Work and Safety Analysis (WASA) 2023 report

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As an IRATA member, we are dedicated to maintaining the highest safety standards in our industry. Every quarter, we contribute to the Work and Safety Analysis (WASA), providing insights into the safety and efficiency of rope access operations worldwide. This commitment not only enhances safety but also fosters continuous improvement across the sector.

The latest WASA report reveals a significant increase in total work hours, highlighting our industry’s robust recovery and growth post-pandemic. With over 25 million hours reported, the commitment to safety and training remains stronger than ever.

The latest safety statistics show promising trends: fatalities dropped from 3 in 2021 to 0 in 2022, major incidents decreased from 4 to 3, and serious injuries were reduced from 8 to 6. While these improvements are encouraging, they also remind us of the continuous need for vigilance and improvement in our safety practices.

Dive deeper into our safety practices and their impact on the industry by checking out the full WASA report here https://irata.org/downloads/22545.

Join us in setting safety benchmarks and driving change!

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