Rope - ways

The impact of ropes in our life often goes unnoticed, unless you really need them. Modern applications of rope access include surveys, inspection, maintenance, electrical and metal works, cutting and handling of heavy materials. In old times, rope access technicians would be found rock climbing, but now-a-days, it can be easily taken up as a career for people with basic fitness and determination towards their jobs. Though it is a tough job, but we commit to train students in Rope access course and offer those national as well as international, jobs of both onshore and offshore.

While working at heights, we make sure to reach spaces safely and fruitfully, using our technical skills, that have been imparted to us in the Rope access course. We offer for a tri-level Rope access course and training, certified by IRATA. Level 1 - , which is for the beginners, trains a person with skills of limited nature. The person can only perform such tasks under the supervision of a level 3 IRATA Rope access technician. To qualify this stage a person needs relevant information.

Only a qualifier of level 1 can apply for the second level. An experience of a minimum of Twelve months is required along with, a Thousand logged rope hours as a Level 1 IRATA qualifier. Essentially, under the supervision of a Level 3 qualifier, level 2 qualifiers should be capable of rigging ropes at work, performing rescue operations and perform rope access tasks.

In Accordance to IRATA Syllabus, only level 2 qualifiers, who, have acquired a thousand logged rope hours with an experience of not less than Twelve months. And a level 3 qualifier will be capable of supervising sites in which Rope access works are taking place. These are three levels, of the Rope access course. That one needs to fulfill, to become a Rope access technician.