Tree climbing rescue in practice course

Tree climbing rescue in practice course

Content and course of training:

The Tree Climbing Rescue in Practice course is prepared for experienced tree climbers, professionals,
but also for enthusiastic amateur tree climbers - e.g. T5 geocachers who want to be prepared for the situation,
when it will be necessary to evacuate an injured colleague using rope techniques.

The course is suitable as preparation for the ETW (European Tree Worker) certification exam,
ČCA (Czech Certified Arborist - Tree Climber).

You will find a solution to the real dangers that tree climbers face at work every day.
All course participants will first be introduced to rescue techniques with a visual demonstration.
Subsequently, each participant will try to save an "injured" colleague firsthand under the guidance of experienced lecturers.
In pairs, you will have the opportunity to experience what it is like to be rescued, but also to actively rescue an injured colleague.

Completion of the course: Examination with a final grade of Pass / Fail.

Requirements for participants:
- good health (medical certificate not required)
- adequate climbing skills
- own climbing equipment in perfect condition (ideally with OOPP Inspection Protocol,
the condition of the equipment will be checked on site before the start of the course)
- valid training for working at heights according to NV 362/2005 Coll.
- minimum age: 18 years

Attention: The course must be paid in advance,
this is the only way we are able to reserve a place for you on the ordered date.

Time range: 8 hours
08.00 - 12.00 - 1st part of the course,
12.00 - 13.00 - lunch break,
13.00 - 15.00 - 2nd part of the course
15.00 - 16.00 - final examination
(the given times are indicative)

Venue: Brno - ÚMČ Řečkovice
(For groups of at least 6 interested parties, we can implement the course anywhere in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, according to your request.)

Course output: Participant list

Number of participants: max. 16 people

Course lecturers: Marek Šmerda, Václav Studený, Tomáš Kadlec