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Mattia Crapanzano

IRATA Level 1 Rope Access Technician · Modulo A (Italy, Legislative Decree 81/08) · Volunteer Firefighter · First Responder
Born in Taranto (Italy) on 12/08/1996 · Based in Legnago (VR), Italy · +39 351 465 8810 · crapanzano.work@gmail.com · crapanzano.work · linkedin.com/in/mattia-crapanzano

01 Rope access · Work at height · Rescue

At height.

IRATA Level 1 rope access technician, with the Italian Modulo A to work in Italy. Volunteer firefighter and first responder: my goal is to become a rope rescue technician. I’m building my experience at height right now, and I’m ready to build it anywhere.

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110 88 66 44 22 0 m MC · L1 IRATA L1 Legnago · Italy ALT 97.2 m 2 ropes · 2 anchors
Certifications
IRATA Level 1 · Modulo A
Next course
ITRA · 16–21 November 2026
Home base
Legnago, Italy · travel anywhere
02 — Application

My details, at a glance.

The information companies ask for when I apply, ready to copy with one tap.

Candidate sheet · Rope accessAvailable immediately
Full name
Mattia Crapanzano
Place and date of birth
Taranto (Italy), 12/08/199630 years old
Home base
Legnago (VR), Italy
Location applying for
Any locationAvailable immediately in Veneto and for assignments across Italy and abroad, including long ones.
Driving licence
B · own car
Rope access experience
Still to buildIRATA L1 and Modulo A certified: ready to start.
Work experience
  1. 2026 — nowVolunteer firefighterItalian National Fire Corps · Verona
  2. 2026 — nowFirst responder (ambulance)Italian Red Cross, Vicenza · Legnago Soccorso
  3. 2015 — nowCare worker (OSS)Currently in Montecchio Precalcino (VI) and Legnago (VR)
  4. 2017 — nowPhotographer & videomakerSelf-employed
  5. 2025 — 2026Head of communicationsArked Partners · Verona
  6. 2023 — 2025TV camera operatorVideomedia S.p.A. · Vicenza
  7. 2021 — 2023Founder of a production studioMagistral Studios · Lonigo
03 — Certifications

A solid place to start.

I don’t have rope access hours yet, but I have the right training to start safely: certifications to work at height and certifications to rescue. Copies available on request.

International certification10 / 2026 IRATA
Level 1 L1 / 3 Rope Access Technician · trained by Sicurlive Group, assessed by an independent assessor.
Italian regulation2026 Modulo A Rope work training required by Italian law (Legislative Decree 81/08, Annex XXI). It makes the IRATA certificate valid on Italian sites.
Coming up16–21 / 11 / 2026 ITRA
course International Technical Rescue Association · Level 2, possibly 3, with Prevent. The first step towards rope rescue.
Technical rescue09 / 2026Volunteer firefighterItalian National Fire Corps · Verona
Rescue06 / 2026BLSD adult & paediatricCPR and defibrillation
Rescue06 / 2026PTC · trauma carePre-hospital trauma care
Rescue06 / 2026ExtricationRescue devices and immobilisation
Emergency07 / 2026M.I.O.S.Major incident management
Safety04 / 2026Workplace first aid16 hours · Ministerial Decree 388/2003
Safety02 / 2026Fire safety level 28 hours
Safety10 / 2025High-risk worker training4 + 12 hours · Legislative Decree 81/08
Aerial inspections→ 11 / 2030EASA drone pilot A1/A3Open category · EU certificate
International standardIRATARope Access Technician · Level 1
Italian regulationModulo ARope work · Leg. Decree 81/08, Annex XXI
ResultReadyTo work in Italy and abroad, now
04 — Goal

My goal: rope rescue technician.

I want to bring together the two things I do best: working on ropes and rescuing people. I’m already a volunteer firefighter and an ambulance first responder. From 16 to 21 November 2026 I’m taking the ITRA course (International Technical Rescue Association, Level 2, possibly 3) with Prevent, and more specialist courses are planned.

  1. 10 / 2026 · DoneIRATA Level 1Sicurlive Group · assessment passed
  2. 2026 · DoneModulo AItalian rope work training
  3. 2027 · PlannedMore coursesSpecialising in rope rescue
Rope access training in the Sicurlive Group facility
IRATA training · Sicurlive Group · 10/2026
What I bring from rescue work
  • ABCDE approach to trauma patients
  • CPR and early defibrillation, adult and paediatric
  • Immobilisation, extrication and casualty transport
  • S.T.A.R.T. triage and major incident management
  • Coordination with dispatch centres and fire crews
  • Composure, teamwork and quick decisions

On duty with the Italian Fire Corps (Verona), the Italian Red Cross (Vicenza) and Legnago Soccorso.

05 — Experience

Experience at height: to be built, anywhere.

Let me be clear: I don’t have work experience at height yet. I have the certifications, a first responder’s training and the drive to gain experience wherever it’s needed: construction and façades, industry, energy, in Italy and abroad, including long assignments. As an L1 I always work in a team, supervised by a Level 3 technician.

Mattia in harness, helmet and IRATA equipment during the course
IRATA course · Sicurlive Group · 10/2026
What I can already doPhoto · Video · Drone

Documentation from height

Before the ropes I worked as a photographer and videomaker for ten years, and I hold the EU drone pilot certificate (EASA A1/A3). At height I can document inspections, defects and progress with photos, video and aerial footage, ready for reports and clients.

In a teamReliable

What I bring

Used to working in teams and under pressure: fire crews, ambulances, TV sets. Punctual, with ten years of self-employment.

  • StatusAvailable immediately
  • Home baseLegnago (VR), Italy
  • TravelItaly and abroad
  • TransportLicence B · Own car
  • LanguagesItalian · Basic English

Got a job at height?

Tell me where, when and what needs doing. I’ll reply the same day with my availability.

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