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A Complete Solution


Training and Education


PMI knows that the most important part of any work at height is YOU. That’s why we work hard to stay on top of the most current innovations and regulations so that we can bring you the very best training and education possible. Check us out— and let us know what we can do to serve you better!


Pigeon Mountain Industries’ training and education arm, Vertical Rescue Solutions™, offers unparalleled expertise on access, rescue and PMI manufactured and distributed products. And at Vertical Rescue Solutions, we don’t just teach rescue- we live it. With knowledge gleaned from a variety of disciplines (Fire, EMS, Mountain Rescue, Confined Space, Technical Rope Rescue, Cave Rescue, Rope Access, Industrial Rescue) and years of hands-on, real-life rescue experience, VRS™ instructors focus on saving lives through education and instruction.


Consulting In the often confusing and ever-changing world of safety compliance, we not only know the rules, we’ve helped write a few ourselves. PMI and VRS™


staff members are active


participants in ANSI, NFPA, the Cordage Institute, NATE® SPRAT®


, NWSA,


, ASTM and ASSE. We offer much more than compliance training and consulting: Vertical Rescue Solutions can help establish a foundational culture of safety that begins at the end of a rope and extends past the anchor into the front office. Got a compliance, access, rescue pre-planning or work at height problem that you just can’t solve? Drop us a line!


VRS™ Custom Courses Have rope, will travel! At VRS™, we understand that sometimes you need to have your employees trained where they work. We can tailor courses to serve the needs of your industry (or organization) and your location.


For more information, please visit us at www.verticalrescuesolutions.com, visit our Facebook page or call us at 303-800-1708 ext 1221.


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