What is Average vs. Minimum Break Strength? Average breaking strength is determined by averaging the samples in a given test. Minimum breaking strength can be figured several ways, either using the true minimum number that was recorded during a testing sample or more commonly by using a statistical method such as 3-Sigma.
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This project sets out to inform and educate those who “are on rope” or “want to be on rope”. This is a technically based project about rigging and safety in the “Working At Height” industry. We demonstrate the actions or processes of solving problems while working at height and how the gear works efficiently
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The NFPA 1006 2008 edition is the US Standard for Technical Rescuer Qualifications. Skills and procedures are categorized according to NFPA 1006 stands with the goal of assisting rescuers to meet or exceed the general job job performance requirements of (JPR) of Technical Rescuer and the specific requirements for Level 1 and Level 2
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This course is congruent to the requirements of NFPA 1006 for Rope Rescue Technical Rescuer. The participant in this course will receive state-of-the-art training in applied studies of force multipliers, construction of elevated anchor systems over difficult edges, and in the rigging of horizontal systems. The course is the US Standard for Technical Rescuer Qualifications.
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This week on Tech Pick of the Week we focus on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) specifically carabiners. It is always good practice to inspect your gear on the regular. Our tech expert Luke Bryan breaks down a few key elements to look into while inspecting your carabiner cache. Before beginning inspection on your carabiner make
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