Excavation Rescue Training – Northern Ireland & Onsite

Price: £120 (ex VAT)
Duration: 1 Day
Location: Portadown, Northern Ireland | On-Site

The Excavation Rescue course in Northern Ireland provides staff with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience necessary to assist in the rescue of casualties in open excavations. This training is essential for construction workers, supervisors, and safety personnel who work in or near excavation sites and need to respond effectively in emergency situations.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for anyone involved in excavation work, including:

• Construction operatives
• Site supervisors and managers
• Safety officers and first responders
• Anyone responsible for implementing rescue procedures in excavations
• Course Aim

To equip delegates with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to safely and efficiently rescue casualties from open excavations using current rescue equipment and techniques.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, candidates will be able to:

• Understand legislation and employer/employee responsibilities relating to excavation safety.
• Implement effective excavation rescue plans.
• Inspect and correctly use safety harnesses.
• Identify and operate davit arm systems and other rescue equipment.
• Perform practical rescue exercises using fold/roll-up stretchers, harnesses, and davit arm systems.

Training Methods

• Classroom-based theoretical instruction
• Practical exercises with rescue equipment
• Hands-on demonstrations and supervised practice

Assessment Method

Delegates are assessed through practical demonstrations and exercises to ensure competency in excavation rescue procedures.

Certification

Successful delegates will receive an ITS-accredited Excavation Rescue certificate, valid for 3 years, demonstrating their ability to safely assist in excavation emergencies.