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| Basic Fall Protection Course Descriptions: |
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FTS 1000
ABCD’s of fall protection overview – 1.5 hour
This course is designed to be a first introduction to fall protection for those who may be new to the industry or to working at heights. This is a foundation for any of our advanced courses. This course gives the participants a good basic introduction to anchors, body harnesses, connectors and deceleration devices.
FTS 1050
Authorized User ABCD of Fall Protection – 4 hour
Staying safe at heights is critical in any profession. This entry level course provides the introduction to the skills needed to inspect, wear, anchor and use various personal fall protection system components. Detail is provided about anchorages, body harnesses, connectors and anchorages with required demonstration of proficiency.
FTS 1300
Equipment Inspection – 4 hour
In addition to the OSHA and ANSI requirements and criteria for inspection, this course also covers some key manufacturer procedures. The class reviews in great detail the steps to inspect a wide variety of equipment. Students also receive instruction on how to set up an inspection regiment for their company. Not only are the practical aspects of inspection covered, but students also go through a number of hands on examples and exercises to demonstrate skills learned during class. Attendees are encouraged to bring their personal gear for review. This is a great start to an overhaul of your current inspection program or to those who have yet to implement an inspection protocol.
FTS 1400
Fall Protection Awareness – 8 hour
The awareness course wraps three of our most popular courses into one bundle. The ABCD’s, Subpart M & X, and Equipment Inspection are presented. This course is most popular with new hires or those moving into an industry where they may be working at heights. In addition we add a review of the company fall protection plan.
FTS 1500
Fall Protection Skills – 16 hours
To help with the transfer of skill taught during the fall protection awareness course, the skills course takes the basic course and adds up to 8 hours of simulations. These simulations include multiple climbing techniques on our unique tower, the use of installed vertical climbing systems, hazard identification and discussion of possible rescue scenarios. |
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FTS 1600
Train the Trainer – various – 8 hour
The Train the Trainer course provides supervisors with the tools needed to present an Awareness or Authorized User course to their coworkers. In addition to participating in the Awareness course themselves, there is a focus on adult education awareness and presentation skills. Each participant will take a portion of the training course and present it to their fellow students for familiarization and critique. Upon completion, each participant will have the tools and materials to present a professional presentation to a group of their peers.
FTS 1700
Competent Person Fall Protection - 40 hour
This forty hour course is designed to provide a fully rounded compliment of information to those who may be in a supervisory role on the jobsite, while also providing the training to allow for the designation of competent person by the employer to meet the OSHA definition of competent person. There is not only a strict focus on the basics, but also on the role of supervision and leadership. This course provides instruction on a number of different jobsite hazards and solutions to implementing a safe and compliant program. Current Products, Rescue, Confined Space, Steel Erection, Decking, Roofing, Horizontal and Vertical Lifelines, Supervision, Planning, Hazard Identification and Accident Investigation are specifically reviewed. While there is a set group of modules that are always included in this course, it is possible to spend additional time in one specific area should the clients request additional focus.
FTS 1800
Competent Person Fall Protection Refresher - 16 hour
A review of the instruction from the competent person course with an emphasis on hazard identification and remediation based on the students work sites. |
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FTS 1750
Rescue Plan Development- 16 hour
If a worker falls on the job, what plans are in place to rescue that individual in a timely manner? The rescue plan development workshop takes the basics of tower rescue and puts it in the individuals’ realm of experience. A basic rescue plan is developed and practiced on either the training tower or training billboard on our location.
FTS 2000
Confined Space Entry and Rescue – 16 hour
Training is required when the workplace has confined space areas. These spaces can be either permit required or non-permit required. This course is designed as an introduction to the requirements and safe practices associated with confined space entry. In addition skills are taught to do basic confined space rescue utilizing pre-rigged safety systems.
FTS 2100
New Climber Training in Wind, Tower or Billboard Industry– 8 hours
For climbers new to working at heights, the New Climber course teaches the basics of fall protection. After the basics, the course then moves to an emphasis on skills critical to climbing in the Wind, Tower or Billboard industry. The ABCD’s, Subpart M & X, and Equipment Inspection are presented, as well as powered lifts and ladders. In addition we add a review of the company fall protection and rescue plan.
FTS 2200
Advanced Tower Climber in Wind, Tower or Billboard Industry – 8 hour
Adding on the materials covered during the new climber training program, this course emphasizes demonstration of skills on our unique tower. The skills include simulations specific to the wind, tower and billboard industries. Climbing techniques, communication, hazard identification, and rescue techniques with available rescue kits are practiced.
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FTS 2250
Basics of Tower Rescue – 8 hour
This basic rescue course covers the fundamentals of tower rescue including hazard identification, implementation of rescue plan, and use of rescue kits, victim raising and lowering, and immediate first aid.
FTS 2300
Anchorage and Lifeline installation and Inspection – 8 hour
FTS 2500
Decking Operations – 8 hour
FTS 2600
Roofing Fall Protection – 16 hour
The construction industry has unique fall protection situations. During this course students are provided with an introduction to the systems that are available to their particular environments. Students are also provided with hands on simulations to enable the transfer of theoretical skills that will allow them increase safety while on the job.
FTS 2800
Fall Protection Plan and Implementation – 16 hour
OSHA requires all employers to provide a safe work environment for their employees. If the environment includes a chance of a fall, then a written fall protection plan is required. This course will cover the requirements of this plan along with hazard identification, means of limiting or eliminating hazards, the fall protection hierarchy, and keys to having a company wide implementation. |
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CPR Courses:
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a combination of rescue breathing and chest compressions delivered to victims thought to be in cardiac arrest. When cardiac arrest occurs, the heart stops pumping blood. CPR can support a small amount of blood flow to the heart and brain to “buy time” until normal heart function is restored.
First Aid Courses:
First aid is the provision of initial care for an illness or injury. It is usually performed by a non-expert person to a sick or injured casualty until definitive medical treatment can be accessed. Certain self-limiting illnesses or minor injuries may not require further medical care past the first aid intervention. It generally consists of a series of simple and in some cases, potentially life-saving techniques that an individual can be trained to perform with minimal equipment.
Basic First Aid Courses:
FTS 3000
Adult CPR - 4 hour
FTS 3100
Adult CPR with AED - 5 hour
FTS 3200
AED Essentials - 2 hour
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Community First Aid Courses:
FTS 3300
Community CPR - 7 hour
FTS 3400
Community CPR Review - variable
FTS 3500
Community CPR with AED - 8 hour
FTS 3600
Community First Aid and Safety - 9.5 hour
FTS 3700
Community First Aid Review - variable
Workplace First Aid Courses:
FTS 4100
First Aid - 4 hour
FTS 4200
First Aid with CPR - 7 hour
FTS 4300
Standard First Aid with CPR/AED - 6.5 hour
FTS 4400
Standard First Aid/Adult CPR - 6 hour |
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FTS 2700
CPR and Patient Packaging - 4 hour
FTS 3800
CPR for the Professional Rescuer - 8 hour
FTS 3900
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer - 8 hour |
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FTS 4000
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer Refresher - variable
FTS 4600
02 Administration - 2 hour |
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| OSHA Outreach Course Descriptions: |
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FTS 1200
OSHA Subpart M and X (4 hour)
This course is an in depth review of OSHA's 1926.500-503 also known as 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M. This subpart sets forth the requirements and criteria for fall protection in construction and maintenance workplaces. Anyone can review the standard, but our course gives detailed scenarios of each application and real world situations that the worker may experience in the field. As a bonus, the details of Subpart X (ladders and stairways) are included in this course as these two subparts are both closely related.
FTS 5000
OSHA General Industry (10 hour)
The objective of the OSHA 10 Hour Training is to provide workers with information on recognizing and preventing hazards on a general industry site. Topics covered include: Introduction to OSHA, Walking and Working Surfaces, Subpart D - including fall protection, Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Prevention Plans, and Fire Protection, Subpart E & L, Electrical, Subpart S, Personal Protective Equipment, Subpart I, Hazard Communication, and Subpart Z. In Addition at least two of the following must be covered: Hazardous Materials, Subpart H, Materials Handling, Subpart N, Machine Guarding, Subpart O, Introduction to Industrial Hygiene, Subpart Z, Bloodborne Pathogens, Subpart Z, Ergonomics, or Safety and Health Program Optional topics for the remaining 2 hours include: Any other general industry hazards or policies and/or expand on the mandatory or elective topics.
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FTS 5100
OSHA General Industry (30 hour)
The objective of the OSHA 30 Hour Training is to provide workers with more in depth information on recognizing and preventing hazards on a general industry site. Topics covered mirror the OSHA 10 Hour but have more mandated topics and additional coverage of OSHA. Mandatory - 11 hours: Seven topics to be taught, ranging from one to two hours each Elective - 10 hours: Choose at least five of these topics to teach, for a minimum of one-half hour each Optional - 9 hours: Teach any other general industry hazards or policies and/or expand on the mandatory or elective topics, minimum of one-half hour each.
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