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Rope Access Tips, Tricks & Chats

Getting up-to-date information on rope access can be hard.... Every week Leigh Greenwood will share some tips and tricks, and invite guests for a chat about everything rope access. If you're involved in rope access or interested in it, this show is for you!

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  1. 138

    The only 3 things we have to do from the ICOP

    This week we have a chat about the only three things you need to follow in the ICOP. Take a listen and let me know if you agree. 

  2. 137

    Wayne Russell Bit of kit

    This week we had a chat with Wayne Russell our NZ lead trainer on what bit of kit does he need to have on his harness. Was a bit left of field for me. He can’t survive without a Pod Bag. 

  3. 136

    Assisted Aid Climbing, why is this not an assessable item?

    This week we chat about assisted aid climb. I have seen this assessed in some level 3 assessments, but I can’t find it in the TACS. Should all level 3’s be trained and assessed on this?Do you agree that it should be added or not, let me [email protected] safe

  4. 135

    Should we train 8 level 1’s on our own

    This week we have a chat about if a level 3i should be able to train 8 level 1’s without an assistant. Let me know if you agree or [email protected] safe

  5. 134

    Anchors or Anchorage

    This week we are having a quick chat about anchors and anchorage. what’s the difference and how it fits in with rope access. We have found that using these terms make it easy to describe parts of the system and how it falls into IRATA ICOP to comply. it also helps work out where and when the 2 points of connection starts and stops. If you want to get in touch, drop me a line @[email protected] safe.   

  6. 133

    Rig Board

    This week we take a look at a new bit of kit from Rig Board. If you ever needed to draw a rigging plan on a white board and couldn’t tell the difference between a descender and a back up, this is the bit of kit for you. great in training and planning of jobs. check them out at https://rigboard.shop/Tell them Leigh sent you. :-). Stay safe. 

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Getting up-to-date information on rope access can be hard.... Every week Leigh Greenwood will share some tips and tricks, and invite guests for a chat about everything rope access. If you're involved in rope access or interested in it, this show is for you!

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Getting up-to-date information on rope access can be hard.... Every week Leigh Greenwood will share some tips and tricks, and invite guests for a chat about everything rope access. If you're involved in rope access or interested in it, this show is for you!

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