Course Overview

The Fall Rescue Systems course prepares workers to safely raise or lower a fallen worker using fall rescue devices such as the DBI Rollgliss R500/R550 and the Miller SafEscape system. Combining practical scenarios with theoretical instruction, this course ensures compliance with provincial and federal regulations and helps build competence in real-world fall rescue events. Participants must hold a current fall protection certificate to enroll.

What You'll Learn

• Conducting a hazard assessment prior to rescue
  

• Pre-use inspection of the rescue equipment
  

• Proper harness selection for rescue operations
  

• Coordinating and rescue plans
  

• Identifying safe anchor points for rescue systems
  

• Executing self-rescue techniques
  

• Performing assisted rescues using rescue devices
  

• Conducting two-person rescue techniques
  

• Application of trauma straps and victim support

• Recognizing and managing suspension trauma
  
  

Program Format

This half-day course includes both theory and practical rescue scenarios. Students are evaluated based on active participation in simulated rescue procedures. Certification is valid for 3  years upon successful completion.