Authorized Climber Competent Climber and Rescuer
Authorized Climber and Rescue for Tower Safety Training Certification
Lead, Learn, Live
Authorized Climber Cell Tower Training and Rescue Certification of Completion course is designed to include the OSHA required training listed Tower Safety training course on the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR’s 1910 and 1926) related to work at a wireless communication site. Specific areas addressed include site hazard assessment, mandated safety meetings, American National Standards Institute (ANSI Z359, ANSI Z490, ANSI 10.48), Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS), and fall restraint techniques, fixed ladder usage, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and emergency contingency planning (including rescue techniques).
Tower Safety Cell Tower ‘ Authorized Climber and Rescue Certification and Tower Safety training is designed to provide the student with information and experience to assure safety when working at a tower site, it’s also structured to assure meaningful, well-remembered lessons and make us a part of your cell tower team.
Tower Safety objectives are always “PROTECT THE TOWER WORKER” go ahead do something possible today, Get Tower Certified!
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3212 S. 36th Street, Phoenix, AZ 8504
Authorized Climber Training Classroom Learning Objectives
Authorized Climber Training Classroom Learning Objectives
- Standards, OSHA, ASME, ANSI Z359, ANSI Z490, ANSI 10.48, TIA regulations-Fall Protection
- Anchorages,Connectors,Snap Hooks and D-Rings
- Identify, Inspect, and Perform safety administration
- Understand the use of Lanyards,Life Lines,Roper Grabs, and Ladder Climbing Systems Knots & Hitches, Rigging
- Learning Rescue for the cell tower industry
- Develop Rescue and Pre- Climb checklists
Structure Types and Hardware
- Learn about Monopole, Guyed, and Lattice Cell Towers
- Wireless Hazards
- Rescue plan
- Employee Responsibilities
Climbing Techniques
- Maintain 100% – 2 points of contact, learn ascent, descent and industry climbing practices
- Tips for avoiding injury
Tower/Self Rescue
- Procedures
- Equipment
- Suspension trauma: basic treatment
Field Training
- Environmental and Structure Hazards
- Equipment inspections
Tower Climbing
- Proper techniques/100% tie off – 2 points of contact
Victim Rescue
- Use of rescue services and fall protection systems to minimize rescue needs.
