Typical duties
- Plan and perform controlled rope access tasks
- Inspect equipment and maintain exclusion zones
- Complete trade tasks while on ropes
- Record hours and maintain logbook evidence
Access difficult places
Rope access
The strongest rope access profiles pair a current level and logbook with a productive secondary trade such as NDT, mechanical, electrical or fabric maintenance.
What the work can involve
Typical evidence
- Current IRATA qualification
- Verified logbook
- Offshore medical and survival training
- Secondary trade certificate
Profile fields
- IRATA level and expiry
- Logged hours
- Secondary trade
- Rescue experience
Progression
IRATA L1 → L2 → L3 supervisor/specialist lead.
Training routes
- 3t IRATA training
- OEG IRATA courses