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Those working at height face a number of risks.
DEUS offers solutions for industry support, personal escape, self-rescue, assisted rescue, multiple evacuations, and much more. DEUS products ensure safety and ease-of-use, while meeting the specific requirements of industrial, technical and tactical setting. |
Competent Rescuer
Crimson Effect, LLC's Certified Instructor Trainers can provide all three levels of OSHA compliance instruction including Competent User/Competent Rescuer, Agency Trainer & Certified Instructor Trainer. The Competent User/Competent Rescuer course is a four hour course presented at your facility and tailored to meet your agency's specific needs. Based on the innovate and industry leading DEUS Rescue System, this course meets the requirements for a Level I Technician (Rope Access Worker) Course Length: 4 hours Required prerequisite: completion of your agency's required fall protection training Class size: 4-7 (Larger classes available with additional DEUS Certified Instructor Trainers or DEUS Certified Agency Trainers. Competent User courses are not to exceed a 7:1 student/instructor ratio) |
Agency Trainer
The Agency Trainer (aka Train the Trainer/TtT) is a 40-hour course presented at your facility and tailored to meet your agency's specific needs for competent rope access technicians.
Based on the innovate and industry leading DEUS Rescue System, this course is consistent with Level II Technician (Rope Access Lead Technician) as defined by the Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) Course Length: 40 hours (four 10 hour days) Required prerequisite: DEUS Competent User certification Class size: 1-4 (Larger classes available with additional DEUS Certified Intructor Trainer staff. TtT courses are limited to a 4:1 candidate/instructor ratio) The intent of this course is to develop an agency’s internal training staff. Successful completion of this course enables the DEUS Agency Trainer to instruct the DEUS Competent User course, conduct annual skills reviews, and develop methodologies specific to the host agency’s needs without the need of an outside DEUS Certified Instructor Trainer. TtT is an intense course requiring the Agency Trainer candidate to demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to safely perform and instruct DEUS rescue techniques. In order for the Agency Trainer candidate to be successful, one must teach and receive feedback on methodologies used. Additionally, the Agency Trainer candidate must have direct supervision of safety methods used when checking and rigging students. This course includes classroom instruction, hands-on learning, and supervised teaching. The host agency can include up to eight personnel either needing recertification or personnel seeking initial certification. These students are trained on day 4 of the TtT course at no additional charge as they provide the students needed to develop the Agency Trainer candidate. The high-angle work environment has little room for error and evaluations of the Agency Trainer candidate will be blunt, thorough, and the candidate will be required to demonstrate 100% competency in each of the Competent User skill sets. This is not a course for the faint of heart as mistakes in presenting this material could lead to serious injury or death. Any candidate not being able to demonstrate 100% competency in the instruction Competent User curriculum will not receive certification. However, the DEUS Certified Instructor Trainer will make every effort to assist dedicated candidates in their pursuit of certification and will support the candidates after hours if necessary to give them additional instruction. Day 1 - Competent User Review & Instructor level knowledge The Agency Trainer candidate will review the core curriculum, demonstrate competency of the skills, and extensively expand the knowledge base of the techniques, safety factors and methodologies of the Competent User. Day 2 – Advanced Skills Session The Agency Trainer candidates will apply Competent User skills sets in advanced applications that include, but are not limited to; self-rescue, team rescue, mechanical advantage rescue systems, high vs. low angle applications, confined space applications, worker positioning, integrating systems with outside rescuers, etc. Day 3 – Instructor development The Agency Trainer candidates will receive instruction on adult learning principals and how to safely apply those principals for effective hands-on-training (HOT) techniques specific to the DEUS systems. Day 4 – Candidate Instructions The Agency Trainer candidate will teach the Competent User curriculum in both a morning and afternoon session. Following each session, the Agency Trainer candidate will receive a thorough evaluation by a qualified DEUS Certified Instructor Trainer. The DEUS Certified Instructor Trainer will interject during the classes only as necessary to prevent any unsafe condition. |