Rescue from Tower Cranes
Location:
Client’s Tower Crane
Programme Duration:
1 Day
Programme Aim:
To teach workers the skills necessary to carry out the rescue of an injured/fallen worker from a Tower Crane
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this course, participants will:
- Understand the importance of a swift rescue response in the event of an accident on a Crane.
- Be able to demonstrate the ability to use a D Rope rescue kit, to lower a casualty to the ground, to rescue a casualty from a ladder, and carry out a rescue of a worker suspended on a lanyard.
- Understand the dangers of harness-induced suspension trauma.
- Understand the importance of casualty handling and management during the rescue phase and in the post-rescue period.
- The participant will also understand the need for regular practice of the skills learnt.
Training Method:
Theory session followed by clear demonstrations by the instructor of skills in a practical environment, followed by practical exercises for participants.
Participant Profile:
Individuals whose work will require them to climb on Tower Cranes, or to respond to an incident on a crane.
Participant Numbers:
The maximum number of trainees will be 6 per session
Pre-Course requirements:
Participants must hold a current Safe Pass.
Assessment method:
Instructor question and answer sessions throughout the training programme. Observation of correct safe practices. End-of-course question paper.
Certification:
Pat O Brien Safety Certification, valid for 2 years
Training facilities:
Tower Crane
Instructor requirements:
Instructor to hold the current Miller by Honeywell Rope access and fall protection trainer certificate.
Equipment requirements:
Each participant must have their own:
- Full Body Harness
- Helmet
For class training, the instructor will provide:
- Rescue Kit
- Safety Signage
- First Aid kit
- Training Dummy
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