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{COMPETENT CLIMBER / RESCUERDuration: One full day of classroom instruction and two full days of on-site instruction teaching basicand advanced tower rescue and climbing procedures.Course description: This course is designed for climbers with 90+ days of tower experience.Throughout the 3 days of class, students will learn and demonstrate the skills needed to safetyperform day to day tower work, while also having the necessary skills to perform multiple types ofrescues in an emergency. The class can be fully customized to suit a company’s needs, classes canbe ran at one of the Safety LMS facilities across the US or at the companies private headquarters.10001 - $1,495.00For a complete offering of all courses available please visit our website at www.gmesupply.com.Pricing shown is open enrollment course pricing - please contact our Gear Experts ® for group pricing atyour location.COMPETENT RIGGING PER ANSI 10.48 STANDARDDuration: One full day classroom course.Course description: This course details all aspects for the ASSE/ANSI 10.48-2016 Standard andis designed with specific emphasis on load calculations and rigging plans for antenna and line andstructural modifications crews using a capstan hoist as the primary means of lifting loads with a linepull not exceeding 1,000 lbs. This course is intended for individuals who are experienced riggers,qualified persons or qualified engineers.10002 - $795.00TRAINING // SAFETY LMS ONSITE COURSESCOMPETENT CLIMBER / RESCUER TRAIN THE TRAINERDuration: One full day classroom course and two full days on-site practical instruction.Course description: This course will allow qualified individuals to become certified to teach bothAuthorized Climber / Rescuer and Competent Climber / Rescuer in-house. A qualified individual has5+ years of practical climbing experience and holds a current Competent Climber / Rescuer card. Thecompany must also meet a set of basic requirements. Upon completion, trainers will be provided witha packet of course material and all of the tools to train their entire team.10005 - $3,695.00COMPETENT RIGGING TRAIN THE TRAINERDuration: One full day classroom course.Course description: This course will allow qualified individuals to become certified to teach theCompetent Rigging curriculum in-house to their companies employees. A qualified individual has 5+years or climbing and/or rigging experience and holds a current Climber / Rescuer Certification. Thecompany must also meet set of basic requirements. Upon completion, trainers will be provided with apacket of course material and all of the tools to train their entire team up to a Competent Rigging level.10007 - $2,895.00CAPSTAN HOIST OPERATIONSDuration: Half-day classroom course. Optional practical instruction available with additional cost.Course description: This course covers the use of Capstan hoists on communications sites. Thereare several types and designs of Capstan hoists that will be covered in this class, along with theiruse and hazards associated with operating the various units. The intent of this course is to give eachstudent the basic understanding to make good decisions while operating. This course combinedwith practical experience will help prevent accidents and create better operators. A certificate ofcompletion will be issued upon successful completion of the written exam.10003 - $495.00GIN POLE & TOWER ERECTION HOIST OPERATIONSDuration: Full day classroom course. Recommended practical instruction with additional cost.Course description: This course was designed to exceed the TIA-PN-4860 Gin Pole standard for“Design and Use” and NATE standard “Base Mounted Hoist Mechanism Design & Use Standard ForLifting Personnel While Working On Telecommunications Structures” as referenced by the OSHADirective CPL-1.36. In this course the student will learn the design criteria of a gin pole, how the ginpole and hoist are used, design criteria for a base mounted hoist and maintenance.10013 - $1,590.00(800) 940-6762219
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