http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/ en-us Copyright 2004-2010 Refresh Web Development LLC http://www.HeliosCalendar.com http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=rss Upcoming Event Information From The Spanset UK Training Events http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6931 Fall ArrestDURATION Half a day or 3 hours, but only carried out in conjunction with module 1. RATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide; A practical enhancement to module 1 to allow delegates the opportunity to apply the knowledge to typical locations. The applications will ideally be tailored to those typically encountered by the delegates in their work situation, but to ensure a good depth of knowledge they will also include common applications. COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryThere are no theory elements additional to those covered in module 1.PracticalIn addition to the practical elements of module 1 the following topics will be covered and where appropriate additional topics specific to the client will also be covered.If any of the following elements are not required by the client then delegates will be given a knowledge of them, but will not individually be required to practice them. The topics are;Correct fitting and adjustment of fall arrest harnesses by all delegates. Ladder ascent and descent using inertia blocks. Ladder ascent and descent using in-situ permanent systems. Ladder ascent and descent using temporary systems. The use of fall arrest lanyards. The use of horizontal safety lines. The use of horizontal trans-fastener type systems. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6931 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6692 IRATA Industrial Rope Access CoursesLEVELS OF QUALIFICATIONThere are three levels of qualification for rope access technicians as follows.Level 1A rope access technician who is able to perform a limited range of rope access tasks under the supervision of an IRATA level 3 rope access technician.NOTE: While in the process of being trained to level 1, a person should be considered to be a trainee.Level 2A rope access technician who is capable of rigging working ropes, undertaking rescues and performing rope access tasks under the supervision of an IRATA level 3 safety supervisor.Level 3A rope access technician who is capable of site supervision for rope access work projects; is able to demonstrate the skills and knowledge required of levels 1, 2 and 3; is conversant with relevant work techniques and legislation; has a comprehensive knowledge of advanced rescue techniques; holds a current first aid certificate and has knowledge of the IRATA certification scheme.Overview Of Irata Qualifications And Requirements IRATA Rope Access Training Courses are physically demanding - if you are uncertain of what will be required of you please call SpanSet and you can discuss it with a trainer.Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6692 Mon, 27 Sep 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=8591 An Introduction to Personal Safety at Height and Equipment AwarenessDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:10INTRODUCTION HSR Training 1 is designed to provide Rescue Personnel with a basic understanding for the application of safe systems of work at height An outline of the current and proposed Legislation A guide to options for compliance A background to equipment solutions for compliance Details of the equipment standards to allow usage within it’s intended purpose The criteria for issue, ID Marking, inspection, record keeping, maintenance and withdrawal from service COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryLegislation Health & Safety at Work Act Management of Health Safety & Welfare Regulations Construction Health Safety & Welfare Regulations The Work at Height Regulations PPE Regulations PUWER LOLER CE Marking EN Standards Inspection and record keeping Limitations of use and withdrawal from service Strengths and characteristics of equipment The importance of rescue provision PracticalAll delegates must demonstrate a sound working knowledge of the following: The correct fitting and use of fall arrest and work positioning Harnesses Practical identification of damaged equipment using samples Identification of different types of rescue equipment using samples ASSESSMENT All delegates will carry out a Multiple-choice test covering the key points covered. A score of 85% must be achieved to pass the course. In the event a failure to achieve this, the trainer will explore the delegate’s knowledge and the result may be amended at the Trainer’s discretion. Full details available on this PDF - clck here.   http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=8591 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=9351 Safe Lifting Training Courses For Industry Module 1DURATION1/2 a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEESNormally 1:15INTRODUCTIONThe course is designed to provide:-An understanding of the theory and rating of lifting slings. An overview of the legislation as applied to the user. An appreciation of types of lifting slings and to carry out routine pre-use inspection. COURSE SYLLABUSThe following topics will be coveredOverview of LOLER Sling angles Methods of rating of slings Mode factors Selection of slinging equipment Methods of slinging Care and maintenance of equipment Essential precautions Routine inspection and reporting COURSE SUMMARYCourse is run to be in accordance with the LEEA Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Lifting Equipment and current requirements of PUWER and LOLERASSESSMENT OF CANDIDATESAll candidates will carry out a multiple choice test covering the key points of the course.If a candidate gets a total score of less than 80% then the trainer will explore the candidates’ knowledge of the topic. Where the candidate has a good knowledge of the topic the result may be amended.Full details available on this PDF - clck here.   http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=9351 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=7232 Rescue From Towers, Masts & Structures - Gotcha DURATION3.5 hours 1/2 DayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES1 Trainer to 6 TraineesPRE-COURSE INSTRUCTIONS AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS- Candidates must be competent in the use of there Personal Fall ProtectionEquipment- SpanSet Height Safety Module 1 as a minimum (1 Day duration for modules 1 and5A)- SpanSet Height Safety Module 2 is advised for candidates with no previousexperience of work at height with personal fall protection equipment- All delegates must be able to certify that they are physically fit and have no medicalconditions that might prevent them working at height. (A list of conditions that couldaffect practical training and work at height are available on request.)- SpanSet reserves the right to exclude unsuitable delegates from training courses.- Delegates must 18 years or over.OVERVIEW- This module is designed to make operatives fully conversant in the operation of theGotcha Rescue Kit and it’s various modes of use.- The course will enable operatives to use the rescue kit in a variety of locations andto rescue a casualty who has fallen from a platform.- The kit is capable of recovering casualties who are suspended from fall arrestlanyards, wire rope fall arrest blocks, or flexible line fall arresters.- This module is intended for operatives who are already conversant in the use oftheir personal fall protection equipment.- During training delegates will be expected to carry out activities at height. This willprovide an insight into the delegates’ ability to operate in such conditions. This isonly an indication of their capability, as it is not possible to recreate exact workingenvironments.- The actual height and exposure will be set out on the certification, but this is onlyto show what was included in the training. The height shown on the certification isnot intended to limit the height at which the delegate can operate.- Further details of the training facilities, first aid provision, insurance, etc areavailable upon written request.48790 HSM5A Module 22/2/08 3:27 pm Page 1COURSE SYLLABUSTheory- Understand the implications of suspension trauma andthe importance of rescue provision when working atheight.- Have a basic understanding of the different approachesto rescue and how the rescue kit fits into a hierarchy ofoptions, e.g. improvised planned and emergency services.- Understanding the importance of personal safety whilstcarrying out rescue.- Post rescue care and handover to a first aider or theemergency services.- Identification of the key components for the rescue kitand their strengths and limitations.- The ability to assess the situation and select theappropriate recovery technique, i.e. anchor pointselection and suitable points of safety harnessattachment.Practical- Correctly fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness.- Correct use of double and/or single fall arrest lanyardsfor personal safety whilst traversing and rescuing.- The importance of casualty management and theapplication of temporary aids.- Remote deployment of the rescue kit from a position ofsafety and attachment to an unconscious casualty.- Use of the rescue kit to raise and lower an unconscioussuspended casualty.- Correct use of the equipment to gain a mechanicaladvantage when lifting the casualty.ASSESSMENT METHODSDetails of other assessment methods- During the course of the day the candidates will becontinually verbally assessed by the trainer using workingexamples and scenarios to determine the delegatesunderstanding of a specific topic.- In addition to the test carried out in module 1 alldelegates will be monitored by the trainer throughout thepractical sessions. Any concerns will be addressed bydelegate and trainer on a continual basis.- The rescue will be carried out in stages and if at anypoint the trainer is unhappy with the standard attainedthen the delegate will be unable to continue. If thematter is resolved then the delegate may re-join thecourse.COURSE SUMMARY- Debrief the delegates on their assessment- Summarise the topics covered during the course- Clarify areas of concern- Issue Course Evaluation forms- Thank the delegates for attendingEQUIPMENT COVERED DURING TRAINING- Full Body Harnesses- Single and Double Fall Arrest Lanyards- Fall Arrest Blocks / Retractable Type Fall Arrest Device- Guided Type Fall Arrester- Gotcha Suspension Loop- Gotcha Rescue Kit- Grabba – additional rescue attachmentFEEDBACK TO CLIENT AFTER COURSE- Photo ID card for all delegates, valid for three years.- Certificate for all delegates, valid for three years.RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINED BY SPANSET- Course registration sheet, including results of theassessment.- Digital photo for duplicate issue of ID cards.- Course feedback forms where completedFull details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=7232 Mon, 27 Sep 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=9269 Load Restraint for Road Transport VehiclesDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:15INTRODUCTIONThe course is designed to provide:- An overview and understanding of safe load control practices for road transport Overview and knowledge of the current European standards on load restraint COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryThe following topics will be covered:Basic Load Control theory Fundamentals of forces and friction coefficients Basics of BSEN12195 pt 1-3 Load restraint assemblies care and safe use Rating of load restraint assemblies ASSESSMENT All candidates will carry out a multiple choice test covering the key points of the course. If a candidate gets a total score of less than 80% then the trainer will explore the candidates’ knowledge of the topic. Where the candidate has a good knowledge of the topic the result may be amended. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=9269 Wed, 17 Nov 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=7736 Competent Person Practical Inspection & Record KeepingDURATIONHalf a day or 3 hours, but only carried out in conjunction with module 1.RATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:10INTRODUCTIONThe course is designed to provide;A practical enhancement to module 1 for those persons responsible for the more detailed periodic inspections of height safety equipment. The trainees will set up a recording system for the equipment and carry out periodic inspections throughout the life of a number of items of equipment. The course will also demonstrate some strengths and weaknesses of materials by way of destruction tests. COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory elements of module 1the following topics will be emphasised.The importance of trace-ability for all height safety equipment. Completing inspection records. Inspecting equipment and recording the findings. Monitoring the continual degradation of items of equipment and assessing the point at which to withdraw items from service. Processes for quarantining equipment. Processes for investigating the effects of contaminants and the details required for returning to service. PracticalIn addition to the practical elements of module 1 the following topics will also be covered and where appropriate additional topics specific to the client will also be covered.Destruction testing of harness and lanyard webbing. Drop test of Fall Arrest and Restraint Lanyards Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=7736 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=9550 Rigging and lifting for Workers at Height (Telecoms) DURATION1 day or 8 hoursRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEESNormally 1:6INTRODUCTIONThe course is designed to provide:-A practical and theoretical enhancement to Safe Lifting Module 1 and Height Safety modules 1, 3 and 4. An outline of rigging and lifting at Height. Guidance on types equipment that can be utilised to achieve this. Details relevant to the equipment standards to ensure compliance under LOLER. The criteria for issue, ID marking, inspection, record keeping, maintenance, storage and withdrawal from service. COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory elements of Safe Lifting Module 1 and Height Safety modules 1, 3 and 4 the following topics will be emphasised:Legislation – LOLER Hazard analysis and Load assessment Inspection and record keeping Strengths and characteristics of equipment Introduction to the equipment PracticalIn addition to the practical elements of Safe Lifting Module 1 and Height Safety modules 1, 3 and 4 the following topics will also be covered.The correct selection of equipment Ropes and Knot tying Use and setting up of Pulley systems Safe use of wire rope winch and chain block type devices Safe use of Capstan type winches Cordon and control of lift area Practical lifting with Capstan Practical lifting using pulleys Tag lines and control of loads Landing or positioning Equipment Safely   Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=9550 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=7836 Radio Frequency AwarenessDURATION3 hours / 1/2 DayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES1 Trainer to 6 TraineesPRE-COURSE INSTRUCTIONS AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS- No Previous Experience RequiredOVERVIEW- This module is a theory based course intended for those who need to work near, orin radio frequency radiation fields.- The course syllabus is approved by National Grid Wireless, as part of thequalifications required to access there sites.- Further details of the training facilities, first aid provision, insurance, etc areavailable upon written request.51054 HS Module 8 29/8/08 2:06 pm Page 1COURSE SYLLABUSTheory- How electromagnetic fields are generated.- The potential effects of over exposure on the humanbody.- Sources of electromagnetic fields.- The requirements of the forthcoming EMF directive.- Overview of monitors and dosimeter.- The national register of RF workersASSESSMENT METHODSDetails of written assessmentsAll candidates will carry out a multiple-choice test coveringthe key point of the course. If a candidate gets a totalscore of less than 80% then the trainer will explore thecandidates’ knowledge of the topic. Where the candidatehas a good understanding of the topic the result may beamended.Details of other assessment methodsDuring the course of the day the candidates will becontinually verbally assessed by the trainer using workingexamples and scenarios to determine the candidatesunderstanding of a specific topic.COURSE SUMMARY- Debrief the candidates on their assessment- Summarise the topics covered during the course- Clarify areas of concern- Issue Course Evaluation forms- Issue registration documentation for national register ofRF Workers- Thank the candidates for attendingFEEDBACK TO CLIENT AFTER COURSE- Photo ID card for all candidates, valid for three years.- Certificate for all candidates, valid for three years.RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINED BY SPANSET- Course registration sheet, including results of theassessment.- Digital photo for duplicate issue of ID cards.- Course feedback forms where completedFull details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=7836 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6696 IRATA Industrial Rope Access CoursesLEVELS OF QUALIFICATIONThere are three levels of qualification for rope access technicians as follows.Level 1A rope access technician who is able to perform a limited range of rope access tasks under the supervision of an IRATA level 3 rope access technician.NOTE: While in the process of being trained to level 1, a person should be considered to be a trainee.Level 2A rope access technician who is capable of rigging working ropes, undertaking rescues and performing rope access tasks under the supervision of an IRATA level 3 safety supervisor.Level 3A rope access technician who is capable of site supervision for rope access work projects; is able to demonstrate the skills and knowledge required of levels 1, 2 and 3; is conversant with relevant work techniques and legislation; has a comprehensive knowledge of advanced rescue techniques; holds a current first aid certificate and has knowledge of the IRATA certification scheme.Overview Of Irata Qualifications And Requirements IRATA Rope Access Training Courses are physically demanding - if you are uncertain of what will be required of you please call SpanSet and you can discuss it with a trainer.Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6696 Mon, 25 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10012 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10012 Wed, 27 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=8442 Practical Training for Operations at Height.Safe-Access-Egress-RescueDURATION One-and-a-half daysRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION A practical and theoretical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to allow officers to safely access all ranges of structures, using either pre-installed or temporary equipment.All officers will be fully conversant with a pre-selected rescue system.COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to PHS Training 1:The effects of fall factors Suitable selection of equipment for the intended task The need for careful assessment of rescue implications prior to commencing work. PracticalAnchor Selection Work Restraint Systems Work Position Systems Fall Arrest systems Exposure to Height Use of inertia devices The use of dynamic life-lining systems in fall protection Setting up simple hauling systems The use of pre-assembled rescue kit The above work systems must be used and understood by all officers and their correct application explored.Correct fitting and adjustment of Fall Arrest and Work Positioning harnesses by all officers. The safe use of all styles of Fall Arrest Lanyards Ladder ascent and descent using in-situ permanent systems Ladder ascent and descent using temporary systems Installation of flexible line fall arrest systems The use of horizontal trans-fastener type systems The use of temporary horizontal line systems Use and limitations of adjustable work positioning lanyard The use of restraint systems and the potential variations Importance of rescue provision All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course.  Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=8442 Thu, 07 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10023 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10023 Tue, 07 Dec 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6827 Height Safety Training – Equipment Appreciation and InspectionDURATION 1/2 a day or 4 hours RATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:15 INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide; An outline of the legislation relating to work at heights. A guide to the options on how to comply. A background in how equipment can be utilised to achieve this. The details behind the equipment standards to ensure usage within the intended purpose. The criteria for issue, ID marking, inspection, record keeping, maintenance, storage and withdrawal from service. COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryLegislation – Work at Height Regulations; Health and Safety at Work Act; Personal Protective equipment regulations; CE Marking; EN Standards Hazard analysis and Risk assessment The categories for safe work at height – Work restraint; Work positiom; Fall arrest Certificates of conformity and trace-ability Inspection and record keeping procedures Limitations of use and when to retire from service Strengths and characteristics of equipment The importance of rescue provision PracticalIdentification of equipment using samples The correct fitting of harnesses Identification of damaged equipment using samples Identification of different styles of rescue equipment using samples ASSESSMENT OF CANDIDATES All candidates will carry out a multiple choice test covering the key points of the course. If a candidate gets a total score of less than 80% then the trainer will explore the candidates’ knowledge of the topic. Where the candidate has a good knowledge of the topic the result may be amended. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=6827 Wed, 20 Oct 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10022 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10022 Wed, 01 Dec 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10013 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10013 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10021 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10021 Tue, 30 Nov 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10014 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10014 Wed, 03 Nov 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10024 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10024 Wed, 08 Dec 2010 http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10015 Rescue and Recovery for Officers Operating at HeightDURATION Half a dayRATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES Normally 1:6INTRODUCTION The course is designed to provide:A practical enhancement to PHS Training 1 to enable the officers to carry out a rescue using a pre-selected rescue kit. The kit will be chosen specifically to suit the officers situation The officers will also be given a knowledge of alternative types of rescue equipment available COURSE SYLLABUSTheoryIn addition to the theory acquired on the PHS Training 1, the following elements will be covered:The importance of officer’s personal safety before and during any rescue Strengths and characteristics of equipment contained within the rescue kit The issues associated with suspension trauma The importance of casualty management. PracticalOfficers will re-cap the following elements from the PHS Training 1:Correct fitting and adjustment of a fall arrest harness Correct fitting and adjustment of the Spanset Casualty harness The use of double fall arrest lanyards A choice of Rescue 1The use of a self-locking descender to abseil for individual evacuation The use of a rescue kit containing a self-locking descender to access an injured officer and evacuate them down to safetyor Rescue 2The use of a rescue kit with raising and lowering capability Raising an injured officer back to safety Lowering an injured officer down to safety All of the practical systems must be demonstrated and their correct applications understood by all delegates in order to complete the course. Full details available on this PDF - clck here. http://www.spanset.co.uk/calendar/events/index.php?com=detail&eID=10015 Tue, 09 Nov 2010