Rescue from fall arrest lanyards. Access Techniques Ltd
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- This Is a couple of ways of rescuing a casualty from fall arrest. Other exist for different situations.
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i trained to do level 2 rescue i was the unlucky one that i got a 18 stone south African
i did do the rescue only just thank god i never had to use it at work good stuff mate i made very good living
Hello my friends, you no make more videos, what happened?? We whant more trainings
irata level to this technique belong?
snatch rescue guessing level 2 definately not 1 which is from a descender by the way i am only level 1
You were on 1 point on the vertical aide climb ,
if you rappel down with it how do you retreive the anchor tho
You go back and get it.
Nice!
Hello,can you tell me the brand of this helmet?
+tsemogio Petz Alveo Best
التلفون غير متاح ممكن رقم وعنوان الاكاديميه
A SEGUNDA OPÇÃO PRA TORRES ALTAS É MELHOR!!
this is a light dummy lol
75kg
Using three carabiners in a chain.... that's a no go
Why is that?
@@connorgreene67 Potential for subjecting the carabiners to torsion. Which is a force they are not designed to be dealt. That being said, it is not ideal nor the best practice but it does get the job done. A better solution would be a quick-draw or two carabiners with a small sling between them.
Good one chasey boy. Thanks for your great input.
This is the Petzl Vertex Best with the sun protect vizir
Who in their right mind wears fall arrest on the front, was designed to be installed on the rear of the workers harness, making this video a joke.
don´t know about your harnass but from the pezl avao site:
Sternal attachment point: fall arrest system attachment
Dorsal attachment point: fall arrest system attachment
so both can be used, but will depend on your harnass
Hey John, drop in some time and we can drop you onto dorsal and sternal attachments - see which you prefer! (Spoiler: you couldn't pay me to fall onto a dorsal)
@@AccessTechniques what, realistically speaking, would a dorsal attachement point ever be used for if a chest attachement is so much more comfortable?
MrGreazor fall restraint when working away from a edge.
@@AccessTechniques ...if he does, make a video of John when he falls onto the dorsal and pinches the "catfish". Would be priceless.