CONTENTS 04 WHY DO WE NEED RESCUE? 12 TRAINING CENTRE Rescue Methods Which Course Do I Need? 24...Course Précis
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3 CONTENTS 04 WHY DO WE NEED RESCUE? 12 TRAINING CENTRE 18 TRAINING 20...Rescue Methods 22...Which Course Do I Need? 24...Course Précis 30...Prices & Booking 32 EQUIPMENT 34...Rescue Systems All courses follow acts, regulations, HSE approved codes of practise and guidance from: 43...Accessories Work At Height Regulations 2005 SI as amended by the Work At Height Regulations 2007 SI 2007/114 BS 8437: A1:2012 Code of practise for selection, use and maintenance of personal fall protection systems and equipment for use in the workplace BS 8454:2006 Code of practise for the delivery of training and education for work at height and rescue. Health & Safety Executive (HSE) Working At Height Guidance INDG401 (Rev. 2) Published 01/14 3
4 WHY DO WE NEED RESCUE? Our duties. Legal. Moral. For those of us who work at height fall hazards are a necessary evil. It also means we have a duty not just to ourselves, but to others. For employers it means making the correct provisions for the workforce. For operatives it means working safely and acting quickly in an emergency. But that s only half the story. Because our moral duties are enforced by our legal ones: the WAH Regulations 2005 and British Standard So we need height rescue not just to protect our workforce, but to satisy the law. 4
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6 HOW DO I FULFIL MY DUTIES? Training. Equipment. Duties fulfilled. Fulfilling your legal and moral duties requires two things: training and equipment. For height rescue that means selecting appropriate recovery systems and giving workers the skills to operate them. But because training and equipment are intimately linked, we believe they should go hand in hand. So by manufacturing our own equipment and developing our courses around that equipment, Leading Edge offer the safest, simplest way to gain adequate rescue provision. 6
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8 WHAT HAPPENS IF I FALL? 20% face death within 10 minutes... After a fall the body goes through several stages of physical distress. These are a group of conditions known as Suspension Intolerance and Reflow Syndrome. Their effects can be devastating. So much so in fact that 20% of all fall casualties are presumed dead within 10 minutes. And for everyone else? Within the hour. 8
9 00:00 Fall Occurs 02:30 Casualty Falls Unconscious 05:00 Brain begins to shutdown 07:30 Irreversable Brain Damage 10:00 Death 9
10 CAN T WE JUST CALL EMERGENCY SERVICES? 999? There s no time to wait! We ve learnt that fatalities can occur within 10 minutes of a fall. But the truth is it only takes 5 minutes for irreversible brain damage to occur. So while it s an testament to our emergency services that they re able to arrive within 8 minutes of being notified, for us that s already too late. By being prepared to act immediately you ll not only save a life, but halt a lifetime of difficulty and hardship for the casualty and their family. 10
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12 TRAINING CENTRE Your dedicated height rescue facility. Learning to work at height in The Training Centre isn t just easier it s better. It brings students and instructors together in an impeccably safe setting, and gives them the resources to solve even the toughest rescue access challenge. Simply put, training here gives you more. More time. More skills. More answers. More confidence. And ultimately, more safety. LOCATION: Leading Edge Unit 8 Glendmore Business Park Aerodrome Road Gosport Hampshire PO13 0FJ 12
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14 HORIZONTAL RESCUE TRAINING Live Rescue. Real Experience. An effective rescue saves lives, but it takes real practise. The Rescue Training Centre is built for that very purpose. And not only can you use every rescue system and deploy them at floor, waist and head height but there s two live edges that means we can run two groups in tandem, so you gain twice the time and twice the practise. Learning height rescue in The Training Centre isn t just easier it s better. It brings students and instructors together in an impeccably safe setting, and gives them the resources to solve even the toughest rescue challenge. Simply put, training here gives you more. More time. More skills. More answers. More confidence. And ultimately, more safety
15 VERTICAL RESCUE TRAINING Advanced Towers. Effortless Rescue. This is no ordinary tower system. It s a 7m multi-level, multi-storey hybrid training tower, reinforced with scaffolding. It s anchored to the building and complete with structural fall-arrest anchorage, an overhead i-beam and a multitude of safe access points. That s a lot of complexity brought together for a sole purpose to make vertical rescue training as simple and effective as possible. 15
16 VERTICAL RESCUE TRAINING Vertical Rescue. In a safe, controlled environment. Excavations, lift shafts, confined spaces, man holes... They all mean one thing in a fall: vertical rescue. You need to act quickly, and you need to get it right. The problem is it s nearly impossible to gain sufficient training on site. But in the Rescue Training Centre we ve created a controlled environment. So you can anchor safely to our advanced multi-storey, twin tower system and master raising and lowering casualties to safety with weighted mannequins, winches and descenders. 16
17 ALL RESCUE C O U R S E S 25% CHEAPER I N - H O U S E 17
18 TRAINING Get the skills to recover a fall casualty. Quickly. Effieciently. Safely. From the begining we aimed to create the first truly comprehensive rescue training solution. One that helps you recover a fall casualty from any situation no matter where you work, or what fall protection system you use. What s great about our rescue training is that it puts you in control over what you learn. It adapts to give you complete theoretical and practical training on the Leading Edge rescue equipment you need. And once complete, we guarantee your team will have the ability to recover a conscious or unconscious casualty in under 5 minutes. ID s & certification valid for 3 years
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20 RESCUE METHODS The height rescue course provides dedicated training for three types of rescue system. Together they allow the safe recovery of a fall casualty in any situation using the raising, lowering or combined raising and lowering methods. But the course is far from generic. You choose which one you want or all three and your training focuses comprehensively on your chosen method/s, wasting no valuable time on things you ll never need. 20
21 HAUL Raising Method When lower floors are obstructed, glazed or high-rise, the haul system allows an unconscious fall casualty to be raised back to the area from which they fell. Though highly effective, its pulling mechanism requires a minimum of five people to conduct a safe and speedy recovery. DESCENT Lowering Method Execute the recovery of a conscious or unconscious fall casualty by lowering them safely to the ground or a lower floor. Requiring only one person to operate makes descent a quick and easy method of rescue, however it is only suitable for applications where there are no obstructions or restrictions beneath the floor from which the casualty fell, i.e. it s safe to lower! WINCH Raising & Lowering Method The winch system combines the benefit of both haul and descent in one simple device to ensure maximum safety for all situations. The winch is not only easy to deploy but requires only one person to affect a speedy rescue by either lowering or raising the casualty to safety. 21
22 WHICH COURSE DO I NEED? START HERE Does a lower level obstruction prevent lowering a casualty? Do you want a rescue system that can be operated by one person? YES NO DON T KNOW NO YES Do you work on multiple sites & locations? Multi Method Rescue Course YES NO Do you regularly work at height? YES NO Single Method Rescue Course Single Method Rescue Course Single Method Rescue Course HAUL WINCH DESCENT Still unsure what you need? Sit the Multi Method rescue course and discover how to implement the right system for your scope of work, level of access and personnel. 22
23 FULL DAY MULTI METHOD Rescue Course Learn every rescue method during 8 hours of training with 1½ hours of theory and 6 hours of practical exercises recommended for management. HALF DAY SINGLE METHOD Rescue Course Learn your choice of Winch, Descent or Haul system during 5 hours of training with 1 hour of theory and 3½ hours of practical exercises ideal for general operatives. 23
24 Course Précis SINGLE METHOD MULTI METHOD 5h 8h Overview With the Leading Edge Height Rescue Course comes a whole new way to learn rescue. At its heart is a series of massively hands on practical exercises and drills because repeat practice is the key to effective rescue under pressure. It gives you the confidence to remain calm and the skills to rig, deploy and operate rescue systems for the swift recovery of a fall casualty ensuring yourselves and the casualty are kept safe from additional risk at all times. 24
25 In a Nutshell Rigging, deploying & operating rescue systems Harness refresher training Suspension Intolerance & Reflow Syndrome WAH Regulations & British Standard Self-recovery with rescue ladders & rescue steps Immobilized conscious & unconscious casualty recovery Recovery from different fall protection systems Horizontal & vertical recovery scenarios Post-fall first aid procedures Inspection, packing & storage of equipment HSE best practice s Rescue planning Equipment selection & identification Timed practical drill exercises 25
26 How It Works Your workplace access and egress determines the type of rescue you can perform. So the course integrates three different yet powerful rescue method options: Winch, Haul and Descent. Together they enable recovery from any situation by raising or lowering a casualty to safety. You choose which method you need to learn or all three if required! Pick one and you ll receive 5 hours of tuition, hyper-focussed on the rescue techniques associated with your chosen method and none of the fluffy stuff that isn t! Choose all three and you ll gain an extra three hours to not only operate additional devices, but discover how to select the right ones for your scope of work, anchorage configuration, level of access and personnel a perfect option for supervisors and management. 26
27 On The Day It only takes five minutes for the onset of suspension intolerance to change a life forever. Venous pooling, orthostatic intolerance, vascular shock learning how these devastating conditions affect a fall casualty underpins the need for a suitable rescue plan. And that s where your theory session culminates. But to begin with we ll look at some eyeopening statistics that reveal why we need height rescue and walk you through the legislation in place to protect those working at height. We ll then refamiliarise you with wearing a full body harness and provide one to each of you to practice donning, with best practice demonstrated along the way so you re safe when it comes to the practical! Finally we ll explore the types of rescue equipment available and their uses for recovery based on their suitability and performance capabilities. This section also includes the process and frequency of equipment inspection, as well as anchorage considerations you will commonly encounter. The rest of the day includes a series of invaluable practical scenarios. You ll conduct repeated self and assisted recoveries in vertical and horizontal rigged positions from a variety of fall protection equipment with full-weight manikins. This gives you total competence with your chosen rescue system/s. And to test you are able to recover a casualty in a timely manner, the course rounds off with a 5-minute rescue challenge, in which you ll compete individually or in teams for the fastest, safest recovery. 27
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29 PRACTICAL EXERCISES 29
30 PRICES & BOOKING Our pricing is scaled to give you the best deal for your class size. And don t forget that by training in-house you ll not only gain the benefit of a specially designed rescue facility but save yourself 25%! We also offer open-enrolment at The Training Centre every month. It s priced per person and anyone can come along perfect for small teams or individuals who need cost affective certification. So if you re ready to book a course, buy some equipment or simply get some advice, call now. We re here to help. 30
31 HALF DAY SINGLE METHOD Rescue Course Please specify Winch, Haul or Descent system when booking a single method course. CLASS SIZE IN-HOUSE ON-SITE OPEN ENROLMENT 135pp N/A 1 TO 5 PERSONS TO 10 PERSONS FULL DAY MULTI METHOD Rescue Course CLASS SIZE IN-HOUSE ON-SITE OPEN ENROLMENT 175pp N/A 1 TO 5 PERSONS TO 10 PERSONS Call now:
32 EQUIPMENT Instantly recover conscious or unconscious fall casualties. However you work. Whatever your restrictions. Finding the right equipment is the final step to fulfilling your rescue provision. Not only are our rescue systems designed, engineered and tested to withstand the riggors of harsh environments, but they re hand made in the UK by our own team in our own factory. And that s how we guarantee the highest standards of safety critical production. = OPERATIVES REQUIRED
33 SYSTEMS Rescue systems are basic devices that facilitate the recovery of a fall casualty. These are the most economic options if you have limited exposure and are ideal for task specific use. KITS Kits are your total rescue solution. They contain everything you ll need to conduct rescue in a transportable fast access rescue rucksack. Besides an edge roller that protects your rope and allows the kit to be used for regular practise, the biggest addition is a quick-deploy ladder, which in most cases allows a conscious casualty to perform a fast self-recovery after a fall. SUITABILITY: Compatible with all lanyards, intertia reels and restraint systems. 33
34 HAUL SYSTEM METHOD: Raising Compatible with all height safety equipment By utilizing the force of 5 personnel, the horizontally rigged haul system manually raises a casualty 3m in a single pull. Its multi-braid pro-static rope and Dyneema is edge tested for high impact abrasion and backed up with twin haul lines to provide dual fall arrest protection. Breaking load 25kN (2.5T). CONNECTORS INCLUDED RHAULSYS
35 EN1496 EN353-2 EN1496 EN353-2 EN11891 EN362 GET THE KIT > includes haul rescue system, rescue ladder, edge roller and rucksack. LADDER SIZE 4m 12m 15m 20m RHAULKIT-4 RHAULKIT-12 RHAULKIT-15 RHAULKIT
36 DESCENT SYSTEM METHOD: Lowering Compatible with all height safety equipment CONNECTORS INCLUDED Manually lower a fall casualty to safety with the descent system. This easy-to-use device can be rigged horizontally or vertically, requires only one person to operate and includes an automatic safety override to prevent the accidental release of a casualty during recovery. 20m 50m 50m RDS30S RDS50S RDS100S Other lengths available. 36
37 EN1496 EN353-2 EN1496 EN353-2 EN11891 EN362 GET THE KIT > includes descent rescue system, rescue ladder, edge roller and rucksack. LADDER SIZE 4m 12m 15m 20m ROPE LENGTH 20m 50m 100m RDS20KIT RDS50KIT RDS1000KIT RDS20KIT RDS50KIT RDS100KIT RDS20KIT RDS50KIT RDS50KIT RDS30KIT RDS50KIT RDS100KIT Other lengths available. 37
38 WINCH SYSTEM METHOD: Raising & Lowering Compatible with all height safety equipment The uni-directional winch system covers all bases. it anchors horizontally or vertically via a robust scaffold hook, features an automatic descent function and comes complete with everything you need all within an industrial barell bag. 20m 40m 50m CONNECTORS INCLUDED BWINCH BWINCH BWINCH Other lengths available. 38
39 EN1891 EN1496 EN341 EN353-2 EN795 EN362 GET THE KIT > includes winch rescue system, rescue ladder, edge roller, rucksack and sling. LADDER SIZE 4m 12m 15m 20m ROPE LENGTH 20m 40m 50m BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT BWINCHKIT Other lengths available. 39
40 PROWINCH SYSTEM METHOD: Raising & Lowering Compatible with all height safety equipment CONNECTORS INCLUDED The Pro Winch is the ultimate rescue system. Not only does it have all of the benefits of the standard winch (automatic descent function, single person operation and horizontal and vertical rigging) but it boasts an additional 10m adjustable anchorage system to give you unparalleled rigging location flexibility. 20m 40m 50m RW20PROS RW40PROS RW50PROS Other lengths available. 40
41 EN1891 EN1496 EN341 EN353-2 EN795 EN362 GET THE KIT > includes winch rescue system, rescue ladder, edge roller, rucksack and sling.. LADDER SIZE 4m 12m 15m 20m ROPE LENGTH 20m 40m 50m PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT PWINCHKIT Other lengths available. 41
42 RESCUE LADDER SYSTEM Rig and deploy the speed-optimized rescue ladder in seconds. This self-contained system requires just one person to operate, can be rigged horizontally or vertically and features a reinforced double-width offset rung design for quick and stable self recovery from a fall. 4m 12m 15m 20m RL04M RL12M RL15M RL20M
43 EN1496 EN353-2 EN1496 EN353-2 EN11891 EN362 SAFETY KNIFE FISHKNIFE EDGE PROTECTOR THEEDGEROLLER HOLDALL (38L) RHOLDALL RUCKSACK RRUCKSACK PRACTISE MANIKIN RMANIKIN 595 RESCUE STEP RESCUESTEP
44 OFFICE TRAINING CENTER Unit 4 Gosport Business Centre Aerodrome Road Gosport PO13 0FQ Unit 8 Glenmore Business Park Aerodrome Road Gosport PO13 0FJ Tel: sales@leadingedgesafety.couk 44
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