Becoming a Technician: Part 1
By: Marcel Rodriguez In my teaching, I am fortunate to work with many new and aspiring rope rescue enthusiasts. I really enjoy introducing new students
By: Marcel Rodriguez In my teaching, I am fortunate to work with many new and aspiring rope rescue enthusiasts. I really enjoy introducing new students
By: LeRoy Harbach We spend a great deal of time (or should) attending training, then cleaning, organizing, packing and preparing equipment to ensure it is
By: Marcel Rodriguez I have long been a fan of artificial high directional anchors (AHDs) for dealing with tricky edges. Beyond the obvious benefits of
Richard Delaney, the founder of RopeLab and curator of Rope Test Lab, brings you the essential rigging concepts in this Rigging Lab Academy mini course. Anchors,
By: Craig McClure Outside of a planned training, when was the last time you had all the skilled people you wanted on scene? So, when
The CMC MPD has literally changed the way riggers have thought about “systems”. The lightning rod idea, first envisioned by Kirk Mauthner of Basecamp Innovations, was
Moving Beyond 10:1 Static System Saftey Factor Moving Beyond 10:1 SSSF Introducing Force Limiting Systems and Managing the Right Risk at the Right Time ITRS
By: Nathan Paulsberg One of the best teaching tools we can utilize for our students is allowing them to fail… in a safe manner, of
“Dang it! How does this thing work?” Rigging, no matter what part of the industry you participate in, is a hands-on tactical thing. You learn by
There is a proud moment defined without words, when you see your son following his passions. The ante goes up even further when part of this is the rigging