SPRAT (The Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians) is an authorization and an internationally recognized system for rope access work. All levels require four days of training and one-day evaluation. A representative from the SPRAT organization evaluates all the participants on the last day. In the course, the participants learn to inspect their equipment and the rope system, to climb and descend, move between ropes in 2-rope systems. Additionally, the course consists of assisting in rigging and more advanced techniques under the supervision of a supervisor and carry out rescues where the victim is stuck in his lowering or chest ascender.
After an approved course, the participant will be issued a certificate.
Advanced rigging: weight distribution anchor over several points
Climb / celebrate and go over one edge
Tool change, change from fasteners to rope clamps
Pass knots, rebelays and redirects
Change the rope pair
Practical knowledge in mechanical gear systems
Pitch head haul with rescue rope
Switching between lifting and celebrating cargo
Pick of when the injured person is in Ascent mode
Aid vertically and horizontally
Cross hauling
Target group: For those who want to develop their SPRAT Level 1 Worker into the SPRAT Level 2 Lead Technician with more advanced theoretical and practical elements. The participant must be at least 18 years of age and must be able to show a logbook with at least 500 documented working hours in ropes and a valid SPRAT Level 1 certificate. The candidate should be in good health and shape as the course is physically demanding. Some exercises can be strenuous.Previous knowledge: SPRAT L1 and 500 worked and documented rope access hours.Period of validity: 3 yearsCourse length: 40 hours (5 days)Instructor: 1