ENGINEERING PROJECT SOLUTIONS

We have successfully completed projects in a wide variety of unique work environments

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FEATURED PROJECTS

 

T-MOBILE

We are proud to have installed over a mile of LED lighting fixtures and 1.5 miles of horizontal lifeline, walkway and cable tray for T-Mobile Park and the Seattle Mariners. If you want to know more about this project or have any questions regarding fall protection training, engineering, testing or equipment give us a call at 800.755.8455.

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BOEING C-17 AIRCRAFT

Workers access the top of a C-17 aircraft to perform inspections and maintenance on the aircraft while inside and outside of the hangers, exposing them to fall hazards of up to 65 feet. Gravitec designed a specialty lanyard that had a high level of consistency with its deployment force, maximum arrest force and deployment length.

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GORGE DAM

The Gorge Dam is one of a series of dams with hydroelectric power-generating stations located on the Skagit River in northern Washington State. Operations and maintenance personnel are required to ascend a ships ladder to access the upper level of the superstructure, which exposes them to potential fall hazards. 

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SEATTLE CITY HALL

A rigid rail system was designed that attached under the overhangs located on the west and north faces of the building. It is unique because of its use of clamps instead of drilling into the existing structure. This system consisted of slotted rigid rail sections connected with sleeves so trolleys could move between them.

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NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

The National Gallery of Art commissioned Gravitec Systems to design and install overhead fall protection systems above all laylights in their West Building. The West Building, built in the late 1930’s, is located between 4th and 9th Streets along Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001.

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CITY OF OKC

The Water Utilities Department in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, selected Gravitec as the preferred vendor to improve the fall protection for their personnel throughout their facilities. Some locations only required tools to be carried on-site, while others required water and power to be provided by Gravitec as well.

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CENTURY SQUARE

The roof of the Century Square high-rise in Seattle, WA is made up of three semi domes. The top semi dome runs the complete length of the building, the second semi dome is a quarter dome for much of its length, and the third semi dome protrudes 20’ to 30’ from the face of the building at a much lower floor.

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T-MOBILE

We are proud to have installed over a mile of LED lighting fixtures and 1.5 miles of horizontal lifeline, walkway and cable tray for T-Mobile Park and the Seattle Mariners. If you want to know more about this project or have any questions regarding fall protection training, engineering, testing or equipment give us a call at 800.755.8455.

WATCH PROJECT VIDEO

BOEING C-17 AIRCRAFT

Workers access the top of a C-17 aircraft to perform inspections and maintenance on the aircraft while inside and outside of the hangers, exposing them to fall hazards of up to 65 feet. Gravitec designed a specialty lanyard that had a high level of consistency with its deployment force, maximum arrest force and deployment length.

READ THIS STORY

GORGE DAM

The Gorge Dam is one of a series of dams with hydroelectric power-generating stations located on the Skagit River in northern Washington State. Operations and maintenance personnel are required to ascend a ships ladder to access the upper level of the superstructure, which exposes them to potential fall hazards. The system originally designed for accessing the superstructure was built in the 1930’s, and with the advancements in fall protection safety regulations, it was determined that additional systems needed to be installed to minimize a possible fall event.

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SEATTLE CITY HALL

A rigid rail system was designed that attached under the overhangs located on the west and north faces of the building. It is unique because of its use of clamps instead of drilling into the existing structure. This system consisted of slotted rigid rail sections connected with sleeves so trolleys could move between them.

READ THIS STORY

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

The National Gallery of Art commissioned Gravitec Systems to design and install overhead fall protection systems above all laylights in their West Building. The West Building, built in the late 1930’s, is located between 4th and 9th Streets along Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001. Galleries throughout the West Building displays priceless works of art for the general public to view. A laylight is a horizontal window in the ceiling of a gallery and admits natural and artificial light to the area below. There are a little over one-hundred laylights that vary in size and shape, in the East Wing and West Wing of the building. NGA personnel are immediately exposed to a fall hazard when working on and around a laylight.

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CITY OF OKC

The Water Utilities Department in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, selected Gravitec as the preferred vendor to improve the fall protection for their personnel throughout their facilities. This project involved multiple sites that included water purification and quality facilities, elevated and ground-based water tanks, as well as some sewage facilities. Some sites had available power, water, and facilities, while others had no power, water, or other facilities available. The range of locations and facilities available created a mix of requirements. Some locations only required tools to be carried on-site, while others required water and power to be provided by Gravitec as well.

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CENTURY SQUARE

The roof of the Century Square high-rise in Seattle, WA is made up of three semi domes. The top semi dome runs the complete length of the building, the second semi dome is a quarter dome for much of its length, and the third semi dome protrudes 20’ to 30’ from the face of the building at a much lower floor. Workers were exposed to fall hazards in excess of 300’ during window washing activities, and the existing procedures and equipment did not instill confidence or allow for 100% fall protection.

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ALL ENGINEERING PROJECTS

 

AVIATION

Boeing C-17
NASA
PDX
Port of Seattle

EDUCATION

Beaverton School District
Evergreen State College
Grays Harbor College
University of Washington

MILITARY

29 Palms
Boeing C-17
Tinker AFB B1 Bomber Hangar
US Navy

CIVIC

City of Kent
City of OKC
Dalles Dam
Gorge Dam
Grand Coulee Dam
Hawai’i Convention Center
Seattle City Hall

ENTERTAINMENT

Key Arena
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Safeco Field
T-Mobile Park

TELECOMM

Mount Wilson
Telemundo

COMMERCIAL

Century Square
IKEA
Michael’s
Microsoft
Westlake Center

HISTORIC

Benaroya Hall
First Church of Christ, Scientist – The Mother Church
Moffett Field – Hangar 1
National Gallery of Art
Portland’5

TRANSPORTATION

Ballard Locks
Oahu Transit
Oregon Department of Transportation
Sound Transit
Washington State Ferries

CULTURAL

Benaroya Hall
MoPOP
Portland’5

INDUSTRIAL

Cleveland Cliffs
Lockheed Martin
Weyerhaeuser

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