Vehicle Extrication: Car on Roof

This 40-minute program with presenter Chris Mills applies the same super-efficient methods presented in our "Eight-Minute Extrication" program to a car resting on its roof. It demonstrates a two-fire fighter method to complete patient access that takes literally only a fraction of the time that is typically seen on crash sites.

[@lindathrall5133]

THE FIREFIGHTER IS DOING AN EXCELLENT JOB AT EXPLAINING WHAT HE'S DOING AND MAKES EXTRICATION SELF EXPLANATORY AND UNDERSTANDING HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND SAVE LIVES OF PEOPLE INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT

[@dietcoke759]

I AGREE VERY INFORMATIVE

[@johnwanjala4311]

How do you relax the centre that supports the floor of the car, i didn't understand it

[@michaelgutierrez3526]

what are you using to make your peel n peek markings?

[@mohamedhead4040]

ok

[@elinor6525]

Don't you catch your glass? Now you have to kneel in it!

[@YMD444]

As a person in collision repair knowing the structure of cars- why don’t you just open the door? If it’s jammed- stick a saw to the latch at the b- pillar it will open right up.🤷🏽🤦🏽

[@theduke5484]

He's showing a comprehensive removal of all doors and access points to a patent trapped in a vehicle. You're not going to completely dismantle a vehicle like this every time on an accident scene, first responders know this...first responders also know that the 1st step in accessing the patent is trying to simply open the door.

[@marydevonshire4655]

​​@@theduke5484 last extrication I went to the door latch was completely crunched and the patient was positioned with his back against the inside of the door. We did just pry the door open while someone held the patient stable from the backseat. We made it work.

[@djahangirdjurabaev6425]

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