Course Description: This course is the basis for conducting safe and systematic rescues in confined space situations. It addresses the job performance requirements and the requisite knowledge and skills.
This course covers several technical aspects involved in confined space rescue; with the use of traditional classroom and practical exercises. The subjects covered include: Rescuer roles and responsibilities, hazard identification, proper rescue techniques, atmospheric monitoring and testing, ventilation, and characteristics of non-permit and permit—required confined spaces.
This course is designed to meet or exceed the applicable sections of NFPA 1670 (2014), Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents.
Students must bring NFPA 1951 compliant gloves which have a rugged exterior and may or may not have a liner, helmet and steel toe protective footwear that zips or ties on. Personal gear will be inspected by the instructor prior to approval for use.
Appropriate station uniform (long pants, t-shirt) required.
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