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What is a Mastclimber?

At Mastclimbers LLC, we offer a full range of industry courses, which are internationally recognized, and with a mixture of class room sessions, practical work, and assessments all the way through the process by qualified instructors, you will have the peace of mind of knowing that your competent or qualified personnel are just that.

How much training is required?

Training might be better described as the necessary transference of knowledge and experience in order to make someone ‘qualified’ or ‘competent’ to perform the task at hand.

OSHA defines a ‘Competent’ Person as ‘one who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them’.

Who assesses and accredits trainees?

Additionally, although companies may have been the beneficiary of training when they bought their equipment, individual site challenges create the need for further, in-depth, training, e.g. tying methods can vary on every job, as can ground conditions, adverse weather, job site congestion, underground parking or basement areas, overhead power lines etc. Installers require, not only to be aware of these hazards, but should be trained and assessed to change work methods to suit the individual application.

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