The Rope Rescue Technician Instructor (RRTI) course prepares instructors to teach rope rescue at the technician level, enabling their students to operate effectively in more complex environments.
Becoming a Rope Rescue Technician Instructor (RRTI) enables you to provide rope rescue training for more complex environments, covering essential techniques such as artificial frames, complex edge transitions, offsets, and non-reeving highlines. Upon successful completion, Instructors can teach the following courses:
Safe Working at Height (SWAH)
Safe Working at Height for HART (SWAHHART)
Co-Worker Rescue at Height (CWRH)
Rope Rescue Operator (RRO)
Rope Rescue Technician (RRT)
Please read our blog post about becoming a Rescue 3 Instructor here
