The IRATA is recognised as the world’s leading authority on industrial rope access.
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SpanSet are training specialists and are a full member of the IRATA and also provide IRATA equipment. “The IRATA training provides staff with the skills to carry out rope transfers, rebelays and aid climbing, in order to position themselves for work accurately and safely.”Īidan and Patrick completed the five day training course, four days practical and one day assessment at specialist training organisations SpanSet in Middlewich, Cheshire. “Datum’s IRATA qualified staff use state-of-the-art PPE and safety equipment to ascend and descend vertical structures and geological features. “Having the IRATA qualification means Datum’s Engineers and Technicians can now provide this service in-house and therefore offer a far wider range of services to clients. It means Datum can provide in-house monitoring, surveying and installation services to areas that would be otherwise inaccessible by conventional means.ĭavid Pilkington, Senior Contract Manager, explained: “Installations, tests and surveys that need to be carried out in areas that cannot be scaffolded or accessed by a MEWP (Mobile Elevated Working Platforms) require technical rope access to achieve required goals. Technical engineer Aidan Taylor and Site Technician Patrick Nedley completed the five day course to secure their Level 1 IRATA certification. Two engineers from The Datum Group have secured their Industrial Rope Access Trade Association Qualification.
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