Description
SRT (Stationary Rope Techniques) Training Course – In Partnership with Arb Skills
Date: 17th April
Time: 9:00am – 4:30pm
Location: Honey Brothers, New Pond Road, Peasmarsh, GU3 1JR
Course Overview
This comprehensive SRT (Stationary Rope Techniques) course is run in conjunction with Arb Skills and delivered by industry experts Ben Rose and Ben Connon. Designed for arborists looking to build confidence and competence in modern climbing techniques, the course blends clear instruction with hands‑on practice to improve safety, efficiency and movement in the tree.
Taking place on 17th April from 9am–4:30pm, this one‑day session covers essential SRT skills, rescue considerations, safe anchor installation and advanced canopy movement techniques
Basic Introduction to SRT
A structured introduction to Stationary Rope Techniques, ideal for climbers transitioning from DdRT or learning SRT for the first time.
SRT Systems, Configuration & Compatibility
Learn how to correctly set up and select compatible devices, ropes and connectors for safe and efficient SRT climbing.
Forces, Angles & Loadings
Understand how rope angles, redirects and anchor positioning affect forces within the system — essential knowledge for safe climbing.
Simple Rescue‑Ready Base Anchors
Learn how to install base anchors that support efficient climbing while remaining rescue‑ready.
Top Anchors
Discover how to assess, select and install canopy anchors safely and efficiently.
Redirects, Mechanical Advantage & Branch Walking
Improve movement in the canopy through correct redirect use, understanding mechanical advantage and refining branch‑walking technique.
Who This Course Is For
- Arborists new to SRT
- Climbers transitioning from DdRT
- Professionals seeking increased efficiency
- Anyone wanting modern, safer climbing techniques
Delivered by Industry Expert Instructors: Ben Rose & Ben Conan
Both instructors bring extensive practical and training experience, ensuring clear, professional guidance grounded in real‑world arboriculture.
