Key takeaways from IRATA’s Topic Sheet No. 9 – Uncontrolled Descent

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Rope access work requires precision, training, and the right equipment to ensure safety at all times.

Uncontrolled descent is a serious hazard that can occur due to equipment failure, improper use, or lack of experience.

Key takeaways from IRATA’s Topic Sheet No. 9 – Uncontrolled Descent:

  • Incorrect use or failure of a descender can lead to uncontrolled movement.
  • A poorly selected or improperly used back-up device may fail to arrest a fall.
  • Choosing the right equipment, training technicians properly, and ensuring close supervision are essential to preventing incidents.

Stay safe by ensuring your team follows best practices! Download the full document for detailed guidance:
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#RopeAccess #IRATA #SafetyFirst #WorkAtHeight #UncontrolledDescent

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