Qualifications: Basic First Aid Certificate, minimum 1 year and 1,000 hours logged as Level II (minimum 2,000 hours logged in total) Equipment: specialist equipment and training materials are supplied Course Length: 40 hours / 5 days Who Should Take This Course: Ideal for rope access certified technicians looking to act in a supervisory and safety management role on a wide range of industrial rope access work sites and situations in international settings. The success and safety of any rope access operation is based on adequate supervision. IRATA level III certification provides advanced training in theoretical concepts, safety legislation, systems analysis, equipment inspection, risk assessment and site management. Once certified, Level III Safety Supervisors are responsible for the safety and supervision of a team of workers. You will learn how to: An in-depth coverage of practical skills are covered including all technical and complex access and rigging skills, fall protection methods, complex rescues, lead climbing methods and pulley system application. Instruction includes both practical and classroom components. The course is primarily focused on the practice and refinement of advanced rescue techniques, complex rigging and team management. The main goal is to develop candidate skill and confidence in providing effective rescues under any possible circumstances. RAC are one of the first within Canada with rope access techniques. Our instructors offer learning from their in-depth experiences to provide additional skills and knowledge over and above the required syllabus. Our fully equipped and technically sophisticated facilities are some of the largest in North America.
Course Structure
Testing is comprehensive, involving an effective completion of the following:
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