IRATA International Level 1 Training: start in rope access with a focus on safety, basic procedures and elementary rescue maneuvers.

IRATA Level 1 International

IRATA International Level 1 Training: start in rope access with a focus on safety, basic procedures and elementary rescue maneuvers.

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Renewal: 950€

Initial or to level up: 1190€

Objectives:

The IRATA Certification is the highest international accreditation in rope access work and its objective is to promote and develop an effective and safe work system through a code of good practices and a rigorous and periodic evaluation of both its members and training centers.

In our training, we try to let students know the main elements of safety and prevention so that they can organize the work activity in optimal conditions of performance and safety. It is also intended to train participants in rescue maneuvers and the correct use of related material.

Evaluation

A theoretical exam and a practical exam will be carried out, which will be evaluated by an IRATA examiner independent of EASTAV, in which you will have to pass a series of tests successfully to pass the course.

Requirements

  • Completed registration form.
  • Payment for the reservation or the entire course.
  • Level 1 accreditation must be in effect
  • You must have a minimum of one thousand hours and one year of cumulative experience.
  • IRATA logbook filled out and signed correctly as a mark on the last page of the same document.
  • You need to be in good physical condition and without health problems that could prevent you from doing work at height safely.

Duration

The duration of the course is 7 days + 1 exam day.

The IRATA standard requires a minimum of 4 days of training + 1 day of examination, so we are giving three more days of training.

Remark: Renewals can be made 6 months before or months after the current level is reached, in frequently asked questions you can find the steps to follow to recover your Level 2 certification if more than 6 months pass.

How do I request a copy of my logbook, card or certificate?

You must write to the following email to request your duplicate directly from IRATA. registration@irata.org

IRATA Certification Renewal Guide

Learn how to renew your IRATA certification effectively. Understand the validity period, renewal window, and training requirements for successful revalidation.

Logbook Submission for IRATA Level 3 Certification

Ensure your logbook is signed by an IRATA Level 3 technician or manager before submitting it to the training center for your course renewal or upgrade.

Why IRATA Courses Require In-Person Training

Discover why IRATA courses must be conducted in person. Learn about the importance of practical training, safety measures, and competence assessment.

Complete Your Vertical Work Logbook Effectively

Follow these essential steps to complete your logbook accurately. Maintain certification and ensure professional credibility with proper documentation.

IRATA Level 1 Course: No Experience Required

Join the IRATA Level 1 course without prior experience. Meet basic requirements and learn essential rope access techniques for safe work at heights.

IRATA Training Evaluation & Certification Guidelines

Understand the IRATA training evaluation scheme, major discrepancies, and the consequences of failing to adhere to safety and exam rules for certification.

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Understanding Minor Discrepancies in TACS Evaluations

Learn about minor discrepancies in IRATA's TACS, their definitions, examples, consequences, and how they impact candidate evaluations and training.

Get IRATA Certified for Global Opportunities

Achieve international recognition with IRATA certification, opening doors to diverse job opportunities in construction and maintenance worldwide.

IRATA Evaluation Discrepancies: Safety and Certification

Explore the critical discrepancies in IRATA evaluations that can lead to immediate failure. Learn the consequences and the importance of safety adherence.

Total price:

Renewal: 950€

Initial or to level up: 1190€

Objectives:

The IRATA Certification is the highest international accreditation in rope access work and its objective is to promote and develop an effective and safe work system through a code of good practices and a rigorous and periodic evaluation of both its members and training centers.

In our training, we try to let students know the main elements of safety and prevention so that they can organize the work activity in optimal conditions of performance and safety. It is also intended to train participants in rescue maneuvers and the correct use of related material.

Evaluation

A theoretical exam and a practical exam will be carried out, which will be evaluated by an IRATA examiner independent of EASTAV, in which you will have to pass a series of tests successfully to pass the course.

Requirements

  • Completed registration form.
  • Payment for the reservation or the entire course.
  • Level 1 accreditation must be in effect
  • You must have a minimum of one thousand hours and one year of cumulative experience.
  • IRATA logbook filled out and signed correctly as a mark on the last page of the same document.
  • You need to be in good physical condition and without health problems that could prevent you from doing work at height safely.

Duration

The duration of the course is 7 days + 1 exam day.

The IRATA standard requires a minimum of 4 days of training + 1 day of examination, so we are giving three more days of training.

Remark: Renewals can be made 6 months before or months after the current level is reached, in frequently asked questions you can find the steps to follow to recover your Level 2 certification if more than 6 months pass.

How do I request a copy of my logbook, card or certificate?

You must write to the following email to request your duplicate directly from IRATA. registration@irata.org

IRATA Certification Renewal Guide

Learn how to renew your IRATA certification effectively. Understand the validity period, renewal window, and training requirements for successful revalidation.

Logbook Submission for IRATA Level 3 Certification

Ensure your logbook is signed by an IRATA Level 3 technician or manager before submitting it to the training center for your course renewal or upgrade.

Why IRATA Courses Require In-Person Training

Discover why IRATA courses must be conducted in person. Learn about the importance of practical training, safety measures, and competence assessment.

Complete Your Vertical Work Logbook Effectively

Follow these essential steps to complete your logbook accurately. Maintain certification and ensure professional credibility with proper documentation.

IRATA Level 1 Course: No Experience Required

Join the IRATA Level 1 course without prior experience. Meet basic requirements and learn essential rope access techniques for safe work at heights.

IRATA Training Evaluation & Certification Guidelines

Understand the IRATA training evaluation scheme, major discrepancies, and the consequences of failing to adhere to safety and exam rules for certification.

Enhance Your Career with Essential Wind Energy Training

Boost your employability in the renewable energy sector with essential GWO training courses for wind energy and work at height. Explore our offerings today!

Understanding Minor Discrepancies in TACS Evaluations

Learn about minor discrepancies in IRATA's TACS, their definitions, examples, consequences, and how they impact candidate evaluations and training.

Get IRATA Certified for Global Opportunities

Achieve international recognition with IRATA certification, opening doors to diverse job opportunities in construction and maintenance worldwide.

IRATA Evaluation Discrepancies: Safety and Certification

Explore the critical discrepancies in IRATA evaluations that can lead to immediate failure. Learn the consequences and the importance of safety adherence.

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