NFPA 1006 - Tech Rescue
- ANS-
3 standards for professional technical rescuers - ANS--NFPA 1670
-NFPA 1006
-NFPA 1983
a prussik can be used for - ANS-self-belay
a SRT does not - ANS-account for main line failure
actions during incident termination - ANS-remove all equipment from rescue site
return site to responsible party
debrief
critical stress management sessions as needed
belay competency drop test method - ANS-calculates the ability of a belay to stop a load
falling 1m on 3m of rope
belay system - ANS-safety system built into a rope system that controls and minimizes
a fall
benefits of tandem prussik belay - ANS-easy to build, operate, inexpensive, automatic
belay
Braided rope - ANS-Rope constructed by intertwining strands in the same way that hair
is braided.
carabiners - ANS-- applied load should be along the spineor major axis
- g-rated = MBS 40kN
carabiners are manufactured from - ANS-aluminum and stainless steel
confined space hazards - ANS-tunnel vision
asphyxiation
activation of equipment
limited access, falls overexertion
anxiety / frustration
- ANS-
3 standards for professional technical rescuers - ANS--NFPA 1670
-NFPA 1006
-NFPA 1983
a prussik can be used for - ANS-self-belay
a SRT does not - ANS-account for main line failure
actions during incident termination - ANS-remove all equipment from rescue site
return site to responsible party
debrief
critical stress management sessions as needed
belay competency drop test method - ANS-calculates the ability of a belay to stop a load
falling 1m on 3m of rope
belay system - ANS-safety system built into a rope system that controls and minimizes
a fall
benefits of tandem prussik belay - ANS-easy to build, operate, inexpensive, automatic
belay
Braided rope - ANS-Rope constructed by intertwining strands in the same way that hair
is braided.
carabiners - ANS-- applied load should be along the spineor major axis
- g-rated = MBS 40kN
carabiners are manufactured from - ANS-aluminum and stainless steel
confined space hazards - ANS-tunnel vision
asphyxiation
activation of equipment
limited access, falls overexertion
anxiety / frustration
