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Essential workers who trust their lives to their ropes and equipment, such as SPRAT certified rope access technicians, need to stay sharp. We are chomping at the bit to help new students receive quality training, as well as assisting existing technicians to get re-certified in 2020.
SPRAT has become the next step for many fire department technical rescue team members that are looking for something more after the traditional NFPA style courses. Why is this?
Even with all the COVID-19 shutdowns, the Elevated Safety crew is still out on the front lines as first responders and also helping out with various rope-related essential service work.
One of the crucial safety measures that is often over looked by work at height professionals is edge protection. The aim of edge protection is to protect the rope from damage as it is used over the edges of building or other obstacles.
There are a number of options available. And we try them out, so that we can let you know our thoughts on them. Here are our thoughts on the current, top three rope bags.
One of the organizations that we work with is Collins Engineers. We provide professional training, certification, safety over site and rope access support to their team.
Often times customers come to us for one of our three offerings, and once they work with us further, they learn about our other offerings. Take a look at this customer testimonial video featuring Craig, a Structural Engineering Manager at AECOM.
The advanced rope rescue course focused on showing, and practicing, different rigging and concepts that could be utilized in any environment.