Rope Course Inspections, Staff Training / Assessments, Technical Advice, ERCA courses, Repairs
Some evening rambling about tracer loops and ropes courses
Let us know your thoughts ⬇️
11/08/2026
Sam was recently out helping complete an inspection to keep this site operating safely.
During the day we inspected an obstacle course, Koala continuous belay course, Saferoller continuous belay course, a short zip wire and a climbing tower with gladiator challenge.
A full day in the sweat box 🥵
Have you got your next inspection booked?
Get yourself booked onto some Autumn CPD
ERCA Refresher - 15th September
For those that already hold either the ground instructor High Ropes instructor or the rescuer awards. Refresh your certificate for another three years - attendees must have either a valid certificate or expired within the last 12 months.
ERCA High Ropes Instructor (Conversion Course) - 5th - 7th October
A fast track version of the traditional five day course. For instructors already trained to the ERCA standard and running High Ropes activities.
ERCA Rescuer 26th - 29th October
Covering the core module looking at rescue theory psychological factors and EAPs. We will then cover the active and passive modules. Attendees must have either a valid High Ropes instructor or adventure Park award.
Location is New Forest
All of our courses require a valid first aid certificate.
Accommodation can be booked separately at the venue.
To book your space visit our website or send us a DM.
The view nobody asked for but the ropes course gets all the time 😂
No stress just vibes 😎
30/07/2026
The first platform I ever built was on a Continuous Belay tree course in 2015... and it took hours😂
Believe it or not, there still isn’t a qualification that makes you a high ropes constructor.
Like most people in this industry, I’ve learned through experience, making mistakes, and working alongside people who knew more than me. That’s still the best education you can get.
That said, there are plenty of qualifications that help build your knowledge and make you a better constructor like IPAF, CSCS Card etc.
Inspector qualifications such as OIMC, Wire Rope and Wood Pole inspector give you essential knowledge of how the different components should work and more importantly what they look like when displaying issues.
Networking and conferences provide an opportunity to meet others, watch demonstrations, ask questions and get hands on.
Lastly, working on ropes courses. Being an instructor builds your knowledge of how the activities should run and what improvements can be made during construction.
At the end of the day, nothing replaces time on the tools, learning from experienced builders, and continuously improving your craft.
What’s the hardest lesson you’ve learned on site? 👇
27/07/2026
Something different for the company a few weekends ago - Leading the national three peaks challenge for Momentum Fitness Charity
A weekend of adventure, fatigue and team work… plus a sprinkle of type 2 fun ✨
Having climbed in the mountains for years, I’ve never had such luck with the weather 😂
Have you completed the 3peaks challenge?
Keep your eyes peeled for more corporate challenges on our website.
AMI Professionals James Redfearn
24/07/2026
Congratulations to the team Hindleap Warren for getting this session from concept to delivery.
Excellent day spent at Harrison Rocks this week working through the delivery of their new weaselling session.
AMI Professionals
16/07/2026
Two glorious days last week providing technical advice support.
Every one of our TA sites gets a free health and safety audit day of their activities and facilities each year. Yes - Free of charge 🤯
Shout out to two instructors using UV umbrellas, excellent protective measure for those working outside in the current weather ☀️
AMI Professionals