Elite Offshore's "Rescue at Height" training program is designed to equip workers with the essential skills and knowledge to respond effectively in elevated emergency situations. Our comprehensive training covers a wide range of critical topics, ensuring participants are fully prepared for rescue operations in both offshore and industrial environments. The course provides a balanced combination of theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on experience to ensure competence and confidence in handling height-related emergencies.
Key Training Components
Advanced Rescue Techniques: Participants will learn advanced techniques for performing rescues from heights, including rope access and rigging. These techniques are vital for safely reaching and rescuing individuals in high-risk situations.
Equipment Usage and Inspection: Proper usage and inspection of rescue equipment are central to effective emergency response. Trainees will be taught how to properly use, maintain, and inspect rescue tools to ensure they are in top working condition.
Rescue Planning: The course emphasizes the importance of effective rescue planning, focusing on evaluating risks, coordinating teams, and preparing for various emergency scenarios to ensure swift and efficient rescues.
Rescue Team Preparation: A successful rescue requires strong team coordination. Participants will learn how to work as part of a rescue team, ensuring clear communication, proper delegation of roles, and efficient execution of rescue operations.
Safety Protocols and Emergency Procedures: Safety is the top priority in all rescue situations. The training covers safety protocols, emergency procedures, and how to manage critical situations while minimizing risk to both rescuers and the individuals in need of assistance.
Industry Compliance and Best Practices: Our training program aligns with industry best practices and regulatory standards, ensuring that personnel are not only equipped with practical skills but also compliant with the latest safety and operational guidelines.
Elite Offshore's "Rescue at Height" training ensures that workers are prepared to handle emergencies confidently and efficiently. With expert instructors, real-world scenarios, and a focus on safety, participants will leave the course ready to perform rescues with professionalism and competence.
What will I learn?
- 1. Understand legal requirements and responsibilities in height-related rescues.
- 2. Learn essential terms, norms, and standard rescue procedures.
- 3. Apply first aid and demonstrate proper stretcher use in rescues.
- 4. Differentiate between working at height and conducting rescues.
- 5. Understand the importance of quick rescue and proper planning.
- 6. Demonstrate the use of spinal boards and rescue equipment.
- 7. Develop an emergency response plan for rescues at height.
- 8. Determine the appropriate rescue method and positioning.
- 9. Learn techniques for releasing a victim from their anchorage point.
- 10. Recognize hazards during rescue operations.
- 11. Learn to respond to falls and perform self-rescue.
- 12. Identify common injuries caused by protection equipment.
- 13. Master techniques for ascending and rescuing victims.
- 14. Inert Suspension Trauma, Reflow syndrome
- 15. Evaluate the state of consciousness of the victim
- 16. Practical Module – 4 hours
- 17. Familiarization with rescue equipment
- 18. Knots and anchors, effort reduction system
- 19. Planning for rescue at height, application of first aid
- 20. Rescue using lanyards
- 21. Using the Envelope Stretcher / Basket / Rescue Triangle / KED
- 22. Rescue Practice using fixed and temporary platforms
- Basic Physical Fitness: Candidates should be in good physical health to perform physical activities at height.
- Prior Safety Training: While not mandatory, prior training in working at heights or similar safety courses is preferred.
- Minimum Age: Candidates must be at least 18 years old.
- Comfort with Heights: Participants must be comfortable working at heights and performing rescue operations.
- Participation in Practical Exercises: Willingness to engage in hands-on training, including rope access and rescue scenarios.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Participants should bring or be provided with necessary PPE, such as helmets, harnesses, and gloves.
- Language Proficiency: Basic understanding of English (or local language) for effective communication during training.
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