Confined Space Working Search & Rescue

Confined Space Working Search & Rescue Training Course

Successful completion will result in certification for a maximum of 3 years (certification periods may be shorter, depending on individual company's policy).
A re-assessment will continue the certification, if undertaken within the 36-month period.
The successful delegate will be deemed competent to enter a confined space.

COURSE CONTENTS
\uDBC0\uDC83 Dangers involved with confined spaces.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Use of gas detection equipment.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Use of escape breathing apparatus.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Communication methods.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Equipment pre-entry checks.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Emergency procedures.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Rescue techniques whilst using
breathing apparatus.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Current legislation.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Different types of atmospheres.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Use of ppe inc. ropes and harnesses.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Resuscitation Equipment.
\uDBC0\uDC83 Continual assessment throughout
course
\uDBC0\uDC83 Classroom and practical tuition.

MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum age of 18 years
- Candidates should be free of medical conditions which are contraindications for this type of
work, including:
· Heart disease / chest pain
· High blood pressure
· Epilepsy, fits, blackouts
· Fear of heights / vertigo
· Giddiness / difficulty with balance
· Impaired limb function
· Alcohol or drug dependence
· Psychiatric illness / counselling
· Diabetes
- Candidates should be physically able to perform the task expected in terms of strength,
agility and co-ordination. They should also be able to withstand the stress of the working
environment such as heat, cold and inclement weather.
- It is recommended that all personnel employed to climb or use rope access techniques
should be medically fit to perform the work that they are likely undertake, and that a
suitable medical should be carried out to confirm this.