2010-03-09 Rope Rescue training

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Agenda:
Agenda:
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* Rope Rescue in Pincher Creek
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* Knots, Bends and Hitches
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** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 1)
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** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 4)
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** How rope rescue relates to SAR / Emergency Services
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** Properly stack and coil rope
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** Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Member
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** Integrate seat and chest harnesses
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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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*Rappelling and Ascending
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* Equipment
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** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 10)
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** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 3)
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** Understanding rappelling methods
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** Describe the safe working load limits of rescue equipment and systems
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** Outline the various belay methods
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** Describe the properties, use and proper care of:
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** Set up and operate various rappel devices
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*** High stretch and low stretch rope
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** Tie-off rappel devices
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*** Webbing and sling material
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** Set up and operate Prusiks and mechanical devices for ascending
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*** Accessory cord
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** Perform safety checks for rapperlling / ascending systems
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*** Pulleys
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*** Rigging plates
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*** Personal descenders
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*** Rescue brake bar racks
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*** Edge protection
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*** Personal ascending devices
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*** Helmets
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*** Harnesses
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*** Gloves
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* Belay Systems
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** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 6)
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** Build belay systems for single and multi-person loads
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** Demonstrate the properties of types of belay devices used in rescue
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** Operate various belay devices
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** Tie-off any of the belay devices

Revision as of 05:13, 10 February 2010

Tuesday March 9, 2010

19:00 - 21:00 at the Fire Hall

Rope Rescue practice.

Agenda:

  • Knots, Bends and Hitches
    • (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 4)
    • Properly stack and coil rope
    • Integrate seat and chest harnesses
  • Equipment
    • (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 3)
    • Describe the safe working load limits of rescue equipment and systems
    • 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
  • Belay Systems
    • (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 6)
    • Build belay systems for single and multi-person loads
    • Demonstrate the properties of types of belay devices used in rescue
    • Operate various belay devices
    • Tie-off any of the belay devices
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