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Rope Access - IRATA

Rope Access is a form of work positioning in which the climber's weight is mainly carried by his/her equipment. The IRATA guidelines are now considered all over the world as the standard for the use of Rope Access techniques. Want to follow IRATA training?

Everything about IRATA

Rope Access techniques are relatively new in the Netherlands and Belgium. Abroad, however, there is more experience in this area. In Great B...

What is rope access?

Rope Access is a form of work positioning in which the climber's weight is mainly borne by his/her equipment. In accordance with EU guidelin...

Update certification IRATA

What about (re)certifying IRATA? In short: no rope techniques used for 6 months: follow refresher at an IRATA training company before doing the job.