Crew

In addition to our management and supervisory team, we continuously employ numerous difficult and access and rescue technicians at any given time, and are ready to take on your next job or project no matter the size.

TRR maintains three levels of Technicians – Apprentice, Advanced, & Supervisor. Our project manager will determine the appropriate crew for each job by completing a proprietary TRR pre-job assessment.

All Technicians are NFPA Certified and have extensive specific training and experience relevant to industry.

The Importance of Physical Fitness for our Difficult Access and Rescue Technicians

TRR has contracted a third party to conduct a job demands analysis and developed a specific job demands test for workers based upon the physical requirements needed to perform effectively in rescue situations. TRR had an ergonomist tour the work environment and engage with the workers as they performed the essential tasks associated with their jobs. TRR’s Specific testing protocol was developed using analysis tools such as the rapid upper limb assessment (RU) and rapid entire body assessment (REBA). After several iterations we now a have highly specific and quantifiable performance measurement. Our technicians are tested in an environment very similar to the one they will be working in. They are tested by trained medical assessors who understand the jobs and will use equipment similar to what is used in the industrial environment. Individuals are educated throughout the testing process by teaching warm-ups and body mechanics.

TRR provides a kinesiological functional assessment analysis for each worker in the program, identifying any individual musculoskeletal problems prior to responding to an emergency. Our third-party provider provides recommendations on how to improve on the results they have received and during the testing also certify team members on manual handling training.