Specialist Rescue Capabilities Sample Clauses

Specialist Rescue Capabilities. Fire and Rescue Services provider shall provide specialist rescue services to meet the current identified risks on the construction site depending on the project phase: Note: These abilities are to be developed throughout the project in order to prepare for next phase Specialist services examples of locations /incidents Capability required Rescue from height Excavations incl. rope access to rock faces, scaffolds and recovering operator from tower crane cabs with a requirement to recover a suspended casualty in less than 15 minutes Rope rescue team trained in casualty recovery from heights. Also using crane baskets and MEWPs where available Confined space rescue Persons overcome in manholes, tanks, vessels, tunnels, service ducts and galleries BA-trained search and rescue for vertical and horizontal entry Water rescue Inlet/outlet works, settling ponds, water- filled excavations Recovering casualties from water/deep mud. Note: NOT including the rescue boat for marine works, diving or MOLF operations which will be part of relevant marine contractor’s scope Cutting and lifting equipment Persons trapped under overturned Construction plant / vehicles, collapsed scaffolding, spilled materials Air lift bags and cutting equipment to be used in conjunction with cranes and available site equipment Chemical Hazard Spills of hazardous/flammable chemicals Casualty recovery and containment of response on site moderate quantities / restricted list of hazardous substances permitted on site 4 FIRE AND RESCUE STAFF Fire & rescue team members on watch will be accommodated at the site campus facility (once constructed) and shall be on call 24/7 for emergencies. Staffing levels will change over the life of the Project in relation to the workforce levels and camp population. A rotational staffing plan will be required to provide continuous coverage and to allow for leave. Due to the potential for multiple, simultaneous trauma victims, all Fire and Rescue team members must have strong emergency medical abilities (including first responders or paramedics) to support the site medical team. Team members will ideally be experienced in one or more types of specialist rescue (rope rescue, confined space, water) Curriculum Vitae (CVs) for team leaders, members and administrative assistant shall be reviewed and approved prior to mobilisation to Site of these personnel.
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