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| Tall Structures |
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All mast and tower climbing courses include methods of safe access, hazards relating to the work location and the importance of proper emergency procedures.
Tall structures training concentrates on the principles of fall prevention (work positioning) rather than fall arrest. |
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| Rope Access |
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Rope access is a highly versatile access method with an excellent safety record. The technique is applied to a variety of tasks - construction, inspection, maintenance and engineering.
NARC offers a range of training for rope access, including trade-specific courses according to BS 7985 Code of Practice and a full range of IRATA certification. |
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| Rescue Training Courses |
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Rescue training is a wide ranging application which is increasingly required in all situations where a fall might occur or where workers might become trapped.
NARC offers a course to suit every workplace, from simple recovery of a fallen person on a construction site to personal evacuation or recovery of a casualty in more complex industrial locations. |
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| Height safety |
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Height safety training courses to protect workers at risk of a fall. NARC offers practical training and education in all aspects of fall arrest, work restraint and work positioning.
All courses include the need for correct selection, care and use of equipment, the need for rescue provision and the key requirements of a safe system of work. |
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| Supporting Skills |
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A range of ancillary courses which are suitable for all situations involving work at height.
Courses such as Remote First Aid or Radio Frequency Hazards can be added to any other course to provide a detailed and comprehensive syllabus. |
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