Experience Week 2019: Come on board with Olympic Triumph

Getting off a ship from the water is not easy, especially when no ladder is provided. Olympia Triumph from beautiful Dorset, UK offers you numerous options to board a ship from the outside. At outer-limits they present their equipment.

If you need to move fast, it is recommended for several people to climb up at the same time. Olympia Triumph offers the Fibrelight Net Ladder, which allows up to five people to board the boat simultaneously.

The steps are reinforced with carbon rods, and this net ladder climbs very well. No comparison to normal cargo nets.

From Olympia Triumph, there is also a single and double version of this ladder. In the picture, you can also see a Carbon Telescopic Pole to position the hook. These are available up to 15m in length.

Since using long poles from a boat can be very wobbly, there is a magnetic roller for telescopic poles. This magnetically attaches and rolls silently on the ship's outer wall, making attaching the storm ladder almost child's play.

Speaking of child's play, Olympia Triumph also offers electrically extendable poles. With these, even we can safely hook the end of a 15-meter-long pole.

Such a long pole naturally needs a stable but movable base. The guys from Olympia Triumph have exactly that, in fact, they offer several. In the picture, you can see the so-called Urban Base, also made of a lightweight composite.

A stable anchor or hook is essential if emergency responders want to climb a ladder with full combat weight. Here, titanium is consistently used, with loads up to 1,500 kg.

Since every ship is different, there is a large variety of hooks. If you are unsure which one to use, just ask. All equipment from Olympia Triumph is available directly through outer-limits. HERE is the SPARTANAT report on the outer-limits Experience Week 2019. 

Olympia Triumph online:www.olytri.com

outer-limits online: www.outer-limits.at