Superior Ropeworks
SUPERIOR ROPEWORKS
Superior Ropeworks exists to provide exceptional rescue training that develops competent, confident, and capable rope practitioners. Through expert instruction, practical application, and a commitment to technical excellence, we equip rope access workers, rescue professionals, climbing guides, and recreationalists with the skills and knowledge necessary to safely and effectively navigate the vertical environment.
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Training offered:Â
- R.E.M.S.
- SPRAT Rope Access Certification
- Artificial High Directional
Rapid Extraction Module Support (REMS)
Elevate backcountry technical capabilities through the Superior Ropeworks Rapid Extraction Module Support course. Over five intensive days, emergency response teams gain mastery in deploying ultralight, portable rigging configurations engineered for swift victim access and wilderness medical evacuations across inaccessible terrain. Tailored specifically for small team dynamics in high-exposure environments, the curriculum sharpens field communication, incident leadership, and high-risk decision-making. Fully compliant with FIRESCOPE ICS 162-4 and NWCG PMS 552 standards, this training equips wildland personnel to execute seamless tactical extractions where traditional vehicles fail.
SPRAT Rope Access Training
Master high-angle rigging during this comprehensive four-day SPRAT Rope Access Training program, featuring a fifth-day evaluation by an independent certified evaluator. Designed to replace scaffolding and aerial lifts, this intensive course delivers hands-on practical maneuvering skills for accessing challenging elevated work environments. Participants receive all necessary industrial PPE, with Level 1 Technician and Level 2 Intermediate certification tracks available. Prepare for rigorous physical and mental preparation—get well-rested for an action-packed week of technical skill development.
Artificial High Directionals
Advance your technical rope rescue proficiency with this 50-hour Artificial High Directional program combining classroom instruction with intensive field applications. Engineered for emergency responders, firefighters, search and rescue personnel, and industrial extraction teams, this curriculum covers designing, loading, and stabilizing tripods, bipods, and monopods in complex environments. Key modules focus on structural physics, tensioned guying, anchor lashing, and knot craft to achieve optimal mechanical advantage and vector control. Candidates must hold a basic (operations-level) prerequisite and refresh foundational skills prior to attendance.