Rope Access Course MOD. P

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Rope Access Course MOD. P

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Participants

Max 20 - Teacher/student ratio 1/4

Minimum level

Possession of MOD. A and B qualifications is required

Where the lessons will be held

Cuneo

Individual price

230€

Specific theoretical-practical training course for supervisors with supervisory functions for workers using rope access and positioning systems. Natural or artificial sites.

Who is it for

Provide the necessary skills (knowledge and abilities) to operate as a Supervisor. It is necessary to hold both MOD. A and MOD. B worker qualifications (fulfills legal obligations under Art. 116 Dec. 81/08 and 253/03).

Program

The course is structured over a single 8-hour day from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM.

DETAILED COURSE PROGRAM: Schedule/subjects/topics
Course presentation, participant registration, safety information, delivery of teaching materials, participant introductions. (20 min). Brief interview with participants on their level of knowledge regarding: Specific regulations on work at height using rope access systems and emergency management.
THEORY (1 hour)
Responsibilities and role of the operator with supervisory functions (procedures, devices, and equipment) and in emergency management. Ministerial Circular No. 35 of December 24, 2014, Technical-organizational operational instructions for the setup and management of temporary works and equipment to be used in the production and realization of musical, cinematographic, theatrical shows and trade fairs, in light of the Interministerial Decree of July 22, 2014.
PPE periodic inspection (document alignment)

PRACTICE (7 hours)
UFC 1. ASSESSMENT OF WORKING CONDITIONS
A. Criteria for choosing prevention measures, protection systems, and devices.
B. Assembly methods for restraint, positioning, fall arrest, rope access, and rescue systems.
C. Procedures for preliminary cross-checks. PPE check before use and check during use

UFC 2. MONITORING OF WORKING CONDITIONS
A. Procedures and techniques for effective supervision (correct positioning for visual control or choice of communication equipment)
B. Procedures and techniques for assisting workers

UFC 3. MANAGEMENT OF WORKING CONDITIONS
A. Choice and control of EN 795 Anchors, anchors with special techniques.
B. Choice of procedures and operational techniques

UFC 4. MANAGEMENT OF POSSIBLE EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
A. Risk assessment and work planning, team activity organization.
B. Evacuation procedures and techniques
1. self-evacuation: autonomous emergency descent

C. Procedures and techniques for autonomous and assisted downward rescue of a victim suspended from:
1. a sliding fall arrest system EN 12841 A (on safety line)
2. a positioning system EN 358 (positioning lanyard)
3. V-technique (on two descenders, on one descender and one rope clamp)

UFC 5. MANAGEMENT OF INTERFERENCE RISKS (must be defined by the employer and an increase in hours may be agreed upon)
A. Safety interaction with ordinary machines
B. Safety interaction with ordinary equipment
C. Safety interaction with work vehicles
D. Safety interaction with cargo cranes
E. Safety interaction with helicopter transport activities

Interview and possible definition of recovery actions, wrap-up.

List of systems and devices that may be covered in the lessons based on their reactions during evacuation and rescue, selected according to the participants' needs and defined in their work plans.
EN 795 A, C, D, E anchoring systems
Body holding devices: EN 361 fall arrest harness, EN 358 positioning belt, EN 813 sit harness, EN 1498 rescue harness
Connection systems: EN 362 connectors, EN 354 extension lanyards, EN 1891 A – EN 1891 B ropes
EN 12841 A, B, and C rope adjustment systems
EN 353-2 rope clamps on flexible vertical lifelines
EN 355 energy absorbers
EN 341 class A type 2 descender devices for rescue
EN 1496 lifting devices for rescue
EN 12278 pulleys
EN 397 safety helmets for work at height
Specific accessories for rescue operations

Necessary materials

  • Approved PPE (harness, ropes, connectors, etc.) and the material required for the exercises can be provided by the school.

Useful information

Course duration: 8 hours total

Teachers: Industry professionals – Specialized Alpine Guides

Qualification obtained: ROPE ACCESS SUPERVISOR (allows working as a supervisor in the field of rope access).

Certifying body: National College of Italian Alpine Guides

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The price includes

  • 1 day of training with certified instructors

The price excludes

  • Meals and overnight stays

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