Work at Height Rescue Teams
Perform a work at height rescue plan?
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 requires the provision of arrangements for an emergency plan and rescue. These capabilities must exist and be demonstrable before any work at height work commences, so if you are about to undertake some work but unable to provide and enact a rescue plan, then you will need to be supported by a specialist work at height rescue team.
Click here to find out how we tested our ERT team’s capability to respond, treat, rescue and lower a casualty from a level 5 Heat Recovery Steam Generator to ground level safety during a rescue exercise.
Click below to discuss your next work at height rescue team project in greater detail or contact us on 01482 398521 or customer@hfrsolutions.co.uk
Work at Height risks can include:
Falls
Dropped objects
Potential for a medical incident
Faulty and unsuitable equipment
Fragile work surfaces which are in poor condition
Potential to overreach
Work at height rescue team specialists deployed by HFR Solutions are competent in providing:
- Rescues from work at height in the event of an incident including complicated and high-risk rescues
- Rescue plan creation and demonstration. (All credible scenarios relative to the specified site-risks identified will be practised and proved to ensure they are suitable and sufficient)
- Rescue plan implementation
Added value solutions may include:
- Positive safety conversations, encouraging a positive safety culture during all activities
- Provision of on-site training where required and appropriate
- Safety audits
Our work at height rescue team specialists are qualified in:
Work at height (The Work at Height Regulations 2005 are relevant to confined spaces entry and exit procedures, as a large percentage involve vertical climbing/access/egress)
Competent in emergency recovery and rescue
In the delivery of advanced medical response at height (trained to advanced trauma and first aid capabilities)
Entrapment
Fighting fires (as per National Occupational Standards)
Use of breathing apparatus to conduct searches and carry out rescues
IOSH Managing/Working safely
Qualified in manual handling
Click below to discuss your next work at height rescue team project in greater detail or contact us on 01482 398521 or customer@hfrsolutions.co.uk