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Self-braking descender with anti-panic function for work at height and rope access work.

For more details go to Petzl – Professional Catalogue
Further information must be read prior to use at ...
the manufacturer's instruction manual.
https://www.petzl.com/INT/en/Professional/Descenders/I-D-S
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VERTICAL AID CLIMBING (L-2 & 3’s ONLY)

Vertical aid climbing is a technique which allows rope access Technicians to climb a structure such as
a steel lattice tower or a series of anchor bolts set in a wall.

Level ...
2 and Level 3 Trainees must demonstrate vertical aid climbing, progressing primarily in suspension in an upward direction.

Trainees must demonstrate an understanding of the suitability of different types of lanyards with emphasis on the need to minimize potential fall factors, distances, and impact loads.

Trainees must demonstrate climbing a vertical distance of at least 3 m.
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PASSING A DEVIATION WITH A CASUALTY

Deviations may be rigged to position ropes or avoid obstructions. These may not be compatible with lowering systems, so the rescue plan needs to ensure sufficient competence within the team ...to deal with them.
Level 2 candidates shall demonstrate descending with a casualty through a single-anchor
deviation.
Level 3 candidates shall demonstrate descending with a casualty through a double-anchor
deviation.
Trainees should avoid out-of-control swings and potential slack in the
safety line.
Trainees should demonstrate a safe and efficient passage through the deviation.
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The video series is an invaluable tool for newcomers and beginners, allowing them to familiarize themselves with the syllabus before stepping into their first class. It offers a clearer understanding of how to handle Rope Access equipment, practical tips for training exercises, and strategies to keep pace with the intensive daily training workload. This preparation is crucial for successfully passing the IRATA assessment on the fifth day.

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