SPRAT Training

SPRAT is a necessary tool for workers at height, it gives instant recognition and credibility and the companies who invest in them. Companies that hire rope access technicians with the SPRAT certification have the best in the industry’s technical achievement.

Expand your knowledge and capabilities to work in elevated and hard-to-reach environments using ropes and associated equipment with the SPRAT Level 1,2,3 Rope Access Technician. The SPRAT Level 1,2,3 Rope Access Technician courses takes place over a five-day period. Four of those days cover instruction and training, The fifth day involves an end-of-course assessment by a certified SPRAT evaluator.

ROPE ACCESS TRAINING UNDER THE SPRAT COVERS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

• Job safety analysis
• ANSI Z359 standards
• High-lines
• Anchor system awareness
• Pick-off through knot rescues
• Advanced Aid traverse rescues
• Pick-off through re-belay rescues
• Pick-off through rope-to-rope transfers
• One-person and team rescue scenarios

TO ENROLL IN THIS COURSE, APPLICANTS MUST:

• Be a minimum age of 18 years old, verified by government-issued identification
• Due to equipment limitations, have a maximum body weight of 280 pounds