2010-10-12 Rope Rescue training

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** Convert a lower to a raise under tension
** Convert a lower to a raise under tension
** Efficiently pass knots in the load line while raising
** Efficiently pass knots in the load line while raising
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Covered:
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*Raising Systems
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** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 8)
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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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** Build simple pulley systems, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1
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** Build compound pulley systems
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** Convert a lower to a raise under tension
 +
*Raising Systems
 +
** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 8)
 +
** Describe safety considerations in raising systems
 +
** Describe the principles and applications of mechanical advantage systems
 +
** Build simple pulley systems, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1
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** Build compound pulley systems
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** Convert a lower to a raise under tension

Revision as of 23:30, 9 November 2010

Tuesday October 12, 2010

19:00 - 21:00 at the Fire Hall

Rope Rescue practice.

Agenda:

  • Raising Systems
    • (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 8)
    • Describe safety considerations in raising systems
    • Describe the principles and applications of mechanical advantage systems
    • Build simple pulley systems, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1
    • Build compound pulley systems
    • Convert a lower to a raise under tension
    • Efficiently pass knots in the load line while raising

Covered:

  • Raising Systems
    • (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 8)
    • Describe safety considerations in raising systems
    • Describe the principles and applications of mechanical advantage systems
    • Build simple pulley systems, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1
    • Build compound pulley systems
    • Convert a lower to a raise under tension
  • Raising Systems
    • (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 8)
    • Describe safety considerations in raising systems
    • Describe the principles and applications of mechanical advantage systems
    • Build simple pulley systems, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1
    • Build compound pulley systems
    • Convert a lower to a raise under tension
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