What to Expect
We are building a strong internal rope access team and are looking for a solid Level 2 industrial climber with FISAT Level 2 or IRATA Level 2 certification.
You will carry out demanding rope access work at height and in confined spaces, apply advanced rigging techniques, assist in rescues, and deliver safe, high-quality results under the direction of a Level 3 Rope Access Supervisor.
As a key team member, you will work closely with the supervisor, EHS, and maintenance teams to keep operations running smoothly and efficiently.
What You'll Do-
Safe and efficient execution of rope access maneuvers (vertical/horizontal access, traversing, deviations, re-belays, tensioned lines)
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Advanced rigging of working ropes (Y-hangs, pull-through systems, rope protection, horizontal lifelines)
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Performing and assisting in complex rescues (hauling systems, casualty retrieval from ascent/descent, past obstacles)
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Inspection, maintenance, proper use, and storage of personal and team rope access equipment (including pre-use and periodic checks per DGUV 312-906)
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Recognizing hazards on site, implementing corrective measures, and reporting directly to the Level 3 Supervisor
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Supporting the preparation and implementation of risk assessments, rescue plans, and method statements under supervision
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Conducting buddy-system checks, safety briefings/toolbox talks, and ensuring full compliance with FISAT/IRATA standards
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Documentation of work performed and equipment usage in the CMMS or site logs
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Mentoring and guiding Level 1 technicians during joint operations
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Close collaboration with EHS, engineering, maintenance teams, and external partners
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If no rope access work is ongoing, any other work will be assigned within the technical service team and scope
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Valid FISAT Level 2 or IRATA Level 2 certification (mandatory)
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Proven experience in industrial rope access (minimum 1 year / ~1000 logged hours recommended, including advanced maneuvers and rescues)
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Solid knowledge of rope access equipment, knots, rigging methods, and rescue procedures
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Strong understanding of occupational safety regulations, PPE (PSAgA), and relevant standards (DGUV, FISAT/IRATA)
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Practical team experience, including buddy-system work and hazard recognition
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Reliable, physically fit, and highly safety-conscious
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Good communication skills – able to work under supervision while showing initiative on technical tasks
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Willingness for flexible working hours, occasional travel, and continuous training/certification maintenance
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Candidates are expected to uphold and actively promote sustainability principles in their daily work, operating in line with Tesla Global Environmental, Health, Safety & Security (EHS&S) Policy and EMAS requirements, fostering a culture of continuous environmental improvement
Tesla is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer committed to diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other factor protected by applicable federal, state or local laws.
Tesla is also committed to working with and providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities. Please let your recruiter know if you need an accommodation at any point during the interview process.
