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Rope access is one of the most exciting and rewarding careers for those who thrive on adventure, technical challenges, and
The IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association) training course provides the skills and certification required to work as a professional rope access technician. This certification is recognised worldwide and is the industry standard for safe work at height.
The Level 1 course is the entry point for anyone looking to start a career in rope access. It is designed for complete beginners and requires no prior experience.
As a Level 1 technician, you will learn fundamental rope access tasks, including basic rigging and rope manoeuvres, under the direct supervision of a Level 3 technician.
To be eligible for the Level 2 course, you must be a certified IRATA Level 1 technician with a minimum of 1,000 logged working hours and at least 12 months of experience.
A Level 2 technician is an experienced professional capable of performing more complex rigging, undertaking rescues from various situations, and assembling and implementing hauling systems.
The Level 3 course is for experienced technicians who are ready to move into a supervisory role. Candidates must have extensive experience and hold a current and appropriate first-aid certificate.
A Level 3 technician is a supervisor who is responsible for understanding and implementing rope access procedures, risk assessments, and method statements. They have an extensive knowledge of advanced rigging and rescue techniques.
All IRATA training courses typically run for five days, with four days of training and a one-day assessment.
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