Fall Protection, Climbing & Basic Rescue

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Practical preparation.
Relevant skills.

Combine work-at-height hazard recognition with equipment selection, inspection, anchorage concepts, climbing, and basic rescue planning.

What your team will explore

• Work-at-height hazard identification and risk assessment
• ABCDs of fall arrest, anchorage, and lifeline systems
• Equipment inspection, compatibility, and limitations
• Climbing procedures and emergency response planning
• Practical skill verification and instructor coaching

Student outcomes

Build practical skills in equipment inspection, work-at-height decisions, and rescue preparation.

Value for your organization

Better equipment decisions and rescue preparation can help protect workers, reduce avoidable delays, and support safer work planning.

Completion requirements

Successful completion requires 100% attendance, at least 80% on the written assessment, and verification of course-appropriate practical performance.

Built around your workplace

Discuss your equipment, work environment, and SOPs with EGIS. The course scope, required equipment, prerequisites, duration, and evaluation approach will be confirmed before scheduling.