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What is Disaster and Emergency Management Training?

Disasters and emergencies require not only response but also a strong management approach. This training introduces the managerial processes covering all phases of disasters. Participants will have the knowledge and skills to professionally manage all processes from pre-incident preparation to incident response and post-incident recovery.

Who Can Participate?

It is recommended for managers, crisis coordinators, public institution employees, municipalities and NGO representatives.

Training Details

Method

Theoretical /
Field Application

Trainer

IRATA L3-L3i /
OWLAQ Education Experts

Participant

8-16 Person

Duration of Training

5+1 Day
(40 Hours + 8 Hours)

Duration of Training

5 + 1 Day (40 Hours + 8 Hours)

Type of Education

Face-to-Face Training (½ day theoretical in the classroom, 4.5 days practice)

Education Content

  • Legal Requirements (WAHR – Work at Height Regulations 2005, LOLER – Lifting works and lifting regulations 1998 etc.)
  • Equipment selection and use
  • Equipment maintenance and inspection
  • Rope winding and collection techniques
  • Knots
  • Connection points (Anchorage)
  • Rope maneuvers
  • Rope access methods
  • Use of a work seat
  • Climb with fall arrest lanyard
  • Rescue and transportation
  • Sling trauma
  • Techniques for rescue from downloading device and booster rope
  • Rescue techniques
  • Reel systems

Evaluation

Theoretical / Practice Exam

Certificate

The Certificate of Achievement must be renewed before the end of 3 years.

Number of Participants

8 and multiples

Number of Trainers

2 Trainers (Depending on the number of participants)

Educator Language

Turkish – English

Individual Training Participation Form

Please fill out the form below to participate in the Work at Height Awareness Training. Our student representatives will get back to you as soon as possible.