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trained and competent to carry out any access tasks that they are to undertake, including workmate rescue/retrieval and should only be allocated tasks appropriate to their level of training;b) sufficiently physically fit and free from any disability that might prevent them from working safelyat height;© IRATA InternationalPart 1: page 15 of 192014-Jul-01IRATA International code of practice for industrial rope access Part 1 of 5: Foreword, Introduction, Scope, Structure, Terms and definitions, Principles and controlsc) competent in the pre-use inspection of their equipment, including an understanding of whenequipment should be withdrawn from service.1.4.2.3 Management and supervision1.4.2.3.1There should be proper management and supervision of the rope access worksite.1.4.2.3.2Managers responsible for the rope access site should be:a) competent in management skills;b) have adequate knowledge of rope access technical procedures to enable them to manage the