Rope Access

Rope Access

Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent is required
• Must be at a minimum of eighteen (18) years of age
• Minimum of two (2) years of experience in radiographic testing is required, preferably with rope access
• IRATA Level 1/2/3 or SPRAT equivalent is required
• Valid radiographic NDT Level II certification in accordance with ASNT, ISO, or equivalent standards is required
• Radiation safety certification and knowledge of national regulations is required
• Expertise in operating X-ray and gamma-ray equipment
• Proficiency in handling and storing radioactive materials safely
• Strong understanding of structural and material behaviors under stress
• Familiarity with interpreting industry codes, specifications, and procedures for RT inspections
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record
• Pre-employment background checks will be required
• Valid TWIC Card or the ability to obtain a valid TWIC Card is required

Responsibilities

• Perform radiographic testing (RT) to identify and document defects in materials, welds, and components.
• Interpret RT film and digital radiographs to assess structural integrity and compliance with industry standards.
• Ensure proper setup, positioning, and exposure of X-ray or gamma-ray equipment.
• Safely handle and manage radiation sources following strict safety and regulatory guidelines.
• Execute inspection tasks using rope access techniques in compliance with IRATA or SPRAT standards.
• Rig, inspect, and maintain anchor systems to ensure secure and efficient rope access setups.
• Strictly adhere to radiation safety standards and protocols, including ALARA principles (As Low As Reasonably Achievable).
• Conduct and document site-specific risk assessments and Job Site Analyses (JSA).
• Monitor and maintain radiation dosimetry records and adhere to national and local regulations.
• Prepare detailed reports of radiographic findings, including accurate records of exposures, film interpretation, and test outcomes.
• Maintain proper documentation of equipment maintenance, certifications, and compliance with client and industry standards.
• Effectively communicate inspection results and recommendations to clients and team members.
• Regularly inspect and maintain radiography equipment, including cameras, dosimeters, and PPE.
• Ensure all testing equipment is calibrated and functioning correctly for accurate results.
• Collaborate with team members and supervisors to prioritize tasks and meet project timelines.
• Provide guidance and support to less experienced technicians, fostering a culture of safety and learning.

Preferred Qualifications

• GWO Working at Height certification is preferred