Rescue Systems, Part III - Victim packaging

Victim packaging in a Stokes Litter
There are two ways to package a victim
- use the spider straps which come with litter
- or use webbing
This video demonstrates packaging a victim using webbing
The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Search and Rescue (SCCSSAR) Team's mission is to provide highly trained search & rescue resources to Local, County, State and Federal Government Agencies in times of emergencies.

[@James-ke5sx]

I'm going to watch all your videos. Up here in Canada, just put together a really good emergency kit for all kinds of disasters, weather is changing a bit. This is really good information thanks for making these videos.

[@stevenlawson6278]

How many pelvic lashings does it take to make your victim incontinent

[@Sarm-mx6qy]

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

[@redtap5426]

You should have had him wear an all white outfit for the demonstration

[@samscheller86]

What length of webbings do you use for the interior lashings?

[@bmusolino]

I would say 20'

[@RealManOfTheBacc]

20' for interior lashings. 25' for exterior lashing.

[@Sarm-mx6qy]

Sam Scheller that was gonna be my question too. So x3 20' sections. Got it.

[@johanesogenk1420]

awesome share...
does we could put a harness on the victim?

[@Sarm-mx6qy]

Johanes OGENK I think the first two red sections of webbing are considered patient harnesses. One lower waist harness and one upper body chest harness. But then again an extra harness couldn't hurt I suppose.

[@rwdyer2263]

Nice editing at 7:27. Lol. Good video otherwise. ha ha