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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IRATA Level 1 - Use of the S-Tec Duck as a Backup Device
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IRATA Level 1 - Assembling Basic Harness & Equipment
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IRATA Level 1 - Ascent using Descender & Descent using Chest Ascender
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Rope Access Level 1 Training | Passing Knots | Dangle Academy
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IRATA Level 1 - Passing Mid Rope Knots
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How to - Tie Rope Access Level 1 Knots - The Rope Access and Climbing Podcast
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Rope Access Window Cleaning - Rope Transfer
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IRATA L1 Rope Manoeuvres - Edge Obstruction (at the top)
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Basic rope access manoeuvres Access Techniques LTD
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Which is the real DEATH knot?
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IRATA Level 1 - Rope to Rope transfer
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How to Pass an Edge Obstruction at the Top - IRATA level 1 Training
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IRATA LEVEL 1 Refresher.
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Building Your Rope Access Kit.
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