SPRAT ROPE ACCESS [#22-May]

SCHEDULE:

Monday 2nd to Friday 6th [Evaluation day]

Description:

Ronin Safety & Rescue is proud to offer industrial rope access training to the SPRAT Certification Levels. These courses teach workers how to safely access structures using two-rope systems, as well as advanced techniques of structural progression and rescue. Rope access provides a safe, cost-effective, and efficient means of working-at-height, and is applicable to a growing number of industries and trades, including:

• Structural Engineering & Inspecting
• Theater & Production Rigging
• Communication Tower Climbers & Erectors
• Window Washers
• NDT Technicians
• General Facility Maintenance

The SPRAT Rope Access Course runs for 5 consecutive days. The first 4 days will be learning and training, with the 5th day being your evaluation day. We offer three different levels of training:

SPRAT Level 1, Rope Access Worker:

• No experience required prior to training
• Four days of rope access instruction by a competent trainer (recommended)
• Completion of Level I written exam on the fifth day
• Pass the Level I field evaluation conducted by a certified SPRAT evaluator on the fifth day

SPRAT Level 2, Rope Access Lead Technician:

• Minimum 500 hours and 6 months of documented industrial rope access experience as a Level I Technician required
• Four days of rope access instruction by a competent trainer (recommended)
• Completion of Level II written exam on the fifth day
• Pass the Level II field evaluation conducted by a certified SPRAT evaluator on the fifth day

SPRAT Level 3, Rope Access Supervisor:

• Minimum 500 hours and 6 months of documented industrial rope access experience as a Level II Technician required
• Four days of rope access instruction by a competent trainer (recommended)
• Completion of Level III written exam on the fifth day
• Pass the Level III field evaluation conducted by a certified SPRAT evaluator on the fifth day

**Please note it is up to the evaluator to approve your hours and up to the student to ensure they are following the SPRAT guidelines. Ronin is only a training provider and does not guarantee your opportunity to evaluate for a Level 2 or 3. For more information on the SPRAT guidelines, please visit sprat.org