GWO ADVANCED RESCUE TRAINING STANDARD V02.1 – SINGLE RESCUER: NACELLE, TOWER & BASEMENT RESCUE
2020-10-01_TS_ART_V02.1
Demonstrate how to transport the injured person to the escape hatch by means of a zip line (areal ropeway), to control the handling of injured person more efficiently and reduce manual handling Demonstrate how to reduce the risks associated with manual handling and apply further control measures where applicable
RESCUE FROM CRAWL SPACE
50 min. There are several locations on the turbine were occasionally work needs to take place with strongly reduced vertical space, such as in a transformer room, behind a generator or underneath a gearbox, main bearing or under the floor. The aim of this lesson is to enable the Course Participants to rescue an injured person from a crawl space to a location were first aid can be administered, as a single rescuer.
To successfully complete this lesson of the Module, Course Participants must be able to:
1) Demonstrate how to apply the techniques to successfully rescue the injured person from the crawl space, in a controlled manner. (L3 – Skill) 2) Demonstrate how to assess and determine rescue strategy (relevant rescue method, technique, certified equipment, and required personnel) in a crawl space scenario. (L3 – Skill) 3) Demonstrate how to apply rescue methods and techniques in performing a rescue operation, from a crawl space, covering efforts with and without rescue equipment to ensure the most optimum result. (L3 – Skill) 4) Demonstrate how to fit a harness or improvised harness by the use of a rescue sling around the injured person's chest, and other PPE (e.g. helmet, safety glasses) onto an injured person, in a crawl space. (L3 – Skill) Note: The use of a rescue sling as an improvised harness is only to be used in an enclosed space where it is not possible to fit a full body harness on an injured person. The improvised harness must only be used as a means of extricating an injured person from an enclosed space horizontally. An improvised harness must never be used for lifting or lowering an injured person 5) Demonstrate how to assess and determine the suitable attachment point on the injured person and/or transfer board/rescue stretcher, i.e. harness front or back attachment point and in the top or bottom of the transfer board/rescue stretcher. (L3 – Skill) 6) Demonstrate how to perform the rescue operation from the incident scene fully aware of where the injured person is stuck and how to slowly lower/raise the injured person and carefully manipulate him out, constantly evaluating the rescue efforts. (L3 – Skill)
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