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Tempe, AZ
Tuesday, November 10 at 9:10am - Elevated Anchors
Tempe, AZ
Tuesday, December 1 at 3:45pm - Advanced Horizontal Systems
Tempe, AZ
Monday, December 7 at 3:50pm
D2000 Safety, Inc.
Establishing an elevated anchor can greatly improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and safety of a high angle rope system. This three-day course focuses on the physical principles of all types of elevated anchors (monopods, bipods, tripods, and tetrapods). A series of field exercises ensures that students can set up an...d deploy these systems safely.
Pre-requisites: Students who attend this class must have basic rope skills including knot-tying, constructing anchors, and operating mainlines and belay lines.
Course Outline
Introduction to Elevated Anchors
• Basic Applications
• Types of Anchors
• NFPA and OSHA Requirements
Physics of Elevated Anchors
• Vectors: Calculating Resultants
• Friction Effects
• Static Systems Safety Factors
• Fall Factors
• Impact Forces
• Compression and Tension
Rigging Elevated Anchors
• Scene size-up
• Footing Considerations
• Tensioning and Back Ties
Special Applications
• Terradapter
• Arizona Vortex
• Improvised Anchors
• Natural Anchors
Pre-plans and SOPs
• Responding to a Confined Space Incident
• Size-up
• Pre-rescue
• Rescue
• Termination
Training Objectives
At the completion of this class, the students should be able to:
• Describe the application of commonly used elevated anchors in rope systems.
• List the NFPA and OSHA requirements for anchors.
• Calculate the potential forces (both static and shock) to which the anchor may be exposed.
• Describe how the design and construction of an elevated anchor effects its performance.
• Calculate the direction and magnitude of forces placed on component of the anchor.
• List the preferred applications and safety considerations for various common elevated anchors.
• Design and rig a safe and secure:
• Monopod, Bipod, Tripod, Tetrapod
• Improvised, Natural Anchor
• Cantilevered Anchor (T-frame)
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Pre-requisites: Students who attend this class must have basic rope skills including knot-tying, constructing anchors, and operating mainlines and belay lines.
Course Outline
Introduction to Elevated Anchors
• Basic Applications
• Types of Anchors
• NFPA and OSHA Requirements
Physics of Elevated Anchors
• Vectors: Calculating Resultants
• Friction Effects
• Static Systems Safety Factors
• Fall Factors
• Impact Forces
• Compression and Tension
Rigging Elevated Anchors
• Scene size-up
• Footing Considerations
• Tensioning and Back Ties
Special Applications
• Terradapter
• Arizona Vortex
• Improvised Anchors
• Natural Anchors
Pre-plans and SOPs
• Responding to a Confined Space Incident
• Size-up
• Pre-rescue
• Rescue
• Termination
Training Objectives
At the completion of this class, the students should be able to:
• Describe the application of commonly used elevated anchors in rope systems.
• List the NFPA and OSHA requirements for anchors.
• Calculate the potential forces (both static and shock) to which the anchor may be exposed.
• Describe how the design and construction of an elevated anchor effects its performance.
• Calculate the direction and magnitude of forces placed on component of the anchor.
• List the preferred applications and safety considerations for various common elevated anchors.
• Design and rig a safe and secure:
• Monopod, Bipod, Tripod, Tetrapod
• Improvised, Natural Anchor
• Cantilevered Anchor (T-frame)
Read More
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D2000 Safety, Inc.
The objective of this two-day course is to teach students how to train workers to comply with the provisions of their location’s written confined space program. Essential elements of this program include:
• Identifying the location’s confined spaces and assessing the hazards.
• Establishing work policies and procedures t...o manage those hazards.
• Proper use of the safety equipment (e.g., gas monitors, respirators, harnesses, retrieval lines) needed to follow safe work policies and procedures.
• Having access to a rescue capability.
This meets the requirements of OSHA 1910.146 and all state-specific regulations.
COURSE OUTLINE
- Characteristics & Hazards of Permit Spaces
- Characteristics of confined spaces and permit spaces, hazards (engulfment;
- hazardous atmospheres, hazardous energy & materials).
Roles & Responsibilities
- Attendants, entrants, entry supervisors, record keepers, rescuers.
- Regulatory Requirements
- Employer obligations, permit space program, entry & hot work permits, fall protection and retrieval, reclassifying permit spaces, alternate entry procedures, vault entry procedures.
Atmospheric Management
- Atmospheric monitor calibration, zeroing, and proper use. Ventilation procedures and restrictions. Respirator limitations and restrictions.
Entry Procedures
-Permit compliance, recognizing emergencies, initiating an evacuation.
Conducting Classes
- Principles of adult learning, conducting effective classes, using the instructor manual, student manual, and PowerPoint presentation.
- Adding site-specific information.
To register for this class call 800-551-8763 or sign up at www.d2000safety.com.Read More
• Identifying the location’s confined spaces and assessing the hazards.
• Establishing work policies and procedures t...o manage those hazards.
• Proper use of the safety equipment (e.g., gas monitors, respirators, harnesses, retrieval lines) needed to follow safe work policies and procedures.
• Having access to a rescue capability.
This meets the requirements of OSHA 1910.146 and all state-specific regulations.
COURSE OUTLINE
- Characteristics & Hazards of Permit Spaces
- Characteristics of confined spaces and permit spaces, hazards (engulfment;
- hazardous atmospheres, hazardous energy & materials).
Roles & Responsibilities
- Attendants, entrants, entry supervisors, record keepers, rescuers.
- Regulatory Requirements
- Employer obligations, permit space program, entry & hot work permits, fall protection and retrieval, reclassifying permit spaces, alternate entry procedures, vault entry procedures.
Atmospheric Management
- Atmospheric monitor calibration, zeroing, and proper use. Ventilation procedures and restrictions. Respirator limitations and restrictions.
Entry Procedures
-Permit compliance, recognizing emergencies, initiating an evacuation.
Conducting Classes
- Principles of adult learning, conducting effective classes, using the instructor manual, student manual, and PowerPoint presentation.
- Adding site-specific information.
To register for this class call 800-551-8763 or sign up at www.d2000safety.com.Read More
Learn to train entrants, attendants and entry supervisors.
Time:8:00AM Wednesday, October 7th
Location:Lane Community College- Downtown Center
D2000 Safety, Inc. We provide training on a variety of rescue topics. Using the latest in techniques and equipment, our training reflects consensus standards, such as those promulgated by NFPA, ANSI, OSHA, and FEMA. These classes are tailored to reflect the students' skills and work environments.
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Work Place Safety Training and Student Training Material including Confined Space Rescue, Excavation Safety, Fall Protection and Industrial Rescue training in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
D2000 Safety, Inc.
An intensive course for developing the skills and knowledge needed totrain employees to perform the duties of competent persons. Competent persons are designated by the employer to identify hazards and take corrective action. They also ensure compliance with the location’s fall protection policies and procedures.
Introd...uction to Fall Protection
• Fall Basics
• Fall Protection Regulations
• Qualified and Competent Persons
Physics of a Fall
• Basic Terminology
• Fall Distances and Forces
Types of Fall Protection
• Fall Restraint
• Positioning Systems
• Personal Fall Arrest Systems
Equipment
• Maintenance
• Inspection
Rescue
Other Fall Protection Standards
• 29 CFR 1910: General Industry
• 29 CFR 1926: Construction
Fall Protection for Construction
• Guardrails and Safety Nets
• Warning Line Systems
• Controlled Access Zones (CAZ)
• Fall Protection Plans
Call 1-800-551-8763 to register or sign up online at www.d2000safety.comRead More
Introd...uction to Fall Protection
• Fall Basics
• Fall Protection Regulations
• Qualified and Competent Persons
Physics of a Fall
• Basic Terminology
• Fall Distances and Forces
Types of Fall Protection
• Fall Restraint
• Positioning Systems
• Personal Fall Arrest Systems
Equipment
• Maintenance
• Inspection
Rescue
Other Fall Protection Standards
• 29 CFR 1910: General Industry
• 29 CFR 1926: Construction
Fall Protection for Construction
• Guardrails and Safety Nets
• Warning Line Systems
• Controlled Access Zones (CAZ)
• Fall Protection Plans
Call 1-800-551-8763 to register or sign up online at www.d2000safety.comRead More
Falls are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries.
Time:8:00AM Wednesday, September 9th
Location:Arizona Safety Education Center
D2000 Safety, Inc.
The purpose of this four-day course is to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively lead and train industrial rescue teams.
All students will receive a Leader’s Guide with the course content and a CD that has an animated PowerPoint presentation. This course has been approved by the Oregon Dep...artment of Public Safety Standards and Training as meeting the requirements of NFPA 1670 7.1 through 7.3.
Prerequisites: Before attending this class, students need to have completed confined space entrant and attendant training. In addition, they need to have previous training or a background in First Aid/CPR, Respiratory Protection, and Hazardous Materials.
COURSE OUTLINE
Confined Space Safety Review
- Confined And Permit Spaces
- Hazards Of Permit Spaces
- Responsibilities
- Confined Space Rescue Basics
Entry Rescues
- Deploying Equipment/Personnel
- Establishing a Command Structure
- Assessing The Scene
- Rigging A Mainline And Belay Line
- Making The Entry And Patient Care
- Moving The Patient
- Clean-Up And Debriefing
Rescue Team Structure
- Incident Command System
- Roles And Responsibilities
- Rope Systems
- Anchor
- High Point
- Mechanical Advantage
- Belays
Rope System Operation
- Operating The Mainline
- Operating The Belay
- Communication
Rescue Process
- Risk Assessment
- Risk/Benefit Analysis
- Scene Safety
- Safe Zones
- Attendant Interview
- Entry Team Preparation
- Patient Contact
- Patient Packaging
- Patient Removal
- Equipment
- Safety Ratios
- Software
- Cleaning Software
- Hardware
- Inspection/Maintenance
- Condition Codes
- Knots And Hitches
Rescue Suitable Knots
- Family of 8
Documentation
- Pre-Planning Benefits
- Sample Pre-Plan
- Incident Reports
Training Rescuers
- Adult Learning Fundamentals
- Course Preparation
- Conducting Scenarios
- Practice Rescue Safety Rules
- Skills Checklist
- Retraining
- Continuous Improvement
Call 1-800-551-8763 to register or sign up online at www.d2000safety.comRead More
All students will receive a Leader’s Guide with the course content and a CD that has an animated PowerPoint presentation. This course has been approved by the Oregon Dep...artment of Public Safety Standards and Training as meeting the requirements of NFPA 1670 7.1 through 7.3.
Prerequisites: Before attending this class, students need to have completed confined space entrant and attendant training. In addition, they need to have previous training or a background in First Aid/CPR, Respiratory Protection, and Hazardous Materials.
COURSE OUTLINE
Confined Space Safety Review
- Confined And Permit Spaces
- Hazards Of Permit Spaces
- Responsibilities
- Confined Space Rescue Basics
Entry Rescues
- Deploying Equipment/Personnel
- Establishing a Command Structure
- Assessing The Scene
- Rigging A Mainline And Belay Line
- Making The Entry And Patient Care
- Moving The Patient
- Clean-Up And Debriefing
Rescue Team Structure
- Incident Command System
- Roles And Responsibilities
- Rope Systems
- Anchor
- High Point
- Mechanical Advantage
- Belays
Rope System Operation
- Operating The Mainline
- Operating The Belay
- Communication
Rescue Process
- Risk Assessment
- Risk/Benefit Analysis
- Scene Safety
- Safe Zones
- Attendant Interview
- Entry Team Preparation
- Patient Contact
- Patient Packaging
- Patient Removal
- Equipment
- Safety Ratios
- Software
- Cleaning Software
- Hardware
- Inspection/Maintenance
- Condition Codes
- Knots And Hitches
Rescue Suitable Knots
- Family of 8
Documentation
- Pre-Planning Benefits
- Sample Pre-Plan
- Incident Reports
Training Rescuers
- Adult Learning Fundamentals
- Course Preparation
- Conducting Scenarios
- Practice Rescue Safety Rules
- Skills Checklist
- Retraining
- Continuous Improvement
Call 1-800-551-8763 to register or sign up online at www.d2000safety.comRead More
Advanced Rescue Training at the Titan Missile Museum
Time:8:00AM Tuesday, September 15th
Location:Titan Missile Museum
