Rescue Planning

Rescue Planning for Work at Height

Be prepared if an incident occurs.

When work is carried out using personal fall protection systems, effective arrangements must be in place to rescue a person quickly and safely if an incident occurs.

Rescue possibilities depend on the workplace layout, working methods, equipment and potential hazards. A rescue plan must therefore be adapted to the specific working environment.

Hewall Safety helps you establish rescue preparedness and develop practical rescue plans for work involving fall hazards.

How Can We Help?

Workplace-specific rescue plans.
Assessment of potential rescue scenarios.
Selection of suitable rescue methods.
Selection of rescue equipment and anchorage arrangements.
Planning of personnel, responsibilities and rescue preparedness.
Rescue instructions and documentation.
Planning of rescue training and practical exercises.
Review and improvement of existing rescue plans.

Rescue Arrangements That Work in Practice

A rescue plan must explain how a person in need of assistance can be reached, secured and moved to a place of safety. It must also account for workplace limitations and the personnel and equipment available.

We help you establish arrangements that enable planned rescue operations to be carried out effectively.

Need a Rescue Plan or Help Improving Your Rescue Preparedness?