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Why Individual Rescuers Choose RLA CORE Essentials for Rope Rescue Training
RLA CORE Essentials Was Built for the Individual Rescuer Not every rescuer trains inside a large department with unlimited resources, dedicated instructors, or highly structured
Why Teams Choose RLA CORE for Technical Rescue Training
Why Rescue Teams Are Moving Toward Structured CORE Training Most rescue teams do not struggle because they lack effort. They struggle because knowledge becomes fragmented
Anchors and Anchor Systems in Rope Rescue
Sign Up for Free E-Book Anchors and Anchor Systems in Rope Rescue Every rope rescue system begins with one decision: what will hold the load?
Litter Operations and Patient Evacuation in Technical Rescue
Sign Up for Free E-Book Litter Operations and Patient Evacuation in Technical Rescue Technical rescue environments rarely fail because of a lack of gear. More
Arizona Vortex Configuration Guide for Directional and Anchor Frame Rescue Systems
The Arizona Vortex is often taught as a collection of individual configurations: tripod, A-frame, gin pole, sideways A-frame, and easel-leg variants. But in the field,
Teaching the Twin Tension Rope System in the Classroom
The Twin Tension Rope System — TTRS — represents one of the most significant shifts in rescue rigging philosophy in recent decades. For a long
Rigging a 5:1 MA Off a Tripod for Confined Space Rescue
Rigging a 5:1 MA Off a Tripod for Confined Space Rescue A complete operational breakdown for raising a 200 lb load 30 feet — with
Mechanical Advantage and Anchor Systems in Rope Rescue
In rope rescue, mechanical advantage and anchor systems are never separate subjects. Every haul system depends on an anchor, and every anchor must be capable
Elevated Anchor Systems in Technical Rescue
Understanding Artificial High Directionals as Structural Systems Artificial High Directionals, often referred to as elevated anchor systems, are sometimes treated as specialized accessories used only
Anchor Force Distribution in Technical Rescue Rigging
Anchor Force Distribution in Technical Rescue Rigging Understanding anchor force distribution in technical rescue is the difference between a technician who follows rules and one
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