in Working as a Member of a Rescue and Recovery Team in Confined Spaces (6160-08)

About this course
This course is designed for individuals who work in, or may be required to perform rescues from, high-risk confined spaces (NC4) where the use of self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) is necessary.
It is specifically intended for personnel who operate as part of a rescue and recovery team, preparing and executing emergency response operations in high-risk environments. The course is suitable for both water and non-water industry sectors.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this unit, candidates will be able to:
- Prepare for and undertake emergency rescue operations in confined spaces.
- Safely enter and exit high-risk confined spaces.
- Use emergency and recovery equipment in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions.
- Recover casualties safely using appropriate handling techniques and devices.
- Follow operational procedures and maintain personal and team safety at all times.
Compliance :
This course aligns with the following National Occupational Standards:
- EUSCS03 – Working in high-risk confined spaces.
- EUSCS08 – Undertaking emergency rescue and recovery of casualties from confined spaces.
Endorsed by:
Energy & Utility Skills
Instruction:
Training is conducted by highly experienced instructors with extensive industry expertise. An interactive learning environment is fostered, encouraging participants to ask questions and engage in practical problem-solving throughout the course.
- Oversee safety checks of the entry and rescue teams prior to commencing work activities.
- Enter and exit confined spaces safely as part of a rescue and recovery team.
- Use equipment and tools safely.
- Follow procedures and work safely as a member of a rescue and recovery team.
- Understand the principles of working as part of a rescue and recovery team.
- Understand standard protocols for working in rescue and recovery teams.
Theory and practical.
Delivery Format:
- A blended approach combining classroom-based theory with practical exercises in realistic scenarios.
- Hands-on use of rescue equipment and breathing apparatus.
Candidates must be 18 years of age and clean shaven. Candidates must have an in date City & Guilds 6160-03 High Risk Certificate.
Course payments
If booking online please follow instructions, payment can be made using debit or credit card. Should you wish to pay by invoice please contact a member of our team and we will be able to process your booking for you. We require either payment or a purchase order at the time of reservation and will issue a formal invoice. Once payment has been successfully processed, we will issue your joining instructions.
Course materials, accreditation, a complimentary light lunch and refreshments throughout the day.
After booking
Our courses vary so timings will be confirmed in your joining instructions. All candidates are required to arrive 15 minutes prior to the course start to register and provide their photographic identification.
Directions
From M5 junction 30 take the A376, at the first roundabout take the second exit on to the A3052. Continue for approximately 1 mile and Westpoint enterance is on the left hand side (also signed as Devon Drivers Centre).
When entering through the main gates take the first turning on the right signed Red One Ltd Headquarters. Red One is the first red brick building on the right. Please park in the spaces on the right prior to the building.
