Single Pitch Award (SPA) assessment
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1 Single Pitch Award (SPA) assessment The Single Pitch Award is all about supervising safe climbing and abseiling sessions on single pitch crags. Whether you're a parent, a volunteer or an outdoor centre instructor, the Single Pitch Award has been designed to maintain high standards of supervision so that people can enjoy safe sessions in this increasingly popular sport. The Single Pitch Award assessment course aims to assess the technical skills, judgements and areas of knowledge deemed necessary to ensure an individual is safe to do so. This is a two day course but please arrive for a 6.30pm start before the first full day of your course in order to permit introduction and administration time without compromising the practical days. Prerequisites for the assessment course Mountain Training requires that all candidates are registered prior to commencing the course, Before you book onto a Single Pitch Award assessment course, make sure you have done the following: It is the candidate s responsibility to ensure that they are aware of and meet the minimum requirements for this qualification. You must have attended a Single Pitch Award training course or been granted exemption You must have logged a minimum of 40 lead climbs, outdoors on leader-placed protection (a substantial number of these must be at least Severe grade at on a variety of rock types) You must be proficient in the use of climbing walls You must have assisted in the supervision of approximately 20 instructed sessions at a variety of locations, some outside and some inside (a session is a half day or evening) You must hold a current first aid certificate, minimum 16 hours and relevant to your work as a Single Pitch Award holder Digital logbook Please ensure you have entered your minimum prerequisites in your digital logbook at the time of confirming your place on the assessment course. Course content The course follows the Single Pitch Award syllabus and a suggested programme is attached. Revisions may occur to take account for weather and other considerations, whilst still satisfying the spirit and detail of the scheme.
2 A typical assessment course will cover the following areas: Group management and supervision Organisation Supervising sessions Group management Risk assessment Technical competence Equipment Anchors Belaying Abseiling Personal climbing skills Background knowledge The climbing environment Access Conservation Professional codes and ethics Detailed information on each of the above topics can be found in the Single Pitch Award handbook and the onus is on you to be competent in all of them by the time you come to assessment. Sample Course Programme Evening 1: 6.30pm-10pm Please meet at our HEVERSHAM site in the Farleton room. This will be your base throughout the course. Course introductions and administration Climbing wall use we will use a local wall (entrance fee required) Day 1 9am start Course introductions ment process Minimum required criteria
3 Confirmation of first aid & digital logbook Outcomes Course programme Visit an appropriate crag Management and organisation of a group at a crag An awareness of etiquette at the crag Use of guidebooks and identifying routes Ability to lead climb at Severe grade & protect the second climber appropriately A controlled lower and a personal abseil Top/bottom rope systems using a mix of appropriate anchors An appropriate group abseil Evening Visit to climbing wall Personal climbing skills Group management Supervising the session Day 2 9am start Home paper Background knowledge
4 Management and organisation of a group at a crag Responsibilities of a group leader Current access legislation An appropriate level of etiquette at the crag Weather interpretation Visit a second appropriate crag Feedback Management and organisation of a group at a crag Current access legislation An awareness level of etiquette at the crag Top/bottom rope systems using a mix of appropriate anchors A range of belay devices/techniques appropriate to different situations Appropriate group abseil Equipment At this level it is expected that candidates have most of their own equipment. The following list is a suggestion of what you should bring: Personal climbing clothing Approach Shoes Rock boots Harness Helmet Climbing rack 1x50m dynamic climbing rope (single) 1x50m static rope Personal first aid kit and personal medication Waterproof jacket Waterproof trousers
5 Water bottle / flask Food for the day Notebook and pen Useful websites Insurance Mountain Training has full public liability insurance, but the advice is for you to take out your own personal accident/cancellation insurance. If you already have insurance cover, check that it covers you for the activity you are undertaking. Recommended is the British Mountaineering Council: Refund Policy: Due to high staff/student ratios and the highly disruptive effect of late withdrawals, any course cancelled within 30 days of the start will incur loss of fees. If you have any concerns regarding your ability to participate in a course on which you have enrolled we strongly advise you to take out appropriate insurance. Dallam is not in a position to indemnify clients against any illness, injury or other misfortune which may affect attendance. If a course has to be cancelled by the centre a full refund will be given.
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