IRATA Rope Access Training
Applus+’ rope access training centre, located in Bibra Lake, Perth, is one of the most established rope access training facilities in Australia. Applus+ offer week long IRATA Rope Access training courses for IRATA Level 1, IRATA Level 2 and IRATA Level 3 as well as an in depth IRATA Refresher training course. Our rope access training centre is designed to replicate an industrial environment, exposing attendees to real rope access working conditions. Our state of the art equipment and knowledgeable, IRATA member training instructors provide extensive theory and practical education to ensure attendees are equipped with the skills to practice rope access safely.
IRATA Level 1
IRATA Level 1 is an entry level rope access course with attendees requiring no previous rope access training. This IRATA course introduces the various principles of working at height, the safe systems of work, safety equipment to be utilised and provides an introduction to working at heights legislation.
IRATA Level 2
Designed for experienced rope access technicians, the IRATA Level 2 rope access course requires attendees to have a minimum 12 months of rope access experience and a minimum of 1000 logged hours. Attendees must be able to perform more complex tasks under the supervision of a Level 3 Rope Access Safety Supervisor;
- able to demonstrate the skills and knowledge required of Level 1;
- capable of more complex rigging, including re-belays, deviations and tensioned lines;
- able to undertake rescues from a variety of situations;
- able to assemble and implement hauling systems.
IRATA Level 3
The IRATA Level 3 rope access course is suitable for an experienced rope access technician who is responsible for understanding and implementing rope access procedures, method statements and associated risk assessments.
- able to demonstrate the skills and knowledge required of Levels 1 and 2;
- understands the elements and principles of IRATA’s safe system of work;
- is conversant with relevant work techniques and legislation;
- has an extensive knowledge of advanced rope access rigging and rescue techniques;
- holds an appropriate and current first-aid certificate;
Additional Training
Refresher Training, Revalidation & VOC programs are available.