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In the early days of rope access many technicians were drawn from those who started out as rock climbers, potholers and cavers; and many technicians have worked rock climbing instructors or have background is military service.  However, rope access is only a means of work positioning and as the industry has matured employers expect technicians to have a skill or profession eg electrician, NDT qualification, engineer etc.  If you are in possession of such skills you will find employment after qualifying as a rope technician very much easier.  Areas in which IRATA skills are deployed are listed here.

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Safety Bulletin SB22

Catastrophic failure of ropes rigged over an edge

Safety Bulletin SB20

'Near Miss' Rope melted by heat from a lamp

Safety Bulletin SB18

Near miss – failure of anchor line

Safety Bulletin SB11

Severed working line

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