This course builds the knowledge and hands-on skills required to work safely at height on poles, including correct use of fall protection and the execution of efficient rescues. Training is delivered 50% theory / 50% practical, ensuring both solid understanding and safe field performance. The course is conducted in accordance with RENblad 2014.
Course Content
- User instructions and labelling for fall protection equipment
- Storage, inspection and maintenance (including disposal criteria)
- Fall protection systems: positioning, fall arrest and rescue devices
- Risk assessment and SJA (Safe Job Analysis)
- Selection of rescue methods and equipment; rescue planning and preparedness
- First aid considerations for suspension (harness) trauma
- Risks of falls to a lower level: fall forces, energy and tool hazards
- Work-at-height area cordoning and bystander protection
- Ergonomics: benefits/limitations of harness attachment points (EN 358, EN 813)
Participants are expected to have a basic understanding of the use and maintenance of fall protection equipment.
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