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Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
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Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0249995.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0249996.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0249997.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0249998.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0249999.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250000.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250001.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250002.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250003.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250004.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250005.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250006.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250007.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250008.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250009.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250010.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250011.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250012.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250013.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250014.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.
Rope access technicians work in Paris
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0250015.jpg
Rope access technicians work from a 5th floor balcony in Paris to inspect the façade and ensure that the masonry is sound. A rope access technician in France is a skilled worker who uses ropes to perform work at heights that are difficult to access without the use of scaffolding or other means of elevation such as gondolas. In Paris, one of the main companies is called Ouest Acro.