PREREQUISITE: NONE
50 HRS / FIVE 10-HR DAYS
Early Regs: $1,395.00
Late Regs: $1,495.00
Gov. Discount: $100/Student
Open enrollment price at Roco Training Center. Price may vary by location and for private training.
Roco Rescue Essentials™ is the foundational class for urban and industrial technical rescuers. Firefighters in big city fire departments, workers dedicated to providing confined space rescue in industrial plants, offshore oil platform personnel as well as suburban and volunteer firefighters will be challenged by the high-performance curriculum. Roco’s Rescue Essentials is a hands-on serious approach to a serious subject preparing rescuers who respond to emergencies ranging from the depths of a confined space to the heights of an elevated structure or industrial platform.
Rescuers will spend most of the class in the field with on-rope time optimized every day. Personal rope skills, knot craft, mechanical advantage and patient packaging will be emphasized using gear picked by our experienced instructor cadre from the best manufacturers in the world. Participants will also perform realistic rescues of suspended workers and workers trapped in confined spaces.
Rescue Essentials™ open-enrollment courses take place at the Roco Training Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. For courses conducted at the Roco Training Center (or as the training location permits), participants will practice rescue operations from all six (6) confined space types. Rescue operations from simulated IDLH atmospheres requiring the use of breathing air (SCBA) will also be included. These realistic scenarios can be used to document the minimum annual practice requirements required by OSHA and NFPA.
Compliance Note: OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation requires all rescue team members to practice making permit space rescues at least once every 12 months from actual or representative confined spaces. OSHA has approved Roco’s Types Chart, which classifies these representative spaces into six (6) confined space types for rescue planning and practice purposes. NFPA 1006 requires individual rescuers to demonstrate rescue competency on an annual basis, and NFPA 1670 states that rescue teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation.
PREREQUISITE: PREVIOUS ROCO CONFINED SPACE CERTIFICATION
30 HRS / THREE 10-HR DAYS
Early Registration: $1,095
Late Registration: $1,195
Gov. Discount: $100/Student
A TEAM APPROACH TO SAFE CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
PREREQUISITE: NONE
6-8 HRS / ONE DAY
This 6-to 8-hour course will demonstrate the many advantages of using a “team approach” to confined space entry. The Confined Space Entry Team (Entrant, Attendant and Entry Supervisor) consists of interrelated roles and each is critical to the overall safety of your entrants. The workshop includes practical application of running a successful entry operation from preparing the initial entry permit to preplanning for effective non-entry rescue. Seeing the “big picture” of a safe, productive entry will enable your team members to carry out their duties while keeping a watchful eye on overall job safety. This workshop will increase the safety and efficiency of your entry operations while training your Confined Space Entry Team to work together as a cohesive unit.
This Roco Rescue workshop is only available as a privately scheduled event. Call us at (800) 647-7626 for a quote, or request one online.
PREREQUISITE: Roco Rescue Essentials™ or Equivalent
20 HRS/TWO 10-HR DAYS
Early Regs: $995.00
Late Regs: $1,095.00
Gov. Discount: $50/Student
A real emergency demands rescue proficiency from responders. To maintain this proficiency, refresher training and regular practice drills are critical. Roco’s Compliance Rescue Refresher™ course includes hands-on practice as well as problem-solving confined space and elevated scenarios to keep your team updated and prepared for effective response. To maintain individual skills as well as team proficiency, Roco recommends monthly “in-house” practice drills combined with quarterly Roco Refresher sessions.
Compliance Note: OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation requires all rescue team members to practice making permit space rescues at least once every 12 months from actual or representative confined spaces. OSHA has approved Roco’s Types Chart, which classifies these representative spaces into six (6) confined space types for rescue planning and practice purposes. NFPA 1006 requires individual rescuers to demonstrate rescue competency on an annual basis, and NFPA 1670 states that rescue teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation.
PREREQUISITE: NONE
30 HRS / THREE 10-HR DAYS (suggested)
NFPA 1670 states that teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation, and NFPA 1006 says individuals shall demonstrate competency on an annual basis. OSHA 1910.146 has minimum annual practice requirements using realistic scenarios in the types of confined spaces from which rescue may be required.
A Roco Team Performance Evaluation (TPE™) simulates the pressures of emergency response while providing third-party documentation of your team’s rescue capabilities. Graded scenarios are used to evaluate safe, timely and proficient response in confined space and elevated rescue environments. Each scenario is debriefed so that any deficiencies can be identified and corrected. Teams are scored on their rescue skills, response capabilities and patient care.
A written report documents confined space types completed, highlights strengths and identifies opportunities for improvement. For TPEs conducted at the Roco Training Center, all six (6) confined space types are included. For on-site sessions, available confined spaces located within the team’s response area will be used for the evaluation.
Call 800-647-7626 to schedule a TPE at your site or at the Roco Training Center.
Certification to NFPA 1006 Confined Space & Rope Rescue
PREREQUISITE: NONE
110 HRS / ELEVEN 10-HR DAYS
Early Regs: $2,795.00 Late Regs: $2,895.00
Gov. Discount: $200.00/Student
Open enrollment price at Roco Training Center. Price may vary by location and for private training.
Roco’s Fast-Track™ Rope & Confined Space Rescue Technician course is the ultimate rope rescue experience. This eleven-day, 110-hour program is designed to produce a well-rounded rescuer who is capable of safely and effectively responding to a wide variety of confined space and rope rescue incidents. The course begins with core skills and concludes with testing to the job performance requirements listed in NFPA 1006 and 1670 for both Rope and Confined Space Rescue Technician Level. Certification testing to a national consensus standard is an excellent means of documenting individual rescue skills proficiency in accordance with OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation. This accelerated program quickly advances students to more difficult and complex confined space and technical rope rescue operations. The rescuer’s response capabilities are enhanced by extensive hands-on learning stations and realistic problem-solving exercises, including on-air, simulated IDLH scenarios.
Roco’s certification testing includes individual skills proficiency testing as well as scenario-based performance evaluations. It also includes a written exam. Certification is valid for two years and can be renewed by completing Roco’s Rescue Technician Recertification program.
Compliance Note: OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation requires all rescue team members to practice making permit space rescues at least once every 12 months from actual or representative confined spaces. OSHA has approved Roco’s Types Chart, which classifies these representative spaces into six (6) confined space types for rescue planning and practice purposes. NFPA 1006 requires individual rescuers to demonstrate rescue competency on an annual basis, and NFPA 1670 states that rescue teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation.
Certification to NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue
PREREQUISITE: NONE
70 HRS / SEVEN 10-HOUR DAYS
Early Regs: $2,295.00 / Late Regs: $2,395.00
Gov. Discount: $150/Student
Open enrollment price at Roco Training Center. Price may vary by location and for private training.
This Fast-Track™ course combines Roco’s Rescue Essentials™ and Confined Space Rescue Technician providing Confined Space Rescue Technician certification in only 70 hours.
This accelerated course begins with foundational skills and concludes with certification testing to meet the job performance requirements listed in NFPA 1006 and 1670 for Confined Space Rescue Technician level. Testing to a national consensus standard is an excellent means of documenting individual skills proficiency per OSHA requirements.
The course quickly advances students to more complex confined space rescue scenarios along with elevated or high angle operations. Rescue capabilities are enhanced by extensive hands-on learning stations and realistic problem-solving exercises, including on-air, simulated IDLH scenarios.
Roco Certification to NFPA 1006 includes individual rescue skills proficiency testing as well as scenario-based performance evaluations. It also includes a written exam. This certification is valid for two years and can be renewed by completing Roco’s Rescue Technician Recertification program.
Compliance Note: OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation requires all rescue team members to practice making permit space rescues at least once every 12 months from actual or representative confined spaces. OSHA has approved Roco’s Types Chart, which classifies these representative spaces into six (6) confined space types for rescue planning and practice purposes. NFPA 1006 requires individual rescuers to demonstrate rescue competency on an annual basis, and NFPA 1670 states that rescue teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation.
Certification to NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue
PREREQUISITE: ROCO RESCUE ESSENTIALS™
40 HRS / FOUR 10-HR DAYS
Early Regs: $1,295.00 Late Regs: $1,395.00
Gov. Discount: $100/Student
Open enrollment price at Roco Training Center. Price may vary by location and for private training.
If confined space rescue is your focus, then Roco’s 40-hour Confined Space Rescue Technician is your next step. This course builds upon the core skills already learned and provides the additional competencies needed to meet the job performance requirements listed in NFPA 1006 and 1670 (Confined Space Rescue Technician Level). Technician-level skills and team response capabilities will be enhanced by extensive hands-on learning stations and realistic problem-solving exercises including on-air, simulated IDLH scenarios.
Confined Space Rescue Technician prepares students for certification testing, which includes individual skills proficiency testing and scenario-based performance evaluations. It also includes a written exam. Roco’s certification is valid for two years and can be renewed by completing Roco’s Rescue Technician Recertification program. Certification testing to a national consensus standard, such as NFPA, is an excellent means of documenting individual rescue skills proficiency in accordance with OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation.
Compliance Note: OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation requires all rescue team members to practice making permit space rescues at least once every 12 months from actual or representative confined spaces. OSHA has approved Roco’s Types Chart, which classifies these representative spaces into six (6) confined space types for rescue planning and practice purposes. NFPA 1006 requires individual rescuers to demonstrate rescue competency on an annual basis, and NFPA 1670 states that rescue teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation.
PREREQUISITE: Roco Rescue Essentials™ or Urban/Industrial Rescue Essentials™
40 HRS / FOUR 10-HR DAYS
Early Regs: $1,295.00 / Late Regs: $1,395.00
Gov. Discount: $100/Student
Open enrollment price at Roco Training Center. Price may vary by location and for private training.
Roco’s Advanced Team Operations™ provides the opportunity to push yourself as a rescuer in both a team and individual setting. Fast paced and challenging, the scenario-based class focuses on simple-to-advanced problem solving in urban and industrial settings. It provides participants with new and more advanced techniques to implement in numerous practice scenarios that allows them to build upon their essential skills and teamwork abilities.
Rescue situations involving high angle, confined space and rescue from fall protection become increasingly more difficult as the week of training progresses. Critical thinking skills and problem solving are at the core of Roco’s Advanced Team Operations course.
For courses at the Roco Training Center (or as the training location permits), practice scenarios will be conducted in all six (6) confined space types based on OSHA criteria. More complex scenarios, including simulated IDLH atmospheres, will require the use of breathing air equipment. This course meets the minimum annual practice requirements of OSHA and NFPA.
Compliance Note: OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space regulation requires all rescue team members to practice making permit space rescues at least once every 12 months from actual or representative confined spaces. OSHA has approved Roco’s Types Chart, which classifies these representative spaces into six (6) confined space types for rescue planning and practice purposes. NFPA 1006 requires individual rescuers to demonstrate rescue competency on an annual basis, and NFPA 1670 states that rescue teams must undergo an annual performance evaluation.
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PREREQUISITE: NONE