HEIGHTS INCIDENT FIRST RESPONSE TRAINING
Heights Incident First Response
Course code:
PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operation
PUAFIR215 Prevent injury
PUAEME001B Provide emergency care
Dates
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Duration
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FSA Entry Requirements:
• USI
• Fitness to participate
• HLTAID003 Provide first aid (or equivalent)
• RIIWHS204D Work safely at heights (or equivalent)
Group Size:
1-8
Duration:
2 Days
Location:
Onsite or at our training facility
Schedule:
WA, NSW and QLD
Course Subjects:
- PPE of the rescuer
- Communication
- The briefing
- Command & control
- Safety of the rescue team
- Rescue
- Suspension intolerance
- First Aid
- Anchors
- Rope
- Care & maintenance
- Rope inspection
- Retiring a rope
- Rope packaging
- Pre-rigged system and ladder rescue
More Information
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Before enrolling into this training course, please download and read the Course Participant Handbook.
- Parking is available on site
- Tea & coffee is provided
- What to wear: Closed toe shoes and clothing that may get dirty
- What to bring: Pen and paper
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Payment Methods: All credit cards, direct deposit, cheque or cash are accepted.
Cancellation Policy: Public Courses - With 5 business days cancellation notice a total refund is given. If less than 5 business days notice a 50% refund is made. When less than 24 hours notice is given, no refund is available.
Can we combine courses into a course package? Yes companies can combine other FSA courses with the Chief Fire Warden training to save money.
