Miller "Rope Access" Rescue From Height Kit with Many Optional Accessories to suit most Scenarios - Rope Lengths from 25 to 200 Metre

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High Access Rescue Kit

ProAlp with Rope

Miller Scorpion

Rescue Pole

Casualty Pulley System

Helmet

Aluminium Pulley

Tag Line

MJ00 Sling

Edge Protecter

Rope Rescue Bag

Miller Troll Remote Rescue Kit.

• The high access rescue kit is EN341 compliant and is suitable for heights up to 200 metres. Designed to rescue a casualty left suspended after a fall from height by a person or persons where rescue is not part of their usual working role, though it is also perfectly suitable for a professional rescue team.
• The High access rescue kit can either be used with the remote rescue pole, meaning that the rescuer will not need to use rope access skills or you can choose to descend to the casualty.
• What sets us apart from our competitors is that our primary business is sales of equipment and not profiteering from Training packages; therefore we offer ‘Train The Trainer’. We train your representative to cascade train your staff, potentially saving many thousands of pounds.
• If you are looking for a less technical more versatile alternative please look at our AG10 rescue kit which although not the cheapest solution this is probably the easiest to operate. More importantly, you will remember how it is used in the event of a fall in 6 months time; requires no specialist tools, rope access skills or power source required.
• Provides a fast efficient rescue - on average a rescue takes less than 10 minutes
• The telescopic rescue pole makes it easy to connect to the suspended person, even when they are unconscious. A lightweight and portable rescue kit that can be enhanced to suit your working environment. Used to rescue a casualty incapacitated when working at height, for example, after a heart attack when working on the bridge of a crane (not fallen)
• The industrial High access rescue kit is suited to most rescue situations after falls at height in all types of industry, for example, construction sites, general engineering maintenance, window cleaning, aviation, offshore, scaffolding, overhead crane maintenance, steel erectors, tower cranes, telecommunications (telecom), crane maintenance, mobile elevated working platforms, etc, etc.

Standard Features:

ProAlp Manual Descender Complete with Sling and Karabiners Model: 1007057 click here for more information...	1.5m Anchorage Sling Protective Sheath Supplied As Standard (not shown) Model: 1002919 click here for more information...	Rope Bag (may differ from advertised dependant on rope length) Supplied As Standard Model: 1010195, 1010194 click here for more information...

Optional accessories:

Casualty pulley system and ascender To raise a casualty to remove his fall arrest lanyard then descend the casualty to safety – this kit is suitable for two people to descend at once, the rescuer and casualty; though it also can be used to lower the casualty only.		Telescopic rescue pole To remotely connect the rescue rope to the casualty without the need to descend down to the casualty	Edge Protectors To protect the rescue rope over a sharp or abrasive edge click here for more information...
Helmet Certified for side impact, for the rescuer, and helps to keep casualty conscious after fall.A peakless design giving greater field of vision. Fitted with chin strap. click here for more information...	Pulley Wheel Used to deflect the AG10 rope to give the best (usually overhead) position to rescue the casualty click here for more information...	Tag Line Connects to the casualty so that a helper below can pull the casualty clear from any obstructions when not descending with the casualty click here for more information...	Scorpion PFL for Horizontal Use To Provide fall protection to the rescuer click here for more information...

Operating Procedure:

• The karabiner which is connected to the rescue rope is connected to the end of the telescopic rescue pole.
• The rescuer then extends the pole and clips it into the same harness D ring to which the existing lanyard is attached.
• With a sharp pull the rescue pole is released leaving the casualty attached to the rescue rope.
• The casualty is then raised with the Miller casualty pulley system. The casualty is then connected to the ProAllp descender, the existing lanyard is then released and the casualty is lowered to safety.
• Alternatively the rescuer could also be connected to the ProAllp and lower himself and the casualty to safety

Further optional Extras:

More Products can be added to to this kit to enhance the suitability to your industry and suit your individual needs and requirements, please contact us for further information.