IRATA Level 1 - Basic Ascent & Descent
Climbing a rope (ascending an anchor line) is the second basic technique in rope access and is accomplished by the alternate use of two ascending devices, typically a chest ascender and a handled ascender with a foot loop. The controlled descent of ropes is a core technique in rope access. Rope access Technicians must be able to control their speed and stop as required.
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