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Revision as of 15:54, 21 February 2013
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Rope Rescue in Pincher Creek |
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- Describe how rope rescue relates to SAR / Emergency Services
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- Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Member
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- Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Leader
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- Describe the Incident Commander's role in rope rescue
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Rescue Site Overview |
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- Describe zones of the rescue site
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- Describe rescue organization
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- Describe the roles of rescue personnel
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- Describe hazard assessment
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- Demonstrate an assessment of rescue terrain
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- Describe the standards of Rope Rescue
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- Outline the principles of rope rescue
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- State forces on an anchor with various deflections
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- State forces on two joined anchors at various angle
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Equipment |
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- Describe the safe working load limits of rescue equipment and systems
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- Describe the properties, use and proper care of:
- High stretch and low stretch rope
- Webbing and sling material
- Accessory cord
- Pulleys
- Rigging plates
- Personal descenders
- Rescue brake bar racks
- Edge protection
- Personal ascending devices
- Helmets
- Harnesses
- Gloves
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Knots, Bends and Hitches |
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- Describe proper knot terminology
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- Join two end of webbing together
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- Tie Figure 8-on-a-bight on the end of a rope
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- Tie Figure-eight-follow-through knot into a closed ring
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- Join two ropes togethre end-to-end with figure eight bend
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- Joint two end of cord with double fisherman's bend
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- Demonstrate Blocking knot
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- Tie Clove hitch into closed ring with rope, webbing or cord
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- Tie a Radium release hitch
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- Tie an Inline figure eight
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- Demonstrate integrating seat and chest harnesses
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Rope Management |
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- Use appropriate technique to coil rope for storage when a bag is not available.
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- Place rope into bag including appropriate knots.
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- Demonstarte and describe care and inspection of rope, including retirement criteria.
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- Demonstrate method of stacking rope prior to deploying during rope rescue operations.
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Anchor Systems |
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- TL: Anchor Selection
- Oral quiz. Using what is available on-site, describe acceptable and unacceptable anchors.
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- With available trees rig a three-point anchor system using each of the three listed anchor attachments once and connect them to build an appropriate three-point load distributed anchor system.
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- Rig one anchor attachment to a tree at leas 1m above the ground, then rig pre-tensioned back-tie to tree directly behind, using 11mm rope rigged sufficiently taut.
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- With one anchor attachment in place, build extension appropriate for a 15m anchor extension.
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Belay Systems |
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- Build anchor, Setup and demonstrate operation of Tandem Prusik Belay.
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- With anchor in place, build Munter hitch belay, demonstrate belaying a descending load, beley ascending load, catch simulated falling load, tie-off under tension, release under tension.
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- Tie-off any of the belay devices
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- TL: Knot Pass, During L&R
- Pass knot through Tandem Prusik Belay during lowering and raising
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Lowers |
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- Describe the principles behind lowering systems
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- Describe the different lowering devices and their limitations
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- Properly rig brake bar rack for lowering a two-person load
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- Tie-off brake bar rack while loaded with simulated load
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- Lower a simulated load as for a two-person load
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- TL: Covert to Raise w/3:1
- With simulated load, convert from a lower to rais under tension.
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- With simulated load, pass a knot past the brake bar rack using the Radium Release Hitch
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Raising Systems |
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- Describe safety considerations in raising systems
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- Describe the principles and applications of mechanical advantage systems
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- With existing anchor, build haul system using one rope.
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- Build 3:1 haul system out of load line, include all appropriate Prusiks.
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- TL: Knot Pass, Load line 3:1
- With previous 3:1 in place, pass knot through haul system while under simulated load.
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- Build 5:1 haul system from previous 3:1, inclued all appropriate Prusiks.
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- Build 9:1 compound haul ystem from previous 5:1, include all appropriate Prusiks.
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- Build 3:1 haul system out of a separate rope, include all appropriate Prusiks.
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- Build counterbalance haul sysem out of load line, inclued all appropriate Prusiks.
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Stretcher Rigging |
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- Describe litter models available for rope rescue
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- Demonstrate rigging stretcher bridle attachments
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- Demonstrate attaching load and belay ropes to the stretcher
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- Demonstrate construction of attendant and subject stretcher tie-ins
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- Demonstrate stretcher handling techniques
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- Horizontal Orientation for Vertical lower/raise, 1 attendant
- While wearing harness, rig stretcher in horizontal orientation for vertical raise or lower including all appropriate stretcher attendant and subject attachments, use commercial bridle for stretcher. Attach load and belay lines to MAP and make appropriate harness attachments.
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- rig above using improvised bridle in place of commercial stretcher bridle
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- Rig stretcher for slope raise or lower, all attachments for 3 attendants & appropropriate stretcher attachement.
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Patient Securement |
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- Lash subject into stretcher preventing them from falling from the stretcher in any direction.
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Communications |
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- Describe the need for clear, standard terminology and protocols
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- Demonstrate verbal rescue signals proficiently
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- Demonstrate whistle rescue signals proficiently
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Slope Rescue |
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- Describe techniques to operate safely and proficiently on slopes ranging from very low angle to steep angle
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- Describe forces encountered during a slope rescue
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- Describe hazards particular to slope rescue
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Pick-off Techniques |
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- Describe when pick-off techniques should be used
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- Demonstrate lowering pick-offs
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- Demonstrate rappel pick-offs
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- Demonstrate subject positioning options
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- Demonstrate stretcher tilt-lift pick-offs
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Rescue Operations |
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- Describe the need and process of preplanning
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- Describe the role of the Initial Response Team
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- Describe the elements of a successful rope rescue
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Ascending
- With fixed rope already in place, either:
- Ascend and change over to a rappel, or
- Rappel and change over to ascending
- While hanging on rope, Vertical distance covered approx. 14m, possibly sloping, vertical and/or overhanging; location dependent. Use appropriate safety procedures and proper communications terms.
- Ascending done with Prusiks using one of the approved techniques.
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- Communications
- Use appropriate communications prior to rappelling
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- set up and operate mechanical devices for ascending
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Descending |
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- Communications
- Use appropriate communications prior to ascending
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- Demonstrate performing safety checks for rappelling / ascending systems
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Edge |
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- While wearing harness set-up edge person fixed line including anch, and attach to harness.
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