The Canadian reference in working at height training since 2003
Fall protection – Rescue – Rope Access – Confined space
Rope Access (SPRAT)
This course is intended for people wishing to prepare for the SPRAT Level I certification exam. The course combines both theory and practical exercises in order to ensure that participants have a comprehensive understanding of the material. Students are trained in the use of the most common equipment used for rope access.
Problem-solving exercises are included in order to verify acquired skills. In addition, the course emphasizes the importance of teamwork and on choosing the right procedure for each situation.
Content
- Knowing and understanding the basic components of fall protection systems used for rope work.
- Understanding how to use anchorage, safety connections, and harnesses adapted for rope access.
- The ability to ascend and descend a rope.
- Understanding risk management systems, work procedures, as well as emergency plans.
- Using a redundancy system when moving on a rope.
- Demonstrate knowledge of basic knots.
- The ability to carry out a rope-to-rope transfer.
- The ability to carry out the passing of deviations and intermediate anchors.
- The ability to reassure a team-member.
- The ability to carry out a simple rescue with a descending casualty.
- Developing the ability to react appropriately in emergency situations.
