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In the UK, the standard route into rope access is completing your IRATA Level 1 qualification, although there are a few alternative pathways that are less widely recognised. There are no formal entry requirements for the Level 1 course—just reasonable physical fitness, no medical issues that would prevent you from working at height, and a solid head for heights! Everyone begins at Level 1, and with time and experience you can work your way up through Level 2, eventually becom

So you have done your course and assessment and got your IRATA qualification (in the UK) where do you go from here? What job you get in rope access can depend a lot on what other qualifications you have, there are very few jobs that only require a rope access qualification, the more qualifications you have the easier it should be to find a job, don’t forget to be reliable and courteous on site as rope access is quite a small world! The seemingly most popular way to advertise