Safe
Designed and erected to recognised suspended-access standards, with no need to work below the deck.
Engineered systems
Suspended platforms hang the working deck from above — the answer for bridge soffits, vessel exteriors, ship hulls and any structure where a ground-supported scaffold is impossible or uneconomic.
A suspended scaffold is assembled from the deck you are already standing on and hung from a small number of suspension points, rather than built up from grade. That removes the two worst parts of traditional suspended access: climbing below the work floor to attach components, and the material and time cost of a tower that may be 40 m of scaffold serving 2 m of work.
Because the system uses the same modular components as our ring-lock scaffolds, the inventory is shared, the crews already know the connections, and the same static calculations apply. Assembly is materially faster than traditional suspended methods.
Why this system
Designed and erected to recognised suspended-access standards, with no need to work below the deck.
Less structural interface with the asset, faster set-up and strike.
Built from standard modular components, so nothing is single-use.
Supplied outright or on a project rental, with erection crews if needed.
Load calculations, drawings and method statements produced in-house.
How it works

How the deck is carried when there is no ground support. Hover or tap a number to highlight it.
Application areas
The Noman Advantage
We measure our success by the value we bring to our clients and the impact we make in the industry.
Engineers, supervisors and craftsmen who have worked live plants, not just drawings.
Scope, sequencing and manning built around your shutdown window, not a template.
Turnkey projects delivered with schedule and safety performance we can evidence.
Alignment & Commitment
Building the industrial capability Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 calls for — with local crews, local supervision and international standards.
نفخر بمواءمة أعمالنا مع رؤية المملكة 2030
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