Rigging and rescue operations require a blend of precision, adaptability, and advanced technical knowledge. From tensioned twin rope systems to artificial high directionals, mastering these
In the world of technical rigging and rescue, the need for innovative, adaptable systems has never been greater. Among these, the truck-based gin pole stands
Mastering Knot Craft Knots form the foundation of every rigging system, providing the critical connections between equipment, anchors, and loads. Whether you’re navigating a rescue
Rigging Foundations and Training Rigging and rescue require more than strength and tools—they demand precision, strategy, and a deep understanding of foundational principles. The cornerstone
Understanding Resultants in Rigging: A Case Study Rigging is both an art and a science, and at its core lies the concept of resultants—the combined
Roadmap for Success in Technical Rope Rescue Teams Building a successful roadmap for success in technical rope rescue teams requires a strategic roadmap that balances
High-angle rescue scenarios demand precision, strategy, and the right equipment. This detailed case study explores the high-angle raise using a Vortex Side Frame, illustrating advanced
High-angle rescue operations demand precision, safety, and effective use of advanced rigging equipment. The Vortex Side Frame, a cornerstone of Artificial High Directional (AHD) systems,
Caving and confined space rescues present unique challenges, requiring specialized techniques and equipment to ensure safety and efficiency. This case file delves into a critical
High Directional Systems in Rope Rescue A high directional is a crucial component in rope rescue operations, used to elevate the rope system above the
