Just by viewing this page AWCC acknowledge your commitment to Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and providing a safe work environment for yourselves and employees to work in. You are already aware that you need to have highly trained staff that can protect themselves against the Hazard of Working at Height and the associated Risk of falls from Height.
Gotcha Kit Learning Outcomes
The AWCC Gotcha Kit Heights Rescue Program covers in addition to Pre-Job Planing, Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment the following:
a. The positioning of Fall Arrest Lanyards, Fall Arrest Blocks
b. The Practical Application of raising the casualty and releasing them from their original fall arrest system.
c. Decision making regarding the raising or lowering of the fallen casualty utilising the Gotcha Kit Heights Rescue System.
d. Checking the Gotcha System for wear and correct storage for use in an emergency.
e. Physically Demonstrate the remote attachment of the casualty and retrieve them to a point of safety
f. Demonstrate the use of the Gotcha Rescue kit to rescues a single person either raising raising or lowering to a point of safety.
g. Demonstrate knowledge of the maximum working length for the Gotcha Rescue Kit in use.
h. Understand the various colour coded options that Gotcha Rescue Kits come in for simplicity in length identification.
i. Understand the physical aspects that the fallen person (IP) is experiencing while suspended, in general, physical experiences of shock and loss of circulation are common and First Aid, first response planing once the IP has been recovered in most cases is critical.
Gotcha Kit Learning Methods
The AWCC Gotcha Rescue Kit Program is delivered with a mix of Theory Presentations and Practical Industry Scenarios that many employees in the Construction, Mining, Transport and Energy professions will find familiar.
This program can be booked sequentially with AWCC’s Nationally Accredited, Work Safely at Heights (RIIWHS204D) Program held every Monday at our Brisbane Based Training Facility.
