Why do you need this training?
The Workplace Safety and Health Act 2006 Section 12(3)(d) requires employers to develop and implement procedures for dealing with emergencies that may arise while those persons are at work.
This course is intended for all persons working at height. The course will equip delegates with the skills to lower or raise a suspended casualty.
The course also covers all aspects of suspension trauma, including methods of minimising the effect on the casualty and how to handle the casualty and how to handle the casualty when they have been recovered to a safe place.
Delegates will learn selection of anchor points and awareness of potential hazards.
Practical training is scenario-based, and will equip delegates with the skills to assess rescue situations and generate rescue plans based on circumstances.
Duration
1 day
Pre-course Requirement
None
Certification
Valid for 2 years on successful completion
Presentation
- Aspects of equipment inspection
- Selection of suitable anchors
- Elementary pulley theory
- Medical dangers to suspended persons
Practical
- Attachment to the casualty
- Lowering a casualty
- Raising a casualty
- Recovery of a casualty suspended from a lanyard or fall arrest block
Debrief and close
Past Clients
- Fugro Marine Services
- Subsea 7 (S) Pte Ltd
- Keppel Fels Pte Ltd
- Punj Lloyd Pte Ltd
- Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd
- Woh Hup Pte Ltd
- YKK AP Pte Ltd
- MA Builders Pte Ltd
- Innofield Construction Pte Ltd
- Utracon Structural Pte Ltd
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