Founded to regulate and standardize rope-access work at height, IRATA is a globally recognised organization that develops training, assessment and certification for technicians performing rope access.
When your project involves high-rise, difficult or specialist access, as an IRATA certified team, we use structured methods, qualified assessors and documented procedures to reduce risk, time and disruption.
Technicians progress through three formal levels (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3) based on experience and competency.
Each level requires formal training, examination and practical assessment.
Validity, recertification and logged hours ensure ongoing competence.
We hold IRATA accreditation to demonstrate our ability to handle complex height-access jobs with proven methods and oversight. That means less risk for you, more predictability and safety.
A US-based non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing the safe use of rope access internationally by setting certification standards, training requirements and performance evaluation.
For projects in the United States, especially, SPRAT certification signals that technicians meet industry-accepted performance levels, not just basic ladder or scaffold work
Holding SPRAT means our team is fully versed in safe access, rescue plans, rigging and height-work protocols under US-based standards. You’re assured we know the job, the hazards and how to work at height professionally.
A professional association for the window-cleaning and exterior building-maintenance industry that sets safety training, instructional programs and certification designations tailored to window cleaning, rope descent systems and building facade work.
While rope-access certifications focus on how to get up and down safely, the IWCA focuses on the business of window cleaning and facade maintenance: the methods, equipment, chemicals, standards and industry best-practices. Having IWCA education means we’re not just safe, we’re experts in our craft.
With IWCA certification we bring specialist knowledge to window cleaning and exterior work: safe techniques, up-to-date methods, compliance with industry protocols, and a commitment to doing the job right.
