PREVIEWOFROPE RESCUE OPERATIONS POWERPOINT TRAINING PRESENTATION
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The scope of this presentation is to prepare local responders to operate in a response that has resulted in the need for a low-angle rescue. This presentation provides those personnel with the basic knowledge and skills needed to perform rescues using rope systems. The presentation will cover the use of rope, rope equipment, hardware, construction of mechanical advantage systems, belay and safety systems, anchor systems, and patient packaging. Presentation meets or exceeds minimum NFPA standards. Recommended teaching time is 40 hours. Presentation is over 330 slides in length. Includes skills testing sheets.
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PREVIEWOFROPE RESCUE OPERATIONS POWERPOINT TRAINING PRESENTATION
- 1. PREVIRE OF ROPE RESCUE OPERATIONS BRAVE TRAINING SOLUTIONS WWW.BRAVETRAINING.COM Copyright 2019 R12-O V1
- 2. OBJECTIVES Information on rope rescue equipment, rescue knots hitches, anchor systems, system attachments & fall restraint, belay/safety line systems, load-releasing devices Methods & techniques used to inspect & maintain rescue rope, webbing, & hardware Methods & techniques to tie knots & package victims & rescuers
- 3. OBJECTIVES Methods & techniques for using rescue equipment to build lower/raise (mechanical advantage) systems Information on rescue scene organization & management An opportunity to demonstrate & apply basic low angle rope rescue techniques Optional information on litter walkouts & ladder systems used in low angle rope rescue operations
- 4. STANDARDS MEET This presentation meets standards of NFPA 1670 Ch. 5 & 1006 Ch. 6, NFPA 1983 OSHA 1910.140 Where applicable
- 5. LONG SLEEVE SHIRT & PANTS Rescue suit Photo by U of Safety
- 6. COMPONENTS Kern = Core Continuous parallel fibers throughout the length of the rope Mantle = Sheath Braided jacket Half of the strands have a left twist The other half has a right twist Eliminates twist when loaded Protects kern (core) 10% - 25% of the rope's strength Photo by David J Fred
- 7. PRUSIK LOOP Use Haul cam/prusik Pulls the rope into motion Ratchet cam/prusik Prevents the rope from moving out Tended by a pulley Braking cam/prusik Prevents the rope from moving out Tended by a person Misuse Same as rope
- 8. Construction Double overhand bend (Fisherman’s bend) is the preferred knot to form a prusik loop Size/Dimension 8mm for use on ½” rope Variable length depending on prusik minding pulley manufacturer PRUSIK LOOP
- 9. Short prusik Should extend approximately 1" from pulley after being tied & set Long prusik Should extend 3"-4" beyond the short prusik Must extend in front of the descent control device after being set & formed PRUSIK LOOP
- 10. THREE WRAP PRUSIK HITCH 1 2 3
- 11. COMMAND & CONTROL IN LOW ANGLE ROPE RESCUE OPERATIONS Positions that may need to be filled on an "typical" low angle rescue incident include: Incident Commander (IC) Safety Officer (this role may be retained by the IC) Rescue Group Supervisor Assistant Safety Officer- Low Angle Rescue Rigging Team Haul Team Litter Team Edge Person Main Line Tender Belay/Safety Line Tender Rescuer(s)
- 12. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION GO TO LINK BELOW ROPE RESCUE OPERATIONS
Editor's Notes
- Instructor note these standards are USA national standards. Other governmental agencies may have different requirements. You nay need to review this in advance.
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