Rope Access Technician

St. John's, NL
On-site
Posted Sep 20, 2026
1 position

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Minimum education: Professional degree
Apply by: Sep 18, 2027
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

Assist with industrial maintenance, inspection, and repair activities while working at heights using rope access techniques. Collaborate with crew members to ensure all tasks are completed safely and efficiently according to site-specific procedures.

Job details

Position Summary Your Next Opportunity Starts in Atlantic Canada Tacten is seeking individuals interested in starting or continuing a career in industrial rope access to support current and future projects throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. We are continuing to build and develop our Atlantic rope access workforce and welcome applications from individuals with industrial or trades experience who are interested in entering the rope access industry, obtaining their IRATA Level 1 certification, and developing their skills through hands-on industrial experience. We also encourage currently certified IRATA Rope Access Technicians to connect with us regarding current and future opportunities across the Atlantic Region. Build Your Career in Atlantic Canada Atlantic Canada offers industrial professionals the opportunity to build a rewarding career while remaining connected to the communities they call home. With ongoing activity across industrial maintenance, construction, energy, inspection and infrastructure, there are opportunities to develop new skills, gain diverse project experience and grow within the industrial sector. A career in industrial rope access can open the door to specialized work, new challenges and opportunities to combine existing trade or technical experience with an in-demand access skill. Whether you are already certified or interested in taking your industrial career in a new direction, Tacten can help you explore what that next step could look like. And there is more to Atlantic Canada than the work. From coastal communities and outdoor recreation to a strong sense of community and a lifestyle that keeps you close to home, the Atlantic Region offers an opportunity to build your career without leaving the region behind. To support the local requirements of these projects, applicants must currently reside in Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia and be eligible to work in Canada. Responsibilities Assist with a variety of industrial maintenance, inspection, and repair activities while working at heights using rope access techniques. Safely use tools and equipment while performing tasks in a rope access environment. Work alongside experienced Rope Access Technicians and skilled tradespeople, gaining hands-on experience and developing technical skills. Assist with rope access rescue procedures when required and within the scope of your training and certification. Collaborate with crew members and other site personnel to ensure work is completed safely and efficiently. Follow all company and site-specific safety procedures, including the proper use, inspection, and care of rope access equipment. Requirements We are looking for motivated individuals who are eager to develop a career in rope access. Previous rope access experience is not required, and we encourage applicants who are interested in entering the industry to apply. IRATA Level 1 Certification or a willingness to obtain certification. CSO or BSO certification required. ESC Confined Space Monitor and Entry certification required. ESC Fall Protection certification is an asset. Skilled Labourer Ticket or previous industrial experience is an asset, but not required. Strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn new skills. Comfortable working at heights and interested in developing technical skills in an industrial environment. Strong commitment to safety, quality, and following established work procedures. Ability to work collaboratively with experienced technicians, tradespeople, and other crew members. Good communication, problem-solving, and time-management skills. Valid driver's licence and clean driver's abstract. Must reside in and be legally eligible to work in Canada. Benefits NV5 offers a competitive compensation and benefits package including medical, dental, life insurance, PTO, 401(k) and professional development/advancement opportunities. Competitive Salary Medical, dental, and supplemental insurance Employee Assistance Program Company paid Life & AD&D Company paid Disability 401K Plan Paid Holidays Paid Time Off Company Overview NV5 delivers technology-enabled engineering, consulting, and geospatial solutions that help clients plan, design, and optimize infrastructure, buildings, utilities, and environmental systems. We bring together technical expertise, data, and innovative thinking to create resilient, high-performance assets. As part of TiC Solutions, alongside Acuren, we share a purpose: to shape and strengthen the physical world. Our work starts with our people. We invest in their growth and never compromise on safety. We work as one team across disciplines and geographies, bringing diverse perspectives and a shared purpose to complex challenges. At NV5, we take pride in high-quality work that creates lasting value for our clients. We challenge the status quo, continuously improve, and turn insight into smarter designs, plans, and solutions. Join us to contribute your expertise and collaborate with our teams to help shape the infrastructure and systems the world relies on.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates must be comfortable working at heights and possess or be willing to obtain IRATA Level 1, CSO/BSO, and ESC Confined Space certifications. A valid driver's licence and legal eligibility to work in Canada are required.