Safety First: Essential Work at Height Rescue

 Safety First: Essential Work at Height Rescue

Procedures

Working at heights is a high-risk activity where safety can never be compromised. Every job site must have a robust, well-rehearsed rescue plan and the right equipment to ensure immediate action in an emergency.

From preparation and alerting the team to medical aid and post-incident review, a systematic approach is crucial to protecting your workforce. Here are the Essentials for Safe & Efficient Rescue that should be part of every protocol:

1. Preparation & Alert: Designate a trained rescue team,

have emergency contact services ready, and verify all gear.

2. Secure the Area: Restrict access and manage any additional risks to the rescue team and the casualty.

3. Select Equipment: Ensure you have a certified rescue

harness, appropriate lanyards, connectors, and ascender/descender devices.

4. Deploy Rescue: Follow a safe approach path to the anchor point and secure the casualty with a rescue rope system. Rescuer safety is always the top priority!

5. Lower & Transfer: Execute a controlled descent. Plan for

post-fall care and seamless team coordination during the transfer.

6. Medical Aid & Review: Provide immediate first aid and ensure a thorough post-incident review to prevent future occurrences.

Prioritize Safety | Secure Your Lives | Report All Incidents Stay safe, work responsibly, and always be prepared for the unexpected!

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