TOP 10 ROPE ACCESS COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA

DSA offers a turnkey solution to trainees, companies and corporate by facilitating and o?ering a full meet and greet service, accommodation and transport. Special payment terms and ?nance is on o?er to approved students and trainees.

The IRATA Level 1 rope access training course is the entry-level operator qualification level. It’s aimed at individuals with little or zero previous experience in environments in which ropes and associated equipment are used to gain access to hard-to-reach or at-height locations in order to carr...

Rope Access training is offered by A Level Heights and Safety Training.Heights & Safety Training provide certified courses and training for First Aid, Health & Safety and Industrial & Workplace Activities.

Rope Access training is offered by Gravity Training. Technicians who need to move up and down structures while being suspended from ropes to perform work at height.

The IRATA Level 1 course is an entry-level industrial rope access certification that requires no previous experience.

The IRATA Level 1 rope access training course is the entry-level operator qualification level. It’s aimed at individuals with little or zero previous experience in environments in which ropes and associated equipment are used to gain access to hard-to-reach or at-height locations in order to carr...

Any person working higher than two meters above the ground, where the possibility of a fall exists. Workers who require a very basic understanding of how to work safely at height and who will be supervised at all times.

Skyriders provides training to our own staff members, private individuals and other companies either at our new state-of-the-art, in-house training venue in Midrand, or onsite (at clients’ premises), to give learners the full benefit of applying height safety practices.

Students will learn the below methods and techniques to better access heights safely and competently

This course is designed for any persons who in the course of their normal duties would be required to operate in a high angle rescue environment. This includes patient access and single person rope rescues.