Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
28 Nov, 25
Salary
21.0
Posted On
28 Aug, 25
Experience
0 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Fall Protection, Safety Regulations, Construction, Protection, Height, Communication Skills, Rope Access
Industry
Construction
JOB DESCRIPTION
Fort Sands Construction is seeking a skilled and certified Rope Access Technician to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will have experience working at height in a construction or building maintenance environment, with strong knowledge of rope access safety procedures and equipment. This position plays a key role in the installation, maintenance, and repair of building exteriors, including tasks like cladding, envelope repairs, window and facade work, and structural inspections—using rope access techniques.
QUALIFICATIONS
o Valid SPRAT (Level I, II, or III) or IRATA Certification (required).
o Experience in construction, building envelope work, window installation, or exterior maintenance preferred.
o Working knowledge of Alberta Occupational Health & Safety regulations related to rope access and fall protection.
o Fall Protection, First Aid (Standard or Emergency), and CSTS-2020 certifications required.
o Comfortable working at height in a physically demanding environment and in varying weather conditions.
o Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively as part of a team.
o Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
o Perform rope access operations in accordance with industry’s best practices and safety standards (SPRAT/IRATA).
o Execute building envelope repairs, exterior construction tasks, window and facade work at heights.
o Read and interpret technical drawings, scopes of work, and manufacturer specifications.
o Work safely with power tools, hand tools, and rigging equipment in elevated environments.
o Complete work in a timely, efficient manner while maintaining the highest safety and quality standards.
o Maintain and inspect rope, access gear and safety equipment regularly.
o Collaborate with site supervisors, engineers, and other tradespeople on-site.