Working at Height Unit 3 - Rescue At Height

The course aims to equip delegates with a comprehensive understanding of working at height legislation related to rescue and recovery. It covers various rescue methods using specialized equipment and systems, as well as techniques for effective casualty handling

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Dates

1 day, 08:30 AM BST - 04:30 PM BST

Head Office
  • Stream House Building 29, Campsie Drive
  • Glasgow International Airport
  • Paisley
  • Scotland
  • PA3 2SG
  • United Kingdom
  • £280.00 excl. VAT

1 day, 08:30 AM BST - 04:30 PM BST

Head Office
  • Stream House Building 29, Campsie Drive
  • Glasgow International Airport
  • Paisley
  • Scotland
  • PA3 2SG
  • United Kingdom
  • £280.00 excl. VAT

1 day, 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM

Head Office
  • Stream House Building 29, Campsie Drive
  • Glasgow International Airport
  • Paisley
  • Scotland
  • PA3 2SG
  • United Kingdom
  • £280.00 excl. VAT

1 day, 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM

Head Office
  • Stream House Building 29, Campsie Drive
  • Glasgow International Airport
  • Paisley
  • Scotland
  • PA3 2SG
  • United Kingdom
  • £280.00 excl. VAT

Description

By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:

  • Understand the legislative requirements governing working at height rescue activities.
  • Recognize the importance of assigning roles and responsibilities during rescue operations.
  • Identify various rescue scenarios and the necessary planning requirements.
  • Gain knowledge of different rescue equipment and the correct pre- and post-use inspection procedures as per manufacturer recommendations.
  • Follow the correct procedures when approaching both conscious and unconscious casualties suspended at height.
  • Administer first aid to casualties suspended at height, including managing orthostatic intolerance.
  • Safely connect various types of rescue equipment.
  • Install rescue systems correctly and identify suitable attachment points while minimizing contact with abrasive surfaces.
  • Deploy and use descent rescue systems safely.
  • Deploy and use haulage rescue systems safely.
  • Safely deploy and use cable ways.
  • Conduct rescues at height using various stretchers and strops.
  • Identify potential hazards during rescue activities and implement methods to mitigate these risks.

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