house allowed Skyway to maintain full quality control, respond quickly to site conditions, and deliver the project efficiently.
The installation was carefully planned to minimise disruption to ongoing manufacturing operations. All systems were installed in accordance with manufacturer guidance and relevant safety standards, followed by inspection and certification to ensure full compliance.