Search & Rescue Training Courses
Experience the challenges of confined, dark spaces, shoring up unstable structures and carrying out rescue operations at height – all within our realistic, simulated collapsed building course.
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With the increasing threat of explosions and the growing frequency of unstable or collapsed buildings, it is becoming increasingly important for emergency responders to be well-trained in dealing with these complex situations.
At Rescue Dome, we offer a realistic, simulated environment in which these skills can be practised safely and effectively. This allows participants to gain experience in navigating unstable structures, shoring up buildings and carrying out rescues under challenging conditions, ensuring they are fully prepared for real-life incidents.
From scenario to practice: working together under pressure
These are not standard exercises, but realistic Search & Rescue scenarios that prepare you for what you will actually encounter in the field. Working together, adapting and acting under pressure are central to the training, ensuring that every session directly contributes to stronger performance in practice.
Realistic Search & Rescue scenarios in actionRescue in confined and unstable spaces
Working where space is limitedWhen a victim is found in a vehicle trapped under a collapsed roof, the rescue must be carried out in confined and difficult-to-access spaces
Floor stabilisation as the basis for safe rescue
Control and safety in unstable structuresAfter encountering an unstable floor, a safe working environment is created by placing props and supports. This allows the other team members to move safely across the floor and set up the tripod structure.
Technical rescue with tripod and Swan Guard
Vertical hoisting in practiceAfter encountering an unstable floor, a safe working environment is created by placing props and supports. This allows the other team members to move safely across the floor and set up the tripod structure.
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