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WORKING AT HEIGHT AND RESCUE (WAH)

RESCUE TRAINING ROPE

FOR WIND ENERGY GWO BASIC SAFETY TRAINING

CUSTOMIZED TRAINING PROGRAMS

FIXED LINE INSPECTIONWORKING AT HEIGHT AND RESCUE (WAH)

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FOR WIND ENERGY GWO BASIC SAFETY TRAININGCUSTOMIZED TRAINING PROGRAMS

ROPE ACCESS

FOR FACADE MAINTENANCE & PAINTING INDUSTRY


CONFINED SPACE ENTRY & RESCUE



FIXED LINE INSPECTION

WORKING AT HEIGHT AND RESCUE (WAH)


FOR WIND ENERGY GWO BASIC SAFETY TRAINING

TRAINING & CONSULTANCY

EXCELLENCE THROUGH TRAINING

CERTIFICATIONS

Approved Training Provider

GWO (Global Wind Energy)


Associate Member

(Industrial Rope Access Trade Association)

Singapore Licensed Training Center

(Technical Rope And Rescue Asia)


INTRODUCTION

KARAM Training & Consultancy is India's leading provider of Fall Protection and Rescue Competency Training. Our training courses are an outcome of over 20 year of experience of manufacturing and using EN and ANSI standard Personal Fall Protection Equipment.

— The only Training Center in India to impart Advanced Rescue Training as per NFPA standards on Technical Rescue: NFPA 1670 AND NFPA 1006

— 20,000 sq. ft. dedicated facility with multiple advanced simulation of Height, Confined Space and Rescue

— Fully equipped training halls

— Experienced faculty of 30+ local language trainers

— Latest and EN certified training equipment

— User-friendly handouts for participants with varying literacy levels

— Post-training support to implement principles and techniques at work-site

— In-house Research & Testing Capabilities as world's leading PPE manufacturer

— Approved Training Provider (ATP) of TRARAsia, Singapore

— Approved Training Provider of Global Wind Organization (GWO)

— Regular Train The Trainer(TTT) Programs by well-known Training Organizations

— ISO 9001:2008 Company

Standards Followed

— BS 8454: 2006 'Code of Practice for Delivery of Training and Education for Work at Height and Rescue’

— GWO Basic Safety Training Standard

— NFPA 1670 and NFPA 1006

— Approved Training Provider for GWO (Basic Safety Training)

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COURSES OFFERED

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CONTENT

1 Fall Protection Awareness

2 Work At Height Competent Person

3 Advance Training on Height & Rescue

4 Contractor Basic Training on Height & Rescue

5 Jio Basic Training on Height

6 Basic Rescue from Height

7 Confined Space Awareness

8 Confined Space Competent Person

9 Basic Rope Access

10 GWO Basic Safety Training

11 Rescue Training For Emergency Response Team-I & II

12 First Aid

13 Manual Handling

14 Fire Awareness Training

15 PPE Inspector Course

16 Consultancy Services

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FALL PROTECTION AWARENESS

Target Participants

This course is designed for managers and supervisors who are not required to work at height, but who are responsible for employees & contractors working at heights on their site.

Duration

8 hours (including assessment)

No of Participants

Upto 16 per batch

Training Methodology

— Class-room

— Group & Individual exercises

— Training hand-outs in English

Learning Objectives

— Legislation and Safety requirements for WAH

— Hazards Assessment & risk Assessment (HIRA)

— Hierarchy of Fall Protection & control measures

— Permit To Work (PTW)

— ABCD of Fall Protection

— Components of Fall Protection System (FPS)

— Different types of PPE, selection of appropriate equipment

— Importance of Equipment Certification & Testing

Assessment & Certification

Written Assessment

Certification

Participants will receive certificate for “Awareness Training”

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WORK AT HEIGHTCOMPETENT PERSON

Target Participants

Technicians/ Riggers who have to work at height in their daily workplace operations

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch


— Class-room and practical training at client site anywhere in India

— Suitable training hand‐outs shall be distributed to the participants

Learning Objectives

— Legislation and safety- requirements for WAH

— Understand the various risks at the site like fall from height, environmental factors etc. and how to combat them effectively

— Methods to achieve Safety at Height Working on climbing structure, Rooftops & unprotected edges


— Pre-inspection of PPE, donning & doffing

— Usage of Fall Protection System and work-positioning to carry out maintenance, repairs etc.

— Safe material handling while climbing

— Suspension Trauma

— Rescue & basic First Aid techniques


Written & Practical Assessment

Certification

Certificates and Competent Person I-cards are awarded to the participants after successful completion of the course.


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ADVANCED TRAINING ONHEIGHT & RESCUE

Target Participants

Employees involved at supervisory level for Work at height activities like first line Supervisors, Engineers, Associates and Vendors of various companies.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch


— Class-room and practical training


Learning Objectives

— Legislation and safety-requirements for WAH

— Identify the hazards and risks associated with climbing structures, Rooftops & unprotected edges (HIRA)

— Hierarchy of Fall Protection & control measures

— Permit To Work


— Components of Fall Protection System.


— Pre-inspection of PPE, donning and doffing

— Safe methods of tower-climbing, work positioning & equipment handling

— Material Handling on WAH

— Emergency Response Procedure

— Suspension trauma and need to carry out quick rescue

— Effective Rescue Techniques

— Role of supervisor & Tool Box Talk

— Importance of Equipment Certification and Testing

— Equipment inspection, storage, maintenance and record keeping



Certification


ATHR

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CBTHR

CONTRACTOR BASIC TRAINING ON HEIGHT & RESCUE

Target Participants

Supervisors and workers who are engaged in work at height related activities.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch




Learning Objectives

— Getting Started: Introduction

— Case Study of an Accident, Root Cause Analysis and Cost Iceberg of Accident

— Common Telecom Hazards, Risk Assessment and Control Measures

— Absolute safety rules

— Role of supervisor and tool box talk

— Fall Protection Plan & PFPE

— Anchor Points, Basics of Rigging & Slinging and Knots

— Equipment Inspection

— Fall Factor & Minimum Free Space

— Set-up and inspection of rescue equipment

— Rescue ascent & descent with various rescue devices and techniques

— First responder techniques and responsibilities

— Hands-on practical exercises with skilled instructors as monitors

— Assessment



Certification


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JBTH


JIO BASIC TRAINING ON HEIGHT

Target Participants

Site Supervisors, Riggers and Workers engaged in work at height related activities in Reliance Jio.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch




Learning Objectives

— Legislation and safety requirements for Work at Height

— Understand and identify Hazards and risk at site

— Understand different methods of access on tower

— Ladder Safety

— Getting familiarized with all the 3 Fixed Line Systems installed on Reliance Jio tower

— Different types of PPE, selection of appropriate PPE

— PPE inspection, Donning and Doffing

— Use of Fall protection system and fall Prevention system

— Safe material handling

— Suspension Trauma

— Basic rescue (only theory) and First Aid After Rescue


Written Assessment & Practical Assessment

Certification


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BASIC RESCUEFROM HEIGHT

Target Participants

Supervisors and workers who are engaged in work at height related activities

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch




Learning Objectives

— Suspension Trauma and its effects

— Importance of rescue provision

— Emergency Response Procedure

— Risk Assessment of site specific WAH areas

— Rescue techniques in different situations

— Anchor points and rigging, including edge protection

— Using mechanical advantage

— Inspection and Use of Rescue Equipment

— Post rescue Basic First Aid



Certification


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CONFINED SPACE AWARENESS

Target Participants

This course should be provided to all workers in a workplace that contains a confined space. It meets the requirement for Awareness Level training.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 25 per batch


— Class-room

— Group & Individual exercises


Learning Objectives

— Introduction to Confined Spaces

— Hazards associated with confined spaces

— Confined space entry procedures

— Controlling hazards & minimizing risks

— PTW & LOTO

— Roles of CS Entrant, Attendant and Supervisor

— Rescue provisions to be made


Written Assessment

Certification

Participants will receive certificate for “Awareness Training”

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CONFINED SPACECOMPETENT PERSON

Target Participants

Site Supervisors/ Contractors and Specialist Workers who supervise, enter, work and exit confined working spaces

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch




Learning Objectives

— Identify different types of Confined Spaces

— Permit To Work system (PTW)

— Hazards associated with confined spaces

— Safe operating procedures in confined spaces

— Air Quality Monitoring before entry

— Inspection, donning, doffing and use of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) or Supplied Air System (SAS) in normal operation and in emergency rescue conditions.

— Access Equipment - Tripod & Winch system

— Emergency procedures and rescue of personnel in confined spaces

— Duties of the support personnel for confined spaces

— Basic First Aid



Certification

Certificates and Competent Person I-cards are awarded to the participant's after successful completion of the course.


BASIC ROPE ACCESS

Target Participants

This course is for the benefit of window cleaners and facade maintenance workers who work on suspended access equipment.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch




Learning Objectives

— Legislation and safety requirements for WAH

— Understand the various risks like fall from height, fall of material, environmental factors etc.

— Methods to achieve Safety while Working on Rooftops, unprotected edges & during suspension


— Different types of Anchors & their use & installation

— Different types of PPE and its usage

— Pre-inspection of PPE, donning & doffing

— Creating an appropriate Fall Protection System using various components depending on the structure

— Safe material handling at height

— Basic working with ladders, scaffolds, mobile elevating work platforms (MEWP), and suspended access equipment

— Suspension trauma & planning a quick rescue

— Effective Rescue Techniques

— Post – rescue Basic First Aid



Certification


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GWO BASIC SAFETY TRAINING

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GWO is a non-profit organisation of wind turbine owners and wind turbine manufacturers. The aim of GWO is to strive for an injury free work environment in the wind turbine industry, through cooperation among the members, in setting common standards in safety training and emergency procedures.

GWO certificate holder is considered competent and knowledgeable on Basic Safety in the Wind Industry anywhere in the world.

Target Participants

Engineers and Technicians working in the Wind Industry or anyone required to access Wind Turbines

Duration

1. Working at Height – 18 Hours

2. First Aid – 18 Hours

3. Fire Awareness – 4 Hours

4. Manual Handling – 4 Hours





Certification

— GWO Certificate will be awarded to Participants

— I-cards to be awarded to the participant's after successful completion of the course.

— WINDA Registration is available on request

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RESCUE TRAINING FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM

TRARAsia Operations Level I & II

Target Participants

Fire Teams and Emergency Response Teams responsible to rescue trapped casualties from height and confined spaces in plants.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 8 per batch


Class-room and practical training at client site anywhere in India

Suitable training hand‐outs shall be distributed to the participants

Learning Objectives

Getting Started: Introduction

— Expectations and Objectives

Introduction – Overview of Confined Space Entry Rescue

— Basic Considerations for Rescue

— Steps in Confined Space Rescue Process

Rescue Team Organization and Management

— Emergency response system for confined space emergencies

— Duties of the Rescue Entrant(s) and Back-Up Rescue Entrant(s), Rescue Attendant, and Rescue Team Leader

Sizing up existing and potential conditions at WAH & Confined Space emergencies

Protecting Personnel from Hazards within the Confined Space

— Monitoring Continuously, or At Frequent Intervals, the Atmosphere in All Parts of the Space to be Entered for Oxygen Content, Flammability [Lower Explosive Limit/Lower Flammable Limit (LEL/LFL)], and Toxicity, in that order

Ensuring that Personnel are Capable of Managing the Physical and Psychological Challenges that Affect Rescuers Entering Confined Spaces

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Performing Entry-Type Rescues into Confined Spaces (meeting all of the following specific qualifying characteristics):

— The internal configuration of the space is clear and unobstructed so retrieval systems can be utilized for rescuers without possibility of entanglement

— The victim can be easily seen from the outside of the space's primary access opening

— Rescuers can pass easily through the access/egress opening(s) with room to spare when PPE is worn in the manner recommended by the manufacturer

— The space can accommodate two or more rescuers in addition to the victim

— All hazards in and around the confined space have been identified, isolated, and controlled.

Rigging and Using Rescue Systems

— Pre-use inspection

— Knots & Rigging

— Establishing Anchor Points for Rescue Systems – On the use of SARQUAD/4-Leg Anchor Device

— Using Rescue System in Hauling and Lowering Operations – On the use of Manual Retrieval System Kit

Victim Management – Packaging and Transferring Patients for Confined Space Rescue

— Patient Packaging and STROP/Litter Rigging

— STROP/Litter Hauling/Raising and Lowering Operations

Summary: What's Next

— Develop Rescue Plan into their SOP after performing a drill

— Maintain Competency – Rescue Capability



Certification


TRARAsia Operations Level I & II

RESCUE TRAINING FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM

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FIRST AID

Target Participants

This course should be provided to all personnel in a workplace. It meets the requirement for Awareness & Basic Competency training.

Duration

18 Hours

No of Participants

Upto 12 per batch



Learning Objectives

— Legislation - Global legislation, National legislation, First Aid guidelines

— Risks and hazards

— Human Anatomy - Structure and functions

— Serious and minor injuries - signs, symptoms and function

— Incident Management - Management of an incident, Safety awareness in an emergency situation

— Lifesaving First Aid - Primary Survey A-B-C, CPR, Obstruction of airways, Bleeding - internal and external, Shock

— AED Safety Procedures & Use

— First Aid - Minor to Serious Incidents

— Psychological First Aid

— Scenario-based training - Practise First Aid Techniques



Certification

Certificates and Competent Person I-Card are awarded to the participants after successful completion of the course.

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MANUAL HANDLING

Target Participants

This course should be provided to all workers in a workplace. It meets the requirement for Awareness & Basic Competency training.

Duration

4 hours

No of Participants

Upto 12 per batch



Learning Objectives

— Risk and hazards in the wind turbine industry

— Muscular skeletal injuries

— Spinal anatomy and posture

— Shoulder anatomy

— Symptom awareness

— Consequences of incorrect Manual Handling

— Causes of injuries

— Planning lifts - T.I.L.E. Principle

— Safe lifting techniques

— Scenario-based training - Practise safe lifting technique



Certification


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FIRE AWARENESS TRAINING

Target Participants

This course should be provided to all personnel in a workplace. It meets the requirement for Awareness & Basic Competency training.

Duration

4 hours

No of Participants

Upto 12 per batch



Learning Objectives

— Fire Combustion - Types of Fires, Square of combustion, Fire Spread, Smoke gases

— Fire Extinction - Assessing the fire, Fire classes

— Fire Prevention - Fire Hazards, Fire Preventive Measures

— Fire-fighting Equipment - Pre-use inspection, Correct use of fire-fighting equipment

— Scenario-based training - Use of fire-fighting equipment



Certification



PPE INSPECTOR COURSE

Target Participants

Safety inspector or supervisors responsible for periodic inspection of fall protection equipment at their work sites.

Duration


No of Participants

Upto 10 per batch


— Class-room & Practical training at client site anywhere in India


Learning Objectives

— Introduction to PPE, Hazard and Hierarchy of control

— Case studies related to Misuse of PPE and absence of inspection

— Applicable standards

— Fall Forces & calculations

— Fall Protection Systems & their components

— Material of Construction

— Safe Working Loads of various equipment

— Competent person and Inspection procedure

— Suitability of PPE and correct usage

— Inspecting Anchorages, Body Support (Harnesses) & Connectors

— Inspecting Ropes, Pulleys, Retractable Blocks, Rope Grabs & Descenders

— Inspection Checklists, record keeping and Documentation

— Cleaning, Storage Maintenance

— Discarding methods of PPE

— Hands-on practical Exercises

— Assessment



Certification

Certificates & Competent Person I-Cards are awarded to the participants after successful completion of the course.

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Periodic audits, gap-analysis and equipment inspections go a long way in ensuring safer work-places and preventing accidents. Besides reducing work related deaths and injuries, it improves overall safety compliance and workforce morale.

An overview of our HSE Consulting Services

— Fall Protection Plan Development- A written-down Fall Protection Plan specific to industry, site and operations goes a long way in ensuring that Fall Protection measures are implemented effectively thus reducing fall accidents & injuries.

— Construction Safety Audit- Site is surveyed and audited against applicable construction safety guidelines. Control measures are recommended to meet or exceed existing safety standards.

— WAH Safety Audit- Risk assessment is carried out covering all Work at Height activities along with necessary documentation. The detailed report includes advice on how possible risks can be eliminated or mitigated.

— WAH Gap Analysis- Helps monitor the gap between where an establishment is and where it wants to be in relation to unsafe and safe working practices. By analysing these gaps, management can create specific action plans to close the gaps identified in the report.

— Inspection and Revalidation- Fall Protection Equipment are lifesaving products. As per EN 365 of PPE Directives, it is mandatory to have a “Competent Authority” to inspect the Fall Protect Equipment at least once annually.

KARAM conducts 3rd party inspections including -

1. PPE Inspection & Revalidation

2. Anchorage Inspection and Revalidation

3. Fixed Line System Inspection and Revalidation

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CONSULTANCY SERVICES



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Contact No: +91 120 408 0320

Email: [email protected]


Customer Care Number : 1800 103 7085 (Toll free)

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