What Is Rope Access? Rope access is a method of working at height using ropes, harnesses, and friction devices. In arbor work, it allows arborists to move vertically and position themselves securely within a tree canopy. These systems rely on safe anchors and friction-managed descent tools to control movement. Instead of climbing with ladders or […]
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Two Tension Offset Systems in Rope Rescue Keyphrase: two tension offsetSlug: two-tension-offset-systemsMeta Description: Learn how two tension offset systems improve rope rescue operations across complex terrain. Discover their function, advantages, and setup. What Is a Two Tension Offset? A two tension offset system is a rescue configuration that allows horizontal or diagonal movement of a
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Horizontal Movement Systems in Rope Rescue In rope rescue, managing lateral movement is more than just technique—it’s about understanding system intent, terrain behavior, and safety margins. Three primary horizontal movement systems allow rescuers to safely transport a suspended load across gaps or uneven terrain: Taglines Guiding Lines Tracking Lines Each system serves a specific purpose,
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