What is IRATA?
IRATA International’s rope access system is a safe method of working at heights, where ropes and associated equipment are used to gain access to and egress from the workplace and to be supported at it.
Originally, IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association) was formed to solve maintenance challenges in the offshore oil and gas industry, but through the course of years, it has also developed its own techniques for use in a wide range of repair, maintenance, inspection, and access work.
IQTC is IRATA Full Member Trainer and the first authorized rope access training center in Latvia
to provide approved training and certification.
IRATA rope access techinican training level 1
Training for a rope access Technician who is able to perform a specified range of rope access tasks under the supervision of a Level 3 rope access safety supervisor.
IRATA rope access techinican training level 2
Training for an experienced rope access Technician who is able to perform more complex tasks under the supervision of a Level 3 rope access safety supervisor.
IRATA rope access techinican training level 3
Training for an experienced rope access Technician who is responsible for understanding and implementing the rope access procedures, method statements and associated risk assessments.
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Independent IRATA International re-assessments are required every three years at all levels, following a minimum of four days of training.
Rope access Technicians not engaged in rope access work for six months or more should attend refresher training.
Holders of expired Level 2 or Level 3 certificates that have been expired for more than 6 months should contact an IRATA International trainer member company for information on revalidation procedure. To ensure rope access Technicians are up to date with certification, re-assessment may be done up to 6 months before due expiry date without any time penalty.
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