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IRATA LEVEL 1 TRAINING
The IRATA Level 1 is designed to take candidates with no previous experience through all training and examination requirements to be a qualified IRATA Level 1 Technician over a period of 5 days. Candidates will be required to sign a medical declaration form prior to commencement of training. Minimum age of 18 required, and an aptitude for working at heights.
All the necessary personal protective equipment will be provided for the duration of the course. You will receive a comprehensive training manual, which will act as a valuable reference tool whilst working in the industry. Through our knowledge and presence in the industry our staff can put you in touch with many employing companies to help you in gaining your first employment within the rope access industry.
IRATA LEVEL 2 Training
This course is designed to take candidates with sufficient industrial rope access experience through all the training and examination requirements to be a qualified IRATA Level 2 Technician over a period of 5 days. Candidates will be required to sign a medical declaration form prior to commencement of training.
Level 1 candidates who wish to upgrade to IRATA Level 2 must have a minimum of 1000 hours logged, covering a variety of work tasks over a minimum period of twelve months since achieving IRATA Level 1 qualification, and their Level 1 qualification must also be current to be able to attend a Level 2 Training Course. A valid, up-to-date IRATA Logbook must also be presented on the first day of training.
IRATA Level 3 Training
This course is designed to take candidates with sufficient industrial rope access experience through all the training and examination requirements to be a qualified IRATA Level 3 rope access technician over a period of 5 days.
IRATA Level 2 candidates wishing to upgrade to the IRATA Level 3 should have a minimum of 1000 hours logged covering a variety of work tasks over a minimum period of twelve months since achieving IRATA Level 2 qualification before being eligible to sit the Level 3 Training Course. Their Level 2 qualification must also be current to upgrade. A valid, up-to-date IRATA Logbook must also be presented on the first day of training.
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