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IRATA ROPE ACCESS TRAINING VIDEOS

World-Class Rope Access Training | All Areas Access

Welcome to the official All Areas Access Training Videos page—your insight into IRATA-certified rope access training delivered at one of the most respected training centres in the world.

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At All Areas Access, we don’t just teach rope access—we shape elite-level technicians to be prepared for the most demanding industrial environments, and; support them on their journey to becoming safe industry professionals with extraordinary careers. Our purpose-built, state-of-the-art training facility in Osborne Park, Western Australia is regarded as an industry benchmark, attracting trainees from across Australia, Asia-Pacific, and beyond.

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What You’ll Find in Our Training Videos

These videos offer a behind-the-scenes look at our IRATA Level 1, 2 and 3 Rope Access Training programs, showcasing:

  • Real-life footage of practical rope access assessments and exercises

  • Demonstrations of vertical rescue, rigging, hauling systems, and work positioning

  • Interviews with instructors and testimonials from past trainees

  • Insights into our training philosophy, standards, and safety protocols

  • Highlights of our hands-on, immersive learning environment

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Each video is designed to give prospective students, employers, and industry partners a clear picture of the AAA training experience—defined by discipline, safety, technical mastery, and a culture of excellence.​

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ENJOY!

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IRATA L1- Basic harness set up configuration
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IRATA L1- Basic harness set up configuration

IRATA L1- Basic harness set up configuration (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a basic harness set up configuratiopn which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus.
IRATA L1- Passing a single anchor deviation
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IRATA L1- Passing a single anchor deviation

IRATA L1- Passing a single anchor deviation (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating how to pass a single anchor deviation, a technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus. A single anchor deviation is rigged for positioning only, NOT for avoiding hazards.
IRATA L1- Passing a double anchor deviation
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IRATA L1- Passing a double anchor deviation

IRATA L1- Passing a double anchor deviation (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating how to pass a double anchor deviation, a technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus. A double anchor deviation is rigged for avoiding hazards, and therefor requires the technician to remain on a minimum of two points of contact in the deviation at all times, in addition to the two ropes being used for ascent/descent.
IRATA L1- Rope to rope transfer
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IRATA L1- Rope to rope transfer

IRATA L1- Rope to rope transfer (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a rope-to-rope transfer technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus.
IRATA L1- Long rope-to-rope transfer
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IRATA L1- Long rope-to-rope transfer

IRATA L1- Long rope-to-rope transfer (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a LONG rope-to-rope transfer technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus.
IRATA L1- Passing a small re-anchor
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IRATA L1- Passing a small re-anchor

IRATA L1- Passing a small re-anchor (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating passing a small re-anchor technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus.
IRATA L1- Horizontal mobile aid climb
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IRATA L1- Horizontal mobile aid climb

Demonstrating the horizontal mobile aid climb technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus.
IRATA L1- Passing knots
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IRATA L1- Passing knots

IRATA L1- Passing knots (by ALL AREAS ACEESS) Demonstrating passing knots technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus.
IRATA L1- Climbing over an edge
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IRATA L1- Climbing over an edge

IRATA L1- Climbing over an edge (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a rescue technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus. The casualty is rescued from a seperate set of rope, and both the rescuer and the casualty is in a descending device.
IRATA L1- Rescue from separate set of ropes
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IRATA L1- Rescue from separate set of ropes

IRATA L1- Rescue from separate set of ropes (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a rescue technique which is taught in our IRATA L1 syllabus. The casualty is rescued from a seperate set of rope, and both the rescuer and the casualty is in a descending device.
IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from an ascent device (using accessory chord)
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IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from an ascent device (using accessory chord)

IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from ascent (using accessory chord) Demonstrating a snatch rescue from an ascent device rescue technique, using accessory chord), which is taught in our IRATA L2 syllabus. The rescuer performs the rescue from the same set of ropes as the casualty.
IRATA L2- Rescue from a descent device (same set of ropes)
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IRATA L2- Rescue from a descent device (same set of ropes)

IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from descent device (from same set of ropes) Demonstrating a snatch rescue from descent device technique, which is taught in our IRATA L2 syllabus. The rescuer performs the rescue from the same set of ropes as the casualty.
IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from aid climb
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IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from aid climb

IRATA L2- Snatch rescue from aid climb (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a snatch rescue from aid climb technique, which is taught in our IRATA L2 syllabus.
IRATA L2- Passing a single anchor deviation with a casualty
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IRATA L2- Passing a single anchor deviation with a casualty

IRATA L2- Passing a single anchor deviation with a casualty (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating passing a single anchor deviation with a casualty rescue technique which is taught in our IRATA L2 syllabus.
IRATA L2- Passing a re-anchor with a casualty rescue
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IRATA L2- Passing a re-anchor with a casualty rescue

IRATA L2- Passing a re-anchor with a casualty rescue (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating passing a re-anchor with a casualty rescue , which is taught in our IRATA L2 syllabus.
IRATA L2- Rope to rope transfer with a casualty
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IRATA L2- Rope to rope transfer with a casualty

IRATA L2- Rope to rope transfer with a casualty (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating a Rope to rope transfer with a casualty rescue technique, using accessory chord), which is taught in our IRATA L2 syllabus.
IRATA L3- Passing double anchor deviation with casualty
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IRATA L3- Passing double anchor deviation with casualty

IRATA L3- Passing a double anchor deviation with a casualty (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating passing a double anchor deviation with a casualty rescue technique which is taught in our IRATA L3 syllabus.
IRATA L3- Passing knots with a casualty
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IRATA L3- Passing knots with a casualty

IRATA L3- Passing knots with a casualty (by ALL AREAS ACCESS) Demonstrating passing knots with a casualty rescue technique which is taught in our IRATA L3 syllabus.

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​IRATA Level 1

Entry Level. This is a rope access technician who is able to perform a specified range of rope access tasks under the supervision of a Level 3 rope access safety supervisor. No previous experience is required.

 

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IRATA Level 2

This is an experienced rope access Technician who is able to perform more complex tasks under the supervision of a Level 3 rope access safety supervisor, capable of more complex rigging, able to undertake rescues from a variety of situations, and is able to assemble and implement hauling systems.

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IRATA Level 3

This is an experienced rope access Technician looking to move into a supervisory role who is responsible for understanding and implementing rope access procedures, method statements and risk assessments, understands the elements and principles of IRATA, is conversant with relevant work techniques and legislation, has an extensive knowledge of advanced rope access rigging and rescue techniques, and holds an appropriate and current first-aid certificate.

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Additional Training

Refresher training, revalidation & VOC programs are also available.

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https://www.allareasaccess.com.au/cancellation-policy

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FAQs

Follow this link to get answers to frequently asked questions about IRATA rope access training, our courses, the assessment process, IRATA certification, work opportunities, industry related topics and more!

https://www.allareasaccess.com.au/faq

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