The Rope Access Technician performs insulation work at height using two-rope access systems in accordance with IRATA or SPRAT standards. The role includes installing, adjusting, inspecting, and dismantling rope access systems while maintaining safe work positioning and tool control, identifying hazards, and exercising stop-work authority when needed. The technician installs, removes, repairs, and inspects mechanical, thermal, acoustic, and cryogenic insulation on piping, vessels, and tanks. Work includes removable and permanent insulation systems and materials such as mineral wool, calcium silicate, foam glass, fiberglass, and, where applicable, aerogel. The role also involves installing vapor barriers, jacketing, cladding, and weatherproofing, and identifying damage, moisture intrusion, corrosion under insulation, or degradation. Other duties include cleaning and minor maintenance of company vehicles, routinely inspecting equipment, keeping shop areas clean and orderly, and performing other assigned duties. The work may involve extended hours, short-notice callouts, and extended travel or time on site.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED