TEEX ROPE RESCUE REVIEW EXAMS SET QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔NFPA 1584 - ✔✔rehabilitation
✔✔NFPA 1951 - ✔✔Protective Ensembles for Technical Rescue Incidents (helmet,
gloves, boots)
✔✔NFPA 2112 - ✔✔Flashover gear
✔✔1 inch tubular webbing MBS - ✔✔4000 lbf
✔✔Technical Use Life Safety Rope - ✔✔MBS of 4500 lbf
✔✔General Use Life Safety Rope - ✔✔MBS of 9000 lbf
✔✔NFPA 1500 eliminated what for rescue ropes? - ✔✔Use once destroy philosophy
✔✔Hearing protection - ✔✔ISEA/ANSI S3.19
✔✔Load-distributing anchor - ✔✔Dynamic load
, ✔✔Load-sharing anchor - ✔✔Static loads
✔✔Marginal Anchor points - ✔✔3000 lbf, 3 @ minimum
✔✔Another name for substantial anchor points - ✔✔Bombproof
✔✔Tensionless hitch - ✔✔4:1 rule, 100% efficiency
✔✔Directional angle - ✔✔120 degrees or greater
✔✔ANSI Z359.2 - ✔✔Rated anchors
✔✔Can back ties have slack? - ✔✔NO, can shock load the system
✔✔Brake Bar Rack: How many bars for technically rated load? - ✔✔At least 4
✔✔Brake Bar Rack: How many bars for generally rated load? - ✔✔All 6
✔✔What MA do traveling pulleys add? - ✔✔2:1
✔✔Do Fixed pulleys add MA? - ✔✔No
✔✔Accessory cord should be __ - __ diameter of rope that it's being applied to - ✔✔1/2-
3/4
✔✔ Bend - ✔✔A knot connecting ends of rope or webbing together
✔✔Bight - ✔✔Section of rope or webbing formed into a U shape, with the loose ends
not crossed over each other
✔✔Dressing - ✔✔Ensuring the knots are pulled tight and clean and are recognizable
✔✔Hitch - ✔✔A fastening created by wrapping around an object; the removal of the
object would cause the hitch to fall apart
✔✔Knot - ✔✔A fastening created by rope, cord, or webbing achieved through turns and
bends
✔✔Loop - ✔✔A section of rope or webbing formed into a circle with the ends crossing
over each other
✔✔Round turn - ✔✔A complete pass of a rope or webbing around an object with both
ends going the same direction
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔NFPA 1584 - ✔✔rehabilitation
✔✔NFPA 1951 - ✔✔Protective Ensembles for Technical Rescue Incidents (helmet,
gloves, boots)
✔✔NFPA 2112 - ✔✔Flashover gear
✔✔1 inch tubular webbing MBS - ✔✔4000 lbf
✔✔Technical Use Life Safety Rope - ✔✔MBS of 4500 lbf
✔✔General Use Life Safety Rope - ✔✔MBS of 9000 lbf
✔✔NFPA 1500 eliminated what for rescue ropes? - ✔✔Use once destroy philosophy
✔✔Hearing protection - ✔✔ISEA/ANSI S3.19
✔✔Load-distributing anchor - ✔✔Dynamic load
, ✔✔Load-sharing anchor - ✔✔Static loads
✔✔Marginal Anchor points - ✔✔3000 lbf, 3 @ minimum
✔✔Another name for substantial anchor points - ✔✔Bombproof
✔✔Tensionless hitch - ✔✔4:1 rule, 100% efficiency
✔✔Directional angle - ✔✔120 degrees or greater
✔✔ANSI Z359.2 - ✔✔Rated anchors
✔✔Can back ties have slack? - ✔✔NO, can shock load the system
✔✔Brake Bar Rack: How many bars for technically rated load? - ✔✔At least 4
✔✔Brake Bar Rack: How many bars for generally rated load? - ✔✔All 6
✔✔What MA do traveling pulleys add? - ✔✔2:1
✔✔Do Fixed pulleys add MA? - ✔✔No
✔✔Accessory cord should be __ - __ diameter of rope that it's being applied to - ✔✔1/2-
3/4
✔✔ Bend - ✔✔A knot connecting ends of rope or webbing together
✔✔Bight - ✔✔Section of rope or webbing formed into a U shape, with the loose ends
not crossed over each other
✔✔Dressing - ✔✔Ensuring the knots are pulled tight and clean and are recognizable
✔✔Hitch - ✔✔A fastening created by wrapping around an object; the removal of the
object would cause the hitch to fall apart
✔✔Knot - ✔✔A fastening created by rope, cord, or webbing achieved through turns and
bends
✔✔Loop - ✔✔A section of rope or webbing formed into a circle with the ends crossing
over each other
✔✔Round turn - ✔✔A complete pass of a rope or webbing around an object with both
ends going the same direction
