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Charity
Abseils
To run a charity abseil
safely and professionally we believe that it is essential to use
qualified and experienced instructors, not keen volunteers. Whilst
it is not possible to offer our staff and facilities free of charge
due to insurance requirements, we can however offer a full day at
a minimum charge.
For large groups it takes
an average of 10-15 minutes for each person to complete the abseil.
Therefore the maximum number of people for a single rope abseil
is 50. We can run 2 ropes parallel to each other which we find works
well as most first time abseilers are more confident with another
person abseiling along side them.
On
the day we provide:
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An
instructor at the top of each rope to check safety equipment
and coach participants over the edge. |
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An
instructor at the bottom of each rope to control the landing
area and make sure that safety ropes are _disconnected. |
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A
ground level training area for kitting up and practise. |
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We
hold full liability insurance |
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have an AALA licence so all age groups can participate* |
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We
only use nationally qualified staff |
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Copies
of all documentation available on request |
If a risk assessment
is required for the building we can produce it. The charity can
then keep a copy of this in case they ever want to use the same
building for an event with a different activity centre in the future.
* At
the discretion of Isca Outdoor as harnesses may not fit children
under 12.
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Spelenium
Gold
We have recently
been trying out Spelenium Gold, 9.5mm static rope with a dyneema core.
Initially we were rather doubtful about using thinner rope. After
using it underground we have come to think that it certainly has its
uses, although it needs . . . |
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