Vertical Rescue - Chairlift/Gondola Evacuation
Aim |
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to proceed to the evacuation of an unserviceable chairlift or gondola. |
Description |
This course is intended for employees (ski-patrollers or plant operators) with a need to safely conduct the evacuation of an inoperative gondola or chairlift. |
Duration |
The course can be conducted over a nominated time of 2 days. Duration may vary with different work groups’ requirements. |
Unit/s of Competence |
There is not a recognised Unit of Competency awarded for this course. The unit MNMG237A Work Safely at Heights will be awarded to the participants demonstrating an acceptable level of competence. |
Accreditation |
Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a Risk Response & Rescue Certificate and a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment. |
Course Content |
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Pre-Requisites |
There are no pre-requisites to this course |
Assessment |
Participants must be able to implement height safety procedures, identify hazards and risks and detail safe work requirements. They must also be able to operate whilst wearing safety equipment and explain emergency response and rescue procedures. |
Max Course Size |
8 |
Supervision Ratio |
1:4 |
Compliance with Legislation, Standards and Codes |
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Course Material |
Each participant will receive a Risk Response & Rescue learner handbook. |
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