
“The very nature of the work means that lives are at risk at every stage of mitigation,” the authors write, “whether it is in the course of preliminary site investigations, during construction, or carrying out inspection or maintenance of mitigation measures.”
The authors highlight the problem of the lack of wide-spread adoption of an updated rope-access protocol, show how AGHP is working to correct this void, and they emphasize best practices and slope safety evaluation.
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