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Tower Climbing and Rescue Training

RIIOHS204A, PUASAR001B, PUATEA002B, PUAEME001B, PUAFIR201B, PUATEA001B

Qualification

Successful trainees receive a Statement of Attainment for Working at Height (Tower Climbing and Rescue) which is recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. Accredited by F&SA (RTO 22250).

Course Duration

2 days. Allow two 8 hour days.

Price

• $895.00 pp for public course
• For group courses, contact us for an obligation free quote

Course Overview

Tower Climbing and Rescue Training is designed to enable trainees to work effectively on towers. Training is focused on:

• methods of accessing the work position
• using double hook lanyards
• using fixed ropes or fixed ladders (on communications towers)
• mobility at height
• work positioning methods
• hauling systems
• abseiling techniques
• rescue techniques (single-person and team techniques)

Training is designed to be realistic and customised to suit your particular work situation (e.g. communications towers, energy transmission towers, or chair-lifts). This course is suitable for anyone who has the requirement to access towers or poles of any kind within their work. Successful trainees receive a nationally accredited certificate and ID card.

Course Outline

• AS 1891.4 (overview) (contextualised to tower environments)
• OHS legislative requirements (overview)
• Ladder fall-arrest systems
• Work positioning systems
• PPE selection, use, basic maintenance
• Fall arrest systems (avoidance)
• Using double hook lanyards
• Rope management and house-keeping
• Installing solid and reliable anchorage
• Assessment activity in tower context

Inclusions

• Training conducted by experienced Height Safety Specialist
• Knowledge on relevant legislation and Australian Standards for Working at Height
• Recommendations and advice for specialised PPE and equipment for your particular workplace
• Pre-course learning materials
• Advice on risk control methods for the type of work at height to be undertaken
• Plenty of practical hands on training to ensure workers can be safe at height
• Building of the following core skills
  • Abseiling skills
  • Ability to work hands-free at height (using pole strap)
  • Climbing with a double-hook lanyard
  • Patient rescue (one on one and team-based)
  • Lower-off rescue scenarios
  • Assessment activity in tower context

Each Trainee Must Provide (On-site training)

• We can supply all equipment necessary for you to undertake training including harnesses, ascenders, descenders etc.
• We actively encourage you to bring along your own equipment.
• Please contact us to discuss your equipment requirements.

For our public courses at our purpose built training facility trainees must provide:

• transport
• lunch
• approriate clothing, closed in footwear