Rescue at Height

Rescue at Height

Length : 8 hours

ABOUT

Industry best practices require that anyone exposed to a fall from height and using a harness have a rescue plan adapted to the workplace.

As dialing 911 is not the fastest option in most cases, the union is offering training on a new rescue method using simple and easy-to-use equipment.

This training is for all members, beginner or advanced, and includes demonstrations and numerous practical exercises in a controlled and safe environment.

OBJECTIVES

  • Learn a simple, effective, and safe method for high-angle rescue.
  • Analyze workplace environment risks.

More specifically, the following topics will be covered: regulations, the psychology of emergency response, equipment and methodology, communication, etc.

PREREQUISITES

 

Required Equipment

It is imperative that you bring your harness and helmet. If you have additional equipment (single or Y-lanyards, hooks, positioning lanyards), we recommend bringing those as well.

Given that there will be hands-on practice throughout the course, please come in work attire and closed-toe shoes (safety shoes are recommended).

 

CERTIFICATION

Certificate of participation

REGISTRATION

  • Write to formations@aqtis514iatse.com with your member or permittee number. Please mention the course that interests you in your email or
  • Call 514 844-2113 ext. 3. You can leave a message with the course you’re interested in and we will call you back as soon as possible.

The number of participants allowed in each course is limited. On the day of the course, we will not admit any participants who have not registered in advance.

UPCOMING DATES

August, 18 - 8 a.m. to 17 p.m. - Test group (8 hours duration)

SCHEDULE
8 A.M. TO 17 P.M 

LOCATION
Studio Flypatt, 2393, rue Arcand, Montréal (Québec) H1M 3C2

COURSE FEES
free of charge, members only

NUMBER OF PLACES
8

Questions ?

Please contact our Professional Training Team

formations@aqtis514iatse.com 514 844-2113
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