Every year we provide work at height trainings for more than 200 people. It’s not a big business for us but it breaks even and it is an important part of our mission of making work at height safe and efficient. About 70% are our regular customers and for some technicians, it is the third [...]

On the 1st of March, Skyproff will host the second consecutive Skyproff Cup - the first and only rope access competition in Estonia. It’s an event that offers an intense workout, exciting challenges, fun with colleagues, positive energy and tempting prizes. Men and women from Estonia and elsewhere are all expected - if they have [...]

In addition to working at height, Skyproff also gives out different trainings. The longest, most expensive and most extensive is the IRATA training (given out by our partner GAT International). This international rope access training often creates a lot of questions. Read more and find out, who this course is for, why it is so [...]

For as long as there have been buildings and structures people having been working at height, using various means to get themselves there. The ancient Greeks and Egyptians used hawser laid ropes made of water reed fibers to suspend workers at height; what would appear to be a steeplejack is depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry. [...]