Irata rope access training course level 1 2 3 7th december to 11th december 2020 course choose an option level 1 1 650 00 level 2 1 650 00 level 3 1 650 00 clear.
Irata rope access levels.
Developed for participants with no prior experience the sprat rope access level 1 training course teaches the basic skills required to work safely on a two rope system and prepares for the sprat evaluation written examination.
With veteran instructors innovative equipment and a proven track record altius.
An irata level 1 is required to be supervised by an irata level 3 technician.
The three technical grades are.
A level two technician is capable of rigging working ropes undertaking rescues and performing rope access tasks under the supervision of an approved irata level 3.
The irata level 3 course is addressed to rope access technicians with more than one year of experience and 1000 hours as irata level 2 technician.
Training requirements irata live the leading association in the rope access industry irata is the sole global trade association in the work at height sector.
Delegates must take this course to progress to a level 3 technician.
An irata level 1 technician will be able to perform a range of rope access manoeuvres and have an understanding of the current legislation.
Students must be at least 18 years old verified by government issued identification.
The lead authority in industrial rope access.
Level 3 is for personnel who hold the industrial rope access technician level two qualification with a further 1000 logged hours and 12 months experience at level 2 and wish to.
This course covers site supervision for rope access work projects and relevant work techniques.
The irata level 3 course is designed for candidates who have a valid level 2 irata certificate.
The irata level 1 is the entry level into the rope access industry.
Training is delivered by industry experienced instructors in world class facilities.
An irata rope access training course level 1 2 3 provides the practical skills required for anyone in any type of rope access work.
Rope access technicians are grouped into three technical grades depending upon their experience and level of assessment as set out in the irata international publication training assessment and certification scheme tacs.
Industrial rope access has been developed by irata international for over 25 years to a point where it is the chosen means of access for much of the work in the offshore oil and gas industry as well as a range of projects in construction civil engineering the built and natural environment and much more.
