Working at Height (Rescue)
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Course Overview:
The working at height (rescue) course is a specialized training program designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills required to perform safe and effective rescues in the event of an emergency while working at height. The course is specifically focused on rescue procedures, techniques, and equipment used in the event of an emergency.
Course Content:
The course content is designed to cover various topics related to working at height rescue operations. Some of the key topics covered in the course include:
Day 1:
- Introduction to working at height rescue
- Hazards associated with working at height
- Risk assessment and management
- Personal protective equipment
- Anchor points and anchor systems
- Basic rescue techniques and equipment
Day 2:
- Advanced rescue techniques and equipment
- Rope rescue systems
- Confined space rescue
- Medical emergencies at height
- Communication and coordination during a rescue
- Rescue planning and emergency response procedures
Day 3:
- Risk assessments for rescue operations
- Legal requirements and responsibilities
- Use and maintenance of rescue equipment
- Practical exercises and hands-on training with rescue equipment
- Written and practical assessment
Course Duration:
The working at height (rescue) course is a three-day training program. It includes both classroom-based instruction and practical exercises and hands-on training with rescue equipment commonly used in working at height. Upon successful completion of the course, participants should have a thorough understanding of the risks associated with working at height and be able to implement appropriate rescue measures to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries.