ITRA Level 2 Training in Barcelona – Official Rope Rescue Certification

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ITRA Level 2 Course

Ready to take your rope rescue skills further? Our ITRA Level 2 Course is perfect for those who already hold Level 1 certification and want to improve their techniques. This internationally recognized qualification prepares you to work in more challenging environments, including industrial sites, emergency operations, and natural environments such as mountains, cliffs, and remote outdoor areas.

Whether you want to grow within a rescue team, improve your rope access skills, or boost your career opportunities, this course gives you the practical knowledge and experience you need. The ITRA Level 2 Certification shows you can perform and supervise advanced rope rescue tasks, recognized by employers around the world.

Who Is This ITRA Level 2 Course For?

The ITRA Level 2 Course is for people with experience who want to get better at vertical rescue. Ideal for:

• Firefighters and rescue teams working on cliffs, tall buildings, industrial areas, or remote natural environments.
• Team leaders who need to handle complex hauling, lowering, and anchor systems.
• Professionals who want to take on more responsibility in rescue operations.

Objetivo

What You Will Learn in the ITRA Level 2 Course

You will learn to work in vertical environments with an injured or immobilized person, using advanced rope rescue and stretcher techniques. This course is designed for those ready to move beyond the basics and adapt to diverse terrains and conditions.

Requisitos del curso

Requirements for the ITRA Level 2 Course

• Completion of ITRA Level 1 or similar training with at least one year of experience.
• Physical fitness and good health to perform vigorous tasks that may be required during the assessment, such as lifting the weight of a standard load in a litter, carrying equipment and moving through varied environments based on the rope rescue context, etc.
• Minimum age of 18.

Duración del curso

4 days of training + 1 day of assessment with an independent ITRA evaluator.

Certificación y Validez

✅ Official ITRA Certification
• An internationally recognized qualification as a Level 2 Rope Rescue Technician.
• Unlike a simple certificate of attendance, this certification requires you to successfully pass a formal assessment to prove your skills.

✅ Validity Period
• Once you pass Level 2, your technician qualification remains valid for 3 years in the official ITRA database.

✅ Registration
• Your qualification is recorded in the ITRA Global Database, accessible to instructors, employers, and recognized authorities.
• This ensures your competency level can be officially verified worldwide.

Precio del curso

ITRA Course Level 2 price

• Total cost: 1.150 € 890 € 
• Enrollment fee: 50 €

The price includes hands-on training, official assessment, registration in the official database, certificate issuance, and high‑quality materials from our trusted partners like Petzl, necessary for your learning experience.

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Contenido del curso

Teoría

• Intermediate rope rescue physics
• Evaluation and analysis of more complex rope rescue systems
• Contingency planning and decision-making in dynamic scenarios
• Use of alternative anchor systems, including vehicles as anchors
• Evaluation and deployment of pre-rigged pulley systems
• Implementation of back-ties and guy lines
• Techniques for safe litter transitions at difficult or exposed edges

Práctica

• Operation of lowering systems in vertical environments
• Operation of raising systems in vertical environments
• Rigging and use of various litters for vertical rescue
• On-rope ascending and descending with knot pass
• Safe transitions between raising and lowering systems (and vice versa)
• Basic use of Artificial High Directionals (monopods, bipods, tripods)
• Pick-off rescue of a non-suspended victim
• Rigging and use of an improvised harness in emergency situations
• Setup and deployment of retrievable rope systems
• Edge-based rescues involving difficult access (ascending or descending)
• Team-based suspended victim rescue execution and coordination