1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #6 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Knots or lots! The Basics for Outdoor Education. The rationale Aside from serving as a line to dry your bathing suit after a dip in the lake or airing.

Advertisements

CHAPTER 10 Ropes and Knots 1.

Knot Master Program.  Scouts can progress through the required knots, hitches, bends and lashings with a fun advancement program.  There are also decorative.

Ropes and Knots Skill Drills.

Basic Knots. Overhand Knot PROCEDUCE 1. Form an overhand loop and insert one end of the rope into the loop. Then tighten up the knot Uses  To stop the.

LASHINGS. OBJECTIVES  To be able to correctly tie round lashing and square lashing  To be able to apply these lashings as and when it is needed.

Ropework. Cavemen tied knots, so did the Incas of Peru who made knotted strings instead of written figures. They may be man’s oldest tool. Knots were.

Section 4 Raising and Lowering Environments b Low angle b Rescuer and victim not solely supported on rope b Litter use, b 4 rescuers to assist in carrying.

ROPE SKILLS Knots, lashing and whipping. Square Knot (or Reef Knot) Used to bind a package or bundle. TROOP 61 Square Knot

Try this variant of the square knot Scout Name: ________________ Patrol: ________________ Woven Figure 8 Also called the “European death-knot” (EDK) To.

Ropes and Knots.

ROPES State of Georgia BASIC FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING COURSE.

Prusik Cord Knots Prusik Loop – Double Fisherman ’ s Triple Wrap Prusik – onto a rescue line Rope Knots Bowline – Long tail Butterfly Knot Clove Hitch.

ROPES AND KNOTS Copyright© Delmar is a division of Thomson Learning.

ROPE WORK. 2 Terminology A.The end, or working end, is the part of the rope in which the knot is tied. The unused portion is called the standing part.

Firefighter III Module C Ropes.

Rappelling Techniques ALERT Cadet Alpha 3 rd California Jason Kim March

Boating Skills And Seamanship 1 Copyright Coast Guard Auxiliary Association, Inc. Lines And Knots For Your Boat Chapter 11.

Seamanship Chapter 8 Marlinspike.

Knot Master Program Troop 509 Ham Lake, MN.

Ropes & Knots Ropes & Knots.

 Yonten Norbu  Samtse College of Education.  Definition  Types  Different types of knots  Uses  Demonstration  conclusion.

® Seamanship Chapter 8 Marlinespike. ® Slide 2 of 35USPS® Seamanship Learning Objectives  Marlinespike seamanship encompasses the art and science of.

Intermediate SFFMA Objectives: – Hrs received.

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #3 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

Emergency Vehicles By: Benji Feaster. EMERGENCY VEHICLES Fire trucks Police cars Ambulances.

Ropes & Knots Ropes & Knots.

Ropes and Knots 1. Introduction Rope is one of the most important and routinely used tools in the fire service. In this chapter, you will learn: How to.

14/2010 CHAPTER 4. Line Construction Braided Line Laid Line Webbing Reprinted with permission from Knots, Slices and Line Handling: A Captain ’ s Quick.

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #1 Revised 11/2008 Edition (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire.

9 Ropes and Knots.

ARLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT HIGH ANGLE RESCUE PROGRAM.

Tujuh Bukit Project Indonesia Field Response Team Knots

Fire Behavior and Combustion Unit 9. National Standards National Fire Protection Association National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) (NFPA) NFPA 1001-

Ropes and Knots.

CHAPTER 2 Copyright © 2007 Thomson Delmar Learning 2.1 Fire Department Organization, Command, and Control.

Job Performance Requirement Tying a Figure Eight on a Bight.

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #7 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #8 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

Ropes and Knots Skill Drills.

APP-6,7 Apprentice Marlinspike / Boat Handling Instructors: George Crowl.

Station 1 – Knot Tying Demonstrate tying the following: Square knot Taut-line hitch Clove hitch Two half hitches Bowline List examples of where each of.

CHAPTER 15 Copyright © 2007 Thomson Delmar Learning 15.1 Ropes and Knots.

L.B.F.D. TRAINING DIVISION. OBJECTIVES ABILITY TO TIE KNOTS 1-8 ACCORDING TO GRADING CRITERIA. IDENTIFY THE ROPE WEAKENING CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOTS 1-8.

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #2 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

Sail Course ® Section 20, Marlinespike Seamanship.

KNOTOLOGY The Art of Tying Endotracheal Tubes William E Johnston, MD Department of Anesthesiology Division of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology.

Square Knot The square knot has many uses, from securing packages and the sails of ships to tying the ends of bandages. It is called the joining knot.

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #9 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

Photo by University of Houston Digital Library - Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License with.

Ropes and Knots (Fire Fighter I)

Simpul mati Square (Reef) Knot

Knots and Lashing Ropes Natural Fibre Rope Synthetic Fibre Rope

Survival Knots.

Job Performance Requirement 15-10

Knots and Lashings Troop 106

9 Ropes and Knots.

9 Ropes and Knots.

9 Ropes and Knots.

CATFISH RIG Bass Rigs Brim Rig

Hillgrove Outdoor Education Knots

Job Performance Requirement 15-4

Mountaineers Everett Scrambling Knots and Ropes

Job Performance Requirement 15-3

Program Director In-Service Training

basic scout knots 2019 Chief Seattle PTC October 19, 2019

Presentation transcript:

1 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #6 Revised 11/2008 (This presentation developed in part with content provided by Germantown Volunteer Fire Department)

2 Session 1: Orientation Session 2: Ambulance Inventory, Oxygen and BSI Session 3: Cot & Stair Chair Operations Session 4: Review & EMS Inventory Test Session 5: Fire Apparatus & Inventory Session 6: Ropes, Knots & Tools –Knot Identification –Tool Introduction Session 7: Hoses, Ladder & Review Session 8: Review & Fire Inventory Test Session 9: Review & Probationary Test Contents

3 Session 6 Ropes, Knots & Tools Objectives: By the end of the session the student will have a basic knowledge and understanding of the following requirements: I. Be able to identify different Fire Service Knots II. Have a basic knowledge of and tool location and function

4 Session 6 Ropes, Knots & Tools Fire Service Knots Requirements –Must be easy to tie and untie w/ Gloved hands –Must not slip Types –Overhand Loop –Underhand Loop –Half Hitch –Clove Hitch –Figure 8 –Beckett Bend –Bowline

5 Session 6 Ropes, Knots & Tools Fire Apparatus Tools Extrication Forcible Entry Overhaul Hand Tools

6 Session 6 Ropes, Knots & Tools Fire Apparatus Inventory Obtain a copy of the Engine and Truck inventory list which isused in the station and generally county wide. - Read over the inventory list before reviewing the contents of the cabinets and kits. - Use the inventory list while you are physically going over the unit contents. - If any seals are broken, they must be re-inventoried and resealed by your preceptor.

7 GWGVFD Probationary Training Session #6 (Questions ???)