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Seamlessshipping that meets all of your demands. Have complex transportation to tackle? Bennett is the industry leader for moving over-dimensional and heavy freight, buses, RVs or legal flatbed/step deck loads. Our 50+ years in business helped us build a national network of independent contractors who are on-hand whenever you need them with the knowledge and experience to ensure a safe and successful delivery. Let us take care of the hard part so you can focus on what matters most. What can we move for you?

The Bennett Family of Companies offers transportation and logistics solutions across a broad spectrum of markets. While we provide high-quality services for general freight needs, listed below are markets where we have developed the equipment, people, and processes to address industry-specific challenges. Market specialization is in our DNA, giving rise to multiple affiliated operating companies working in concert to meet customer needs for over 50 years.

Bennett knows aerospace freight. Our experience in precision planning for over-dimensional and custom-built freight prevents damage and ensures the integrity and safe arrival of high-value cargo. Bennett has the experience and equipment to serve the needs of manufacturers, contractors, military bases, and more.

Bennett is a reliable, secure, and trustworthy leader in logistics and transportation for Government Agencies and Contractors. Our Security Cleared Team Drivers move sensitive freight, including ammunition and explosives, for military training, missions, and deployments.

As your premier provider of transportation services for the Oil & Gas Exploration and Production Industry, our deep knowledge of the specific requirements of providers and EPC contractors gives you the specific logistics solutions you need.

Transportation & Logistics for the Wind Energy market requires special considerations because of the enormous size of the parts. Bennett has the specialized solutions, equipment, skills, and experience necessary to complete these massive projects with optimal time and cost considered. Contact us today to discuss your particular challenges.

At Bennett, our people drive our company culture through shared values and practices, which build longstanding relationships with our customers. We believe in honoring hard work, supporting our community and taking care of our people. We are proud to be American and honor those who have served.

Bennett and its operating companies have established a reputation as reliable partners in transportation and logistics services. This success is backed by multiple certifications at the regional, national and international levels from municipal, state and federal regulatory agencies across North America. For customers, this means you can count on Bennett to deliver goods safely, efficiently, and in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.

At Bennett, we know your challenges, from payment delays to adapting to evolving technologies and ELD regulations. We provide all the essential tools and services for you to grow and remain competitive.

4 days of training followed by a 1-day IRATA assessment and 1-day SPRAT evaluation. For dual certification, you may need to attend both days of testing. Please speak to the office for information on your specific course scheduling.

Full attendance is required. Please be punctual.

The Industrial Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA) and the Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) are internationally recognized standards for rope access work. Certification is attained by completing a 4-day course, then passing a written, oral and practical test administered by an independent IRATA Assessor or SPRAT Evaluator.

In both the SPRAT and IRATA schemes, the test is pass or fail. In the case of a failed assessment or evaluation, certification cannot be attained on that day. A re-attempt will need to be scheduled within 60 days of the final day of training. After 60 days, or at the discretion of the trainer or assessor, a full course is required prior to re-assessment.

We will spend much of our time climbing and practicing techniques on rope. We will also cover theoretical material and equipment specifications. Some coursework needs to be completed in the evenings, requiring 1-2 additional hours per day.

RIG instructors are experienced rope access and rescue professionals who are dedicated to the highest standards of safety. Our company performs incredibly challenging projects at height, in a variety of industries. We train to be able to meet the demands of the most rigorous work conditions and environments.

Candidates must be suitable for rope access work, which requires a good level of fitness, a head for heights and an aptitude for ropes and related systems. Medical contraindications include, but are not limited to: heart disease, high blood pressure, epilepsy, black-outs, fear of heights, vertigo, impaired limb function, alcohol or drug abuse, psychiatric illness, and diabetes. A medical evaluation by a doctor is recommended prior to the start of the course. Due to the systems and equipment, user weight is limited to 310 lbs.

IRATA

Rope access Technicians who are upgrading or revalidating shall provide their logbooks to the IRATA Trainer member company prior to the start of the training course. Where rope access Technicians have lost their logbooks, they shall arrange for a replacement to be issued, completed and verified before training commences. In order to meet this requirement, we require a scanned copy of your logbook at the time of registration. Time and experience requirements are detailed in the flowchart on the last page of this document.

If any rope access Technician loses their logbook, they shall contact IRATA immediately to arrange for a replacement. Technicians shall obtain credible references. Where lost hours are required to move up a level, e.g. Level 1 to Level 2, the Technician shall obtain credible reference documents to verify the hours in the replacement logbook before training commences. Maintaining a scanned copy of a logbook can facilitate the process of completing a replacement logbook.

Candidates who are not competent at their existing level may require additional training. As little time is available on upgrade courses for refresher training, pre-course evaluation is recommended. Expired and direct entry candidates must meet additional requirements and should contact a training company to discuss their situation. If you are not sure whether you meet any of the requirements listed above, please contact our Training Coordinator Trai...@rigintlgrp.com

All the climbing equipment will be provided. Personal equipment, including helmets, is only permitted if you have traceability and inspection records for them. Appropriate clothing for climbing in a harness is advised. The following are general recommendations:

The material being covered during our four days of training can be found on www.irata.org

IRATA International Code of Practice (ICOP)

IRATA Training, Assessment, and Certification Scheme (TACS)

Please register early as our courses do fill up. Registration is confirmed upon receipt of payment. The following policy applies to all course cancellations and date changes, and to the scheduled start date of the course:

A hands-on course covering topics related to confined space work and rescue applications. The target audience is teams that perform work or rescue services in confined spaces. The focus will be on best work practices that allow safe access to permit-required spaces. Simulated entries and rescues from IDLH-type atmospheres that require the use of supplied air respirators will also be included. Our facility is designed to simulate a variety of situations so that teams are able to practice the most difficult scenarios.

This course covers personal protective equipment (PPE) for professional workers at height. We will emphasize proper selection, inspection, and management of a variety of equipment. This course is intended for end-users, and those responsible for PPE inspection and management.

A hands-on, practical course in fall arrest safety systems. This training provides the highest standard of safety for end users working in arenas, ballrooms, convention centers, high-rise, and residential construction sites, and industrial plants. And is also recommended for employers, supervisors, managers, and safety officers who oversee a Fall Management Program. Our curriculum is based on current regulations, standards, and guidance for working at height, both in general industry and construction and satisfies all OSHA training requirements. Students will have the opportunity to practice with equipment from leading manufacturers in our state-of-the-art training facility. We also offer on-site training at your facility. Please contact us for more information.

Designed for recreational climbers, cavers, and canyoners with knowledge and experience at an intermediate level. Climbing ability is not the gauge, but rather familiarity with systems, equipment, and techniques. We will not be covering basic belay or rappel techniques, how to tie a knot, attach to an anchor, etc. Please get in touch if you are unsure whether you have the appropriate knowledge base. We hope to encourage you to sign up, and we can arrange a short refresher of basic skills at the Red Rock Climbing Center, or at our facility. We feel that the material covered in this course is essential for everyone who ties into a rope, and will greatly improve your ability to stay safe out there.

We will look at some of the more common causes of climbing accidents, and how to avoid them. We will also practice techniques that can allow climbers to get themselves or a partner out of a predicament.

Note:

Safety is paramount in all our courses. The training location will be thoroughly assessed for hazards and managed by experienced professionals. And students will always be attached by a secondary safety line when practicing at height. Please ensure your equipment is in good condition.

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