Rope Access Supervisor

JA Hatta Fort Hotel | Hatta, UAE Take Your Expertise to New Heights in a Unique Mountain Resort Setting At JA Hatta Fort Hotel, we’re looking for a highly skilled Rope Access Supervisor / IRATA Level 3 Technician to lead critical high-altitude maintenance operations across our distinctive resort landscape. If you are a safety-driven leader with strong technical expertise and a passion for excellence—this is your opportunity to work in one of the UAE’s most scenic destinations. Job Summary As a Rope Access Supervisor, you will: - Lead and supervise rope access teams on-site - Plan and execute complex high-level works - Act as the principal safety supervisor and lead technician - Manage advanced rigging operations - Ensure 100% compliance with international safety standards Key Responsibilities Operational Excellence - Supervise rope access operations, including high-rise exterior cleaning - Ensure work is executed without disrupting guest privacy or hotel aesthetics - Perform and oversee advanced rigging operations - Conduct inspections and repairs of architectural elements, signage, roofs, and exterior lighting - Operate scaffolding and alternative machinery (e.g., boom lifts) Equipment Management - Monitor all rope access equipment and gear - Conduct detailed inspections and ensure compliance logs are maintained - Evaluate equipment for safe usage and retirement Coordination & Planning - Schedule high-impact tasks during off-peak hours or low occupancy periods - Align operations with hotel standards and guest experience expectations Safety & Compliance - Enforce strict adherence to international safety regulations - Lead safety briefings and ensure all team members follow protocols Requirements Qualifications - IRATA Level 2 or 3 Certification (Level 3 preferred) - Minimum 2,000 logged rope access hours - Valid First Aid Certificate - Working at Heights Certificate - Certified in scaffolding or equipment such as boom lifts Experience - Minimum 3 years’ experience in a similar role within a comparable environment Education - High School Diploma or GED (preferred) Skills - Strong understanding of safety regulations and best practices - Basic to advanced computer skills - Good English communication (written & verbal) Why Join Us? - Work in a dynamic, high-standard hospitality environment - Be part of a skilled and safety-driven team - Opportunity to lead high-impact projects - Grow your expertise in specialized access solutions Ready to Take Your Career to New Heights? Bring your expertise, leadership, and safety-first mindset. Apply now and be part of a team that sets the standard in high-altitude excellence.

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