Lyon IRATA Level 2 Training Course
Irata Level 2 Training
Irata Level 3 Work at Height Training Course at Lyon in Cumbria

IRATA Level 2 or 3

£858.00

Please get in touch with the team to enquire about a group booking for a maximum of 8 people - training@lyon.co.uk

IRATA Level 2: 

Who is this course for?

  • IRATA Level 1 technicians who wish to progress through the IRATA training scheme, gaining the competence to become Level 2 rope access technicians. IRATA Level 1 technicians wishing to progress to IRATA Level 2 must have completed at least 1,000 logged hours and 12 months of experience at Level 1.
  • Or for, IRATA Level 2 technicians requiring the mandatory revalidation through up-to-date IRATA Level 2 training and assessment. 

Qualification

An IRATA Level 2 technician is capable of rigging working ropes, undertaking rescues, and performing rope access tasks under the supervision of an IRATA Level 3 supervisor. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in a wide range of advanced rigging and casualty recovery techniques. To succeed, you must have a comprehensive knowledge of the IRATA Training, Assessment, and Certification Scheme (TACS) and the International Code of Practice (ICOP).

IRATA Level 3:

This IRATA Level 3 training course is designed for either:

  • IRATA Level 2 technicians who wish to progress through the IRATA training scheme, gaining the competence to become Level 3 rope access technicians. IRATA Level 2 technicians wishing to progress to IRATA Level 3 must have completed at least 1,000 logged hours and 12 months of experience at Level 2
  • Or or IRATA Level 3 technicians requiring the mandatory revalidation through up-to-date IRATA Level 2 training and assessment. 

Qualification

An IRATA Level 3 Rope Access Supervisor is responsible for the complete safety of rope access work projects and must be fully conversant with all relevant work techniques and legislation. Candidates must demonstrate mastery of all Level 1 and Level 2 skills, alongside a comprehensive knowledge of advanced rescue techniques and the IRATA Training, Assessment, and Certification Scheme (TACS). Familiarity with the IRATA International Code of Practice (ICOP) is essential for successful Level 3 certification.

Course Details

Duration: 5 Days
Venue: Lyon Equipment Training Centre, Tebay, Cumbria, CA10 3SS

Course Selection is chosen when completing the booking process

Prerequisites

IRATA Level 2:

To upgrade candidates are required to have a minimum of 1000 hours and 12 months of work experience as an IRATA level 1 Technician and a current in date Level 1 certificate. This experience shall include a wide variety of work situations and techniques.

Candidates should be physically fit and free from any disability or medical condition that may prevent them from working safely. (If unsure, please contact us)

Candidates MUST have their IRATA logbook prior to the commencement of the training course. If the logbook has been lost a replacement must be obtained from IRATA with the hours verified before the course starts. Photo ID such as a drivers' licence or passport is also required for the assessment.

IRATA Level 3:

To upgrade candidates require a minimum of 1000 hours and 12 months experience as an IRATA level 2 Technician. This experience shall include a wide variety of work situations and techniques.

Candidates should be physically fit and free from any disability or medical condition that may prevent them from working safely at height. (If unsure, please contact us)

Candidates must hold a current First Aid Certificate.

Candidates MUST have their IRATA logbook prior to the commencement of the training course. If the logbook has been lost a replacement must be obtained from IRATA with the hours verified before the course starts. Photo ID such as a drivers' licence or passport is also required for the assessment.

Course Content

IRATA Level 2:

The course will cover the range of tasks undertaken by an IRATA Level 1 plus:

  • Additional rigging of ropes, deviations, re-anchors, rig for rescue, restraint systems, and tension lines. 
  • Selection and use of suitable knots. 
  • Additional rescues: from ascent, through a deviation, re-anchor, and aid climb. 
  • Vertical aid climbing
  • Hauling systems, hanging haul, and mechanical advantages. 
  • Relevant legislation, theoretical knowledge, IRATA guidelines, and relevant standards. 

IRATA Level 3:

This Irata Level 3 training course will cover all of the content included in the Level 1 and 2 courses plus:

  • Job Planning
  • Equipment selection
  • Risk assessment
  • Rescue scenarios and planning
  • Team Rescues
  • Complex rigging 

During the course candidates will be required to demonstrate a knowledge of a variety of work environments and experience of the topics being covered.

Assessment

1 day independent practical and theoretical assessment.

Certification

Upon successful completion the candidate will receive an internationally recognised certificate of competence in rope access and IRATA ID card.

All IRATA qualifications should be renewed or upgraded within 3 years of the date of the assessment.

Revalidation consists of a full assessment at the required level. If revalidation training and successful assessment are completed in the 180-day period prior to the expiry of a current certificate, a new certificate shall be issued with an expiry date three years from the date of expiry of the previous certificate.

Booking Terms & Conditions

Before confirming your booking, please ensure you have read the Booking Terms & Conditions and you comply with the course prerequisites.