Upholding Excellence with IRATA’s Code of Practice

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At Rope Access in London, we proudly adhere to the highest standards set by the IRATA International Code of Practice (ICoP). This vital document guides the training and assessment protocols for our technicians, ensuring that safety and professionalism are always prioritized.

The ICOP is built on the foundation of extensive global experiences, integrating advice from various national and international health and safety organizations. It reflects the best working practices that are essential for our industry.

Compliance with these rigorous standards is mandatory for all members of IRATA International. By following these guidelines, we not only uphold our commitment to safety but also ensure that our team’s expertise is continually enhanced.

Visit https://irata.org/downloads/2055 to learn more!

#SafetyFirst #IRATAStandards #ProfessionalExcellence

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