Learning the SPRAT Curriculum: Hitches
The following more advanced knots must be demonstrated in addition to the core knots that are part of the L1 syllabus.
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The following more advanced knots must be demonstrated in addition to the core knots that are part of the L1 syllabus.
ContinuedWhen aid climbing, work positioning lanyards are used to suspend and assist the movement of a technician climbing eithervertically (L2 and...
There are two parts to this requirement: the pick off rescue, and the combined descent past knots to the ground or elevated platform. The...
In some situations, you may have to do some climbing in order to reach your work position. Vertical aid climbing is a more advanced technique, and could...
ContinuedThere are several different methods for connecting the ropes in your system to their anchors, and they all require the same consideration for anchor...
ContinuedTo perform this hauling and lowering exercise, you'll be using a descender and fixed back-up device that's been incorporated onto the secondary line...
This L1 rescue exercise combines components that can be used in several different rescue scenarios, including: rescue from descent or ascent, rescue...
Knots are integral to rope access work, and have a wide variety of uses. Even though sewn terminations are now available, tying and recognizing different...
ContinuedThere are two parts to this section of your evaluation.
During your SPRAT evaluation, ALL LEVELS (*see below if you're a L3) must demonstrate that they...
ContinuedThere are several different techniques you can use to climb up or descend down a given structure. Horizontal Aid Climbing is a relatively simple technique...
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