This course provides the skills and knowledge needed for the awareness-level confined space rescue technician to support an operations - or technician-level incident including sizing up and incident, identifying and isolation hazards, initiating a search in areas immediately adjacent to a confined space, communicating with victims, and performing nonentry rescue.
This course does not qualify participants to make permit-required entries.
This course includes all the information contained in the Confined Space Awareness and Non-Entry Rescue Classes with additional information regarding tactical priorities of confined space entry rescue. The course includes manipulative training regarding personal protective equipment and the essential components needed to perform successful confined space entry rescues. The program provides all the information needed to comply with the minimum training requirement of a supervisor, attendant, and authorized entrant
This intensive hands-on course provides the skills and knowledge needed to prepare the confined space rescue technician to respond to confined space emergencies including identifying confined spaces and permit-required confined spaces, the hazards associated with permit-required confined spaces, target industries and hazards, state and federal regulations, components of a rescue operation, and the roles and responsibilities of the rescue team.
This course is designed for individuals responsible for writing or monitoring a Fall Protection Plan or serves as an onsite Authorized Rescuer assigned to perform or assist in workplace rescues for personnel suspended in, or attached to, fall protection systems.
Course enable those attending to be responsible for the supervision, implementation, and monitoring of a Fall Protection program. To successfully pass the course, attendees must pass both a written and practical examination based upon the requirements of the OSHA regulations. ANZI Z359.2 standard will also be discussed and enforced.
This course will prepare participants to undergo competency testing for tower rescue. The scope of the program is to prepare participants that provide varying degrees of response to emergencies involving guyed, self-supporting, monopoles and non-standard tower structures (water towers, wind turbines, concrete towers, silos, flare stacks, radar structures, wooden poles, portable towers, and tower cranes).
This course provides information on low-angle and high-angle rescue, familiarizing participants with operation of simple, complex, and compound rope rescue systems in the low-and-high-angle environment
This course provides information on high-angle rescue, familiarizing participants with operation of simple, complex, and compound rope rescue systems in the high-angle environment.
