Rope Access Training

Course Overview:

Industrial Rope Access, developed by the Industrial Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA) over the past 27 years, has become the preferred access method for various industries, including construction, maintenance, and offshore work. This innovative technique is favored by aspiring professionals and seasoned technicians alike. In Nigeria, Deslog Training & Consulting Limited offers a complete range of Rope Access Training and Assessment to IRATA standards, thanks to its efficiency and safety. Our Rope Access Training Program is designed to equip you with the skills and certification needed to excel in these dynamic fields.

Course Objective

Course Objectives

Core Principles of Rope Access: Understand the foundational techniques and equipment used in rope access, focusing on safety and efficiency.
Comprehensive Safety Management: Learn to perform detailed risk assessments and implement robust safety management systems.
Advanced Rescue Operations: Develop advanced skills in rescue techniques to manage emergency situations effectively.
Hands-On Practical Training: Apply theoretical knowledge through practical sessions in real-world scenarios, ensuring readiness for fieldwork.
IRATA Certification Preparation: Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to pass IRATA certification exams, enhancing your career opportunities.

Why Choose Our Industrial Rope Access Training?

Expert Instruction: Train with industry experts who bring years of experience and a deep understanding of IRATA standards.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: Our training center is equipped with the latest rope access technology to provide a realistic learning environment.
Extensive Curriculum: Our program covers everything from basic techniques to advanced rescue operations, ensuring a thorough understanding of rope access.
Flexible Learning Options: We offer full-time, part-time, and online training options to fit your schedule.
Career Advancement: Our course prepares you for IRATA certification, recognized globally as the benchmark for rope access proficiency.