Cookie policy

1. What are cookies?

During your visit to the Ram website, cookies may be used. Cookies are small files that a website sends to your computer when you visit the website and that are stored on your computer. These files make it possible for you as a user to be recognized during a later visit to the Ram website. Rope Access Masters uses these cookies to make your browsing experience easier and more pleasant and to better tailor the content to your needs and preferences by taking your previous visits into account. A cookie is therefore completely passive and contains no software programs, viruses, or “spyware”.

2. Which cookies does Ram use?

Rope Access Masters uses various cookies, both files that automatically disappear after the browser is closed and files that are also used during a later visit. Ram sends a number of cookies itself (“first-party cookies”), which Ram manages itself, including the processing of the collected data. This allows Ram to improve your user experience on its website, for example by saving the selected language settings or preventing you from repeatedly seeing the same advertisements.

Partners of Rope Access Masters also place cookies (“third-party cookies”), which were developed by or for them and to which only these partners have access, including the collected information. Ram therefore has no control over and/or knowledge of the content and functioning of these cookies. Advertisers may, for example, add cookies to their advertisements on the Ram website in order to gain insight into your areas of interest and to show you only relevant advertisements.

In addition, Rope Access Masters uses third parties, such as Google Analytics, to analyze the use of the website. These services also place cookies on your computer in order to determine how visitors use the website. This analysis is necessary for Ram to adapt its website to the preferences of visitors, again in order to improve its ease of use. Other third parties that may place cookies on your computer via our website include social networking services such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. This happens via the buttons of these services that you see on the website to promote content (“like”) or share it (“tweet”). This includes, among other things, Facebook’s well-known “Like button” and “Like box” (Friend 1, Friend 2, and x people like this), whereby Facebook can recognize visitors by means of cookies.

3. Refusing or deleting cookies?

If you wish to continue visiting the Ram website without adjusting the cookie settings and click the “continue” link, the installation of cookies is accepted. It is possible to refuse the installation of cookies via your computer’s browser settings. However, some parts of our websites may then not work, may not work optimally, and/or access to them may not be possible, which is of course not the intention.

You can also delete cookies that have already been installed on your computer or mobile device at any time. After disabling and/or deleting cookies, you will still see advertisements, but they will no longer be tailored to your previous use of the Ram website.