Safety training
GWO Advance Rescue Refresher Training / V4 2023-05-02
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.
88) The participants can evaluate how they select 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 (Skills, advanced level)
An injured person must always be attached to an approved attachment point.
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89) The participants can 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 them out, constantly evaluating the rescue efforts (Skills, intermediate level) 90) The participants can perform how to package and manually transport an injured person on a rescue stretcher and transfer board in a vertical or horizontal configuration to enable safe transportation (Skills, intermediate level) 91) The participants can perform how to change directly from balancing an injured person from a horizontal position to a vertical configuration (and vice versa) in a WTG, when suspended (Skills, intermediate level) 92) The participants can perform rescue operations, in the nacelle, tower and basement, using safe and suitable (certified or structural) anchor points, lifting angles, deviation, and edge protection for the rescue equipment (Skills, intermediate level) 93) The participants can perform rescue operations, in a WTG, using the casualties personal fall protection on the injured person, as additional fall protection, if required (Skills, intermediate level) 94) The participants can perform rescue operations in a WTG enclosed space using a headlamp, if required due to poor lighting conditions (Skills, intermediate level) 95) The participants can evaluate how to act as the informal rescue team coordinator performing scene assessment and hazard identification, assessing, and determining the rescue strategy (Skills, advanced level) 96) The participants can perform clear and precise communication in a stressful rescue operation, both with members of the rescue team as a team coordinator and as a team member (Skills, intermediate level) 97) The participants can perform clear communication and guidance to other emergency responders (e.g. vessel crew or ambulance crew) including coordinating the handover of an injured person (Skills, intermediate level)
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