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INTRODUCTION
Level 1 rope access awareness is designed for staff/personal with a specific skill that would generally perform their duties using other methods of access but due to the nature of the task, site, time or availability of other means of access will be able to utilize industrial rope access as the primary method of access under direct supervision at all times of a higher level.
PREREQUISITES
Please ensure that you meet the following pre-requisites prior to enrolment of the course:
- 18 years of age and over
- English language skills sufficient to understand both written and verbal
instruction
- Be comfortable with heights
- Have achieved a nationally accredited competency in safe work at height
[height safety operator] training within 12 months if not this will be
included in your first day of training.
REGISTRATION AND PRE-COURSE INSTRUCTIONS
- All delegates to be registered on the course registration form
- All delegates to be advised of the following
- Fire Procedure
- Toilets and welfare
DURATION
- Candidates must undertake a minimum of 3 days training including
assessment (Includes Work Safely at Heights)
OR
- Candidates must undertake a minimum of 2 days training including
assessment if they have completed a nationally accredited competency in Work
Safely at Height training within 12 months
RATIO OF TRAINERS TO TRAINEES
COURSE SYLLABUS
Theory
- Australia/New Zealand Standard AS/NZ 4488.2:1997 Industrial Rope
Access Systems Part 2: Selection, use and maintenance
- Definition of industrial rope access
- Requirements for public protection when working at height.
COURSE SYLLABUS
Practical
- Inspect and fit equipment as per manufactures recommendations
- Inspect and prepare kernmantle ropes for descent
- Tie a Figure 8 on the bight, alpine butterfly, follow thro figure of
8
- Identify potential hazards encountered when rope access is used on a
worksite.
- Inspect knots and equipment
- Ascend using ascenders and back up device
- Descend using descender and back up device
- Rope transfers
- Negotiate an edge, Install edge protection
- Pack and store equipment as per manufactures recommendations
- Undertake written exam
TRAINING OUTCOME
- LEVEL 1 candidate will be able to perform a limited range of industrial
rope access tasks under the direct supervision of a rope access technician
level 3.
- Photographic Identification Card Rope Access Awareness Level 1
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED BY SPANSET
- Rope Access Awareness Level 1 Manual
- White Board and Markers
- All rope access equipment
RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINED BY SPANSET
- Course registration sheet
- Copy of certificate for duplicate issue
- Course feedback forms where completed
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