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9 Ropes and Knots

Introduction Instructor Introduction Topic Introduction Class objectives References Preparation Step Information

Rope Introduction Ropes are widely used in the fire service. May be your only means for rescue Ropes and knots are an important part of training. A fire fighter must be able to tie simple knots accurately and without hesitation.

Personal Escape Rope Self-rescue in an extreme situation Designed for the weight of one person Should be replaced after one use Use the rope only as a last resort.

Personal Escape Rope If conditions change rapidly, having an escape route will save your life. Personal escape rope can support the weight of one person and fits easily into a small packet or pouch. Personal escape with a rope is only used in extreme measures.