The Confined Space Entry and Rescue (Low, Medium and High Risk) course builds on the Confined Space Entry and Rescue (Low and Medium Risk) (CSERLM) course. In addition, this course introduces the skills required to enter and undertake co-worker rescues from a high risk confined space, wearing self-contained breathing apparatus.
(Formerly known as Confined Space Entry and Rescue 2 – CSER2).
18 hours (3 days)
Minimum age: 18
Rescue 3 introduction and philosophy
Confined space definitions, hazards and categories
Legislation and standards
Personal safety
Safe systems of work for confined space entry
Isolation – lock-out, tag-out, try-out
Introduction to air monitoring
Rescue plans, incident size-up and incident management
Personal and team equipment
Entry procedures
Communications and verbal commands
Loads and forces
Medical considerations
Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) – escape sets and SCBA
Use of a 4-gas diffuse meter
Confined space ventilation
Knots and terminations
Anchor systems
Dynamic risk assessment and safety checks
On-scene safety briefing and site control
Standard tripod configuration and mechanical hoisting
Work restraint
Vertical confined space entry and exit
Emergency procedures
Reach type rescue with a telescopic pole
Raising/lowering systems and mechanical advantage
Confined space rescue harnesses and stretchers
Casualty care and packing
Rescue of a casualty from a low/medium risk confined space
SCBA periodic, pre-use and post-use set checks and care
SCBA entry control
Entry to confined space wearing SCBA
Rescue from a high risk confined space wearing SCBA
Rescue 3 Europe course standards, learning outcomes and key teaching points
The course standards, learning outcomes and key teaching points are provided as pre- and post-course reference for people involved in the delivery of Rescue 3 courses (eg Rescue 3 training providers, instructors and students). They are not to be used for any other purpose without the express written permission of Rescue 3 Europe.
3 years
The Confined Space Entry and Rescue (Low, Medium and High Risk) course builds on the Confined Space Entry and Rescue (Low and Medium Risk) (CSERLM) course. In addition, this course introduces the skills required to enter and undertake co-worker rescues from a high risk confined space, wearing self-contained breathing apparatus.
(Formerly known as Confined Space Entry and Rescue 2 – CSER2).
18 hours (3 days)
Minimum age: 18
Rescue 3 introduction and philosophy
Confined space definitions, hazards and categories
Legislation and standards
Personal safety
Safe systems of work for confined space entry
Isolation – lock-out, tag-out, try-out
Introduction to air monitoring
Rescue plans, incident size-up and incident management
Personal and team equipment
Entry procedures
Communications and verbal commands
Loads and forces
Medical considerations
Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) – escape sets and SCBA
Use of a 4-gas diffuse meter
Confined space ventilation
Knots and terminations
Anchor systems
Dynamic risk assessment and safety checks
On-scene safety briefing and site control
Standard tripod configuration and mechanical hoisting
Work restraint
Vertical confined space entry and exit
Emergency procedures
Reach type rescue with a telescopic pole
Raising/lowering systems and mechanical advantage
Confined space rescue harnesses and stretchers
Casualty care and packing
Rescue of a casualty from a low/medium risk confined space
SCBA periodic, pre-use and post-use set checks and care
SCBA entry control
Entry to confined space wearing SCBA
Rescue from a high risk confined space wearing SCBA
Rescue 3 Europe course standards, learning outcomes and key teaching points
The course standards, learning outcomes and key teaching points are provided as pre- and post-course reference for people involved in the delivery of Rescue 3 courses (eg Rescue 3 training providers, instructors and students). They are not to be used for any other purpose without the express written permission of Rescue 3 Europe.
3 years
