Training | Courses | Climbing

Aim	The aim of this course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to rock climb autonomously outdoor.
Description	This course is designed to prepare the participants to respond autonomously in a range of adverse situations and to be able to retreat and/or assist a climbing partner.
Duration	This is a 3 days course.
Unit/s of Competence	This is a nationally accredited course. SROVTR002A Perform complex vertical rescues
Accreditation	Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a Risk Response & Rescue Certificate of attainment.
Course Content	Terminology and Definitions Identifying Hazards and Risks Science of falls Standards, guidelines and policies Preparation, inspection, maintenance and use of equipment Anchors Vertical mobility Hauling systems Pick-ups Casualty escort Environment considerations First Aid considerations
Pre-Requisites	A basic experience of outdoor climbing will be expected of the participants.
Assessment	Participants are required to provide assistance in range of relevant situations.
Max Course Size	8
Supervision Ratio	1:4
Compliance with Legislation, Standards and Codes	Equipment manufacturers’ guidelines National parks legislations
Course Material	Each participant will receive a Risk Response & Rescue learner handbook.

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