Technical Rescue Flashcards

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Prusik loop

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8mm

3000 lbs

Wrap 3 prusik hitch will slip at 1000 lbs

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Rope

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1/2” static kernmantle

9000 lbs

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Webbing

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1” tubular

4000 lbs

5’ - green
12’ - yellow
15’ - blue
20’ - orange

Do not leave tied

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LRD

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1 3/4” flat webbing

55” long

18,000 lbs (2,000 lbs end to end)

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Commercial harness

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Class I - belt

Class II - pelvic (belt and legs)

Class III - pelvic and chest (6000 lbs)
-prevents falling if inverted

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5
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Stokes Pre-Rig

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10’ rope

8s on a bight or double overhand on a bight

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Pick off strap

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1 3/4” flat webbing with triangle buckle

Up to 55” long

8,000 lbs

“V to Victim”

Triangle buckle slips at 3500 lbs

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Carabiner

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9000 lbs

Spine, gate, hinge, lock

  • must axial load
  • cannot multi point or side load
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Friction devices

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Brake bar rack
-5000 lbs

Eight plate with ears
-5000 lbs

Out if service when diameter worn down 15%

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Pulley

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10,000 lbs

Strongest @ 180 degrees

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10
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Gibbs Ascender

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Bites into rope
- directional

5,000 lbs

Can damage rope @ 3000 lbs

Not to be used as friction device or safety

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Anchor Plate

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11,000 lbs

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12
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Stokes basket

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Stokes pre-rig

3 orange
2 green
1 carabiner

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13
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Anchors

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“Bomb proof” @ 5000 lbs

Natural
Structural
Vehicular (chocked, keys out)

Open vs closed

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14
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Anchor strap

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1 3/4” flat webbing

12,000 lbs - basket
6,000 lbs - choker

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15
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MPD

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10,000 lbs - pulley
5,000 lbs - descent control
7,500 lbs - becket

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Breaking & Breaching

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1.  Stitching 
   •draw oval
   •30 holes
   •mark rebar
   •cut rebar, other side cut in half and break
  1. Circ saw vertical
    •draw shape first
    •triangle c tic-tac-toe
    •should provide enough relief to break
3.  Clean breach
   •trough with crossed corners
   •dice
   •pop up the squares
   •expose rebar and complete cut