Elevated Safety, LLC training

This course covers all operations level objectives for professional rescuers as listed in NFPA 1670 and 1006. Elevated Safety’s 40 hour Rope Rescue Operations course exceeds all operations level objectives outlined for professional rescuers as listed in NFPA 1670 and 1006. The course also includes an awareness of the NFPA 1983 standard.

This 40- hour program prepares operations level rope rescuers to run complex rescue situations.  This program meets the requirements for rope rescue technician levels as defined by NFPA 1670 and 1006.

This one-day course on Basic Cell Tower Rescue provides firefighters and company officers the knowledge and tools necessary to safely manage the early stages of an emergency response at a cellular/radio communication site.

Elevated Safety offers this one-day course on Advanced Cell Tower Rescue. The program provides technical rescue personnel with the knowledge and tools necessary to safely rescue a victim from a communications tower.

This 40-hour program is designed to provide operations-level and technician-level skills to all participants. The course meets all technician-level requirements outlined in the new Tower Rescue Chapter of NFPA 1670 (2014 Edition).  Participants will become prepared for emergency response to high-angle rescue incidents involving communications towers, radio towers, and other man-made structures.

This is an 8 hour class that focuses on how to survive today’s dynamic fire scene. At the conclusion, firefighters will have a solid foundation on how to recognize deteriorating conditions and how to perform an emergency escape from life threatening conditions. This course is primarily hands-on focusing on mastering techniques for survival during emergency escape.

Elevated Safety is proud to offer industrial rope access training to the SPRAT Certification Levels. These courses teach workers how to safely access structures using two-rope systems, as well as advanced techniques of structural progression and rescue.

Falls are the leading cause of death in the construction industry, and the worst part is they are preventable.

Even after realizing the need for training on fall protection and taking steps to prevent falls, accidents still happen.  Now that you protected the lives of your workers, have you gone the extra step and identified how to rescue a worker in the event they fall on the protection system?

We recommend staffing confined space scenarios with an on-site confined space rescue team because NFPA 350 recommends that a rescue team be capable of making entry for a rescue within two minutes of the incident occurrence. Only an on-site team can handle this type of quick response. Elevated Safety confined space rescue team members are NFPA certified rescuers, in addition to being SPRAT certified rope access technicians. The majority are also employed as professional firefighters, are licensed paramedics and are technical rescue instructors.