Rescue Operations Training - Confined Space & Rope Rescue

IRWIN'S Safety offers a comprehensive Rescue Operations Training course designed to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge required for effective rescue operations in various environments. This program ensures that trainees are prepared to perform basic confined space and rope rescues under supervision, aligning with industry standards and safety regulations.

Course Objectives:

The primary goal of this course is to certify participants with a Rescue Operator’s Certificate, equivalent to NFPA 1006 Level 1. This certification authorizes individuals to conduct basic rescue operations in confined spaces and high-angle scenarios under appropriate supervision.

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion, participants will be able to:

• Understand and manage rescue scenes effectively.
• Develop and implement rescue strategies and tactics.
• Identify and utilize appropriate rescue equipment, including knots, anchoring, and rigging systems.
• Perform patient packaging and manage accident prevention during rescues.
• Operate tripods and other rescue apparatus proficiently.
• Comprehend confined space classifications, entry permits, and hazard management.

Course Content:

The 5-day Rescue Operations course combines classroom instruction with hands-on training. Key topics include:

• Rescue Scene Management: Principles of organizing and controlling rescue operations.
• Rescue Strategies and Tactics: Development of effective approaches to various rescue scenarios.
• Rescue Equipment Proficiency: Training in the use of rescue knots, anchoring, rigging, and mechanical advantage systems.
• Patient Packaging: Techniques for securing and transporting patients safely.
• Accident Prevention: Strategies to minimize risks during rescue operations.
• Tripod Operations: Practical use of tripods in confined space rescues.
• Confined Space Awareness: Understanding classifications, entry procedures, and hazard management.

The course culminates in practical field exercises, where trainees perform mock rescues to apply their learned skills.