Directional Frame Setup and Guying Angles in Rescue Rigging When deploying directional frames in rope rescue, especially A-frame or gin pole setups, small adjustments in angles can make the difference between a reliable system and one on the edge of collapse. Proper guying—both front and back—is not just about holding the frame upright. It’s about […]
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Replicating an Aerial Ladder with Timber: Creating a High Directional Anchor System In the world of technical rescue, improvisation can mean the difference between success and failure. While modern rescue teams rely heavily on specialized equipment like aerial ladders, there are times when these tools aren’t available—in remote wilderness locations, disaster zones, or during prolonged
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Class 3–4 Litter Handling Class 3–4 terrain presents unique challenges for rescue teams. These environments introduce steep slopes, unstable ground, and critical transitions between scrambling and technical rope systems. Mastering Class 3–4 litter handling requires a deep understanding of terrain, team coordination, advanced rigging techniques, and patient safety measures. This unit covers the tools, techniques,
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Multi-Point Anchors in Rescue Operations Multi-point anchors provide enhanced stability by distributing weight across multiple points, making them invaluable in complex rescue operations. In this post, we’ll explore the setup and applications of multi-point anchors for safe, effective load management in rescue scenarios. Benefits of Multi-Point Anchors Multi-point anchors increase safety by creating redundancy and
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