Basic Getmie Safe Rescue Training

Duration

1 Day

Course Type

Getmie Safe Working at Height & Rescue Training

Training Time

8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Price

$1,687.50 TTVAT inclusive

Outline

Who Should Attend: This course is aimed at delegates who completed either Basic or Advanced Getmie Safe Rescue training.

Prerequisites: Valid Getmie Safe Working at Height and Basic or Advanced Getmie Safe Rescue training.

Course Objectives: To refresh and validate the knowledge and practical skills required for effective and safe rescue operations at height, in confined spaces, and in various emergency scenarios, using either basic or advanced equipment and techniques.

Specifications:

– Fast Access equipment at Rescue level (Basic Rescue).

– Uni and Max Drives as rescue and working devices (Advanced Rescue).

PPE Requirements

Delegates attending any of our practical courses are required to be fully outfitted in PPE:

  • Safety footwear with protective toe (toe cap should not be showing).
  • Appropriate work clothing e.g., overalls.

Rescue kits with all the necessary tools and gears will be provided, as well as, individual items, such as: helmet, gloves, harness, lanyard etc.

Certifications

– Successful delegates will receive a digital certificate.
– Refresher training is required every 12 months (year).

Course Contents

  • Review of Emergency Planning and Equipment: Reinforce understanding of rescue preparedness and equipment readiness.
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Safety Protocols: Refresh knowledge of appropriate PPE use and hazard control during rescues.
  • Refresher demonstrations and practical drills using rescue devices and systems: Re-familiarize with key rescue systems and ensure continued proficiency.
  • Review and perform essential rescue techniques: Maintain competence in a range of basic or advanced rescue scenarios.
  • Team-Based Rescue Simulations: Practice coordinated rescues under time pressure and review decision-making.
  • Rescue Leadership and Incident Control: Reinforce individual responsibility and control in line with emergency plans.
  • Practical examination at the end of training covering:
    • Equipment inspection and setup
    • Device handling and operation
    • Execution of selected rescue scenarios