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Safe work at height isn’t just about the gear — it’s also about the skill of the technician using it. OSHA and industry standards like SPRAT (Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians) recognize three distinct levels of rope access technicians.

At Shine On Anchors, we ensure that our teams are trained, certified, and supervised according to these levels — so you can trust the safety of any work we do on your building.


What Are the 3 Levels of Rope Access Skill?

Level I Technician – Rope Access Worker

  • Entry-level position
  • Performs tasks under supervision
  • Proficient in rope maneuvers, safety checks, and basic rescues
  • Must be supervised by a Level II or Level III technician

Level II Technician – Lead Technician

  • Intermediate level with advanced experience
  • Leads rope access tasks and assists with rescues
  • Can supervise Level I technicians
  • Requires documented hours of rope access work and field evaluation

Level III Technician – Rope Access Supervisor

  • Highest level of certification
  • Responsible for job safety and site planning
  • Can design rescue plans and oversee all technicians
  • Ensures full compliance with OSHA, ANSI, and SPRAT standards

Why Technician Levels Matter for Your Building

When hiring a contractor for suspended work — such as anchor inspections, facade maintenance, or high-rise window cleaning — it’s critical to know who’s showing up on your roof. At Shine On Anchors, we assign the right mix of certified rope access technicians to match the job scope and safety requirements.

This protects:

  • Your building from liability
  • Your workers from unsafe conditions
  • Your business from non-compliance with OSHA or ANSI standards

Our Commitment to Training and Compliance

We go beyond the minimum by requiring our team to:

  • Maintain up-to-date SPRAT certifications
  • Undergo continuing education in rope access safety
  • Work under direct supervision by senior Level III techs

You can trust that every job we perform — whether it’s anchor testing or suspended access cleaning — is done by professionals who meet or exceed OSHA skill-level expectations.


Need a Rope Access Team You Can Trust?

From anchor certification to hands-on suspended services, Shine On Anchors delivers OSHA-compliant work at height.
✅ Fully trained techs
✅ Documented certifications
✅ Third-party inspection available

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