Course Description: This instructor-led course is intended to be delivered at the local level. This is a seminar-based training course designed for workers at height utilizing personal fall protection systems when performing tree climbing operations. A stationary rope system is a type of personal fall protection system (positioning system) that consists of an adjustment device such as a prussic hitch or mechanical hitch that advances or descends along a stationary vertical lifeline. In this course attendees will learn components of the acronym ABCELL which identifies the components of the personal fall protection system as anchorage, body support, connecting device, equipment, lanyard, and lifeline. Tree climbing techniques and equipment will be explained, demonstrated by instructors.
Course Key Topics:
Job Safety Analysis, Emergency Planning, & PPE
Tree Climbing Equipment Design, Selection, & Inspection
Tree Climbing Stationary Rope Systems & Components
Tree Climbing Safe Work Practices
Credits Available:
6.5 CEUs for ISA
6.5 CEUS for CTSP
Event Details:
Registration is at 7:00am
Day ends at 4:00pm
Seminars are held RAIN or SHINE
Bring lawn chair, hard hat, and safety glasses
Free Lunch is Provided
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Disclaimer: All courses are aligned with OSHA regulations as well as identified national consensus standards such as the ANSI. Seminars are demonstration only. For hands-on opportunities, please inquire with NATS.