Acuren Inspection Inc

If you have a knack for rock climbing and looking for a career in that field you might consider a career in rope access. Rope access is not particularly a job but a position at work based on which you can choose the type of work you can do. For example, if you have certain knowledge in engineering then you can have your rope access training and climb buildings to do engineering works like machine inspection, welding, parts repair and exchange, etc. So, a rope access career is not just having a career in rope access but what you do with it. While working as a rope access technician you will need to climb heights and other difficult places. This will require some specific qualifications. To become trained in this position you need to attend a certification training program organized by International Rope Access Trading Association or IRATA.   But to have a rope access career you will also need other skillsets like basic engineering works, painting or cleaning, welding works, ma...

Who are rope access technicians? Rope access technicians are people who work on ropes to climb up difficult places which seem otherwise impossible. They solely climb upwards or downwards on a building or towers to do work like repair, cleaning, welding, and painting. In the industrial services industry rope access technicians performs engineering works and inspections. These technicians need to do the training and earn real-life experience before applying for a job. Rope access technician careers have successful growth in the United States as well as in northern America.    What kind of training is beneficial for a rope access technician career? To have a rope access technician career you need to enroll yourself in the training program that is conducted by IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trading Association). There are different levels in the training like IRATA levels 1, 2, and 3. You have to go through every level and have experience in each one of them to move on to the ne...