Advanced training with emphasis on building rope installations and performing rescue techniques. A Level 2 takes responsibility for the team and always works under the supervision of a Level 3 (supervisor).

Target group: Advanced practical training for anyone involved in working with rope techniques.
Prior knowledge: Prior knowledge and/or experience with regard to the treated teaching material is required and consists of:

Minimum 1 year level 1
Minimum 1000 logged rope access working hours

After successfully completing this training, participants will have or be able to:

in-depth theoretical knowledge in the field of risk inventory, action plans and emergency plans
an in-depth knowledge of relevant rules of the Occupational Health and Safety Act/Arbo Decree/Arbo Policy Rules | Health & Safety Catalogue
knowledge of the requirements set by the legislator for personal protective equipment with regard to tests/inspections, training and use
knowledge of the relevant conclusions from the PPE regulation
knowledge of equipment use: workplace limitation, work positioning, fall protection and rope access
knowledge of forces/energy caused during a fall: energy conversion, impact force and fall factor
knowledge of equipment limitations
use standard equipment for working at height with rope techniques correctly
use and apply the different areas of application related to working at height correctly
correctly perform the maneuvers in accordance with level 2 as stated in the ITRA code of conduct
a thorough understanding of the responsibilities associated with the level

ITRA level 2: Technician as part of a team. Knowledge of rope access techniques. Can assist and lead under minimal supervision in height rescue, low angle stretcher rescues and high angle stretcher rescues.

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