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1 Considerations For Rope Rescue
NS Mayport Fire and Emergency Services

2 Types Of Environments Low Angle High Angle

3 LOW ANGLE Load is carried mainly by itself Rope is used as assist
Slopes, Hillsides, Ravines Locally, Jetties Dunes

4 HIGH ANGLE Load is predominantly carried by the rope system Buildings
Cliffs Tall Structures Confined Spaces

5 HIGH ANGLES cont. Locally, Hangers Buildings Barracks
Radio Antenna Towers Lighthouses

6 Phase I- Assessment First arriving officer makes assessment
Primary assessment Dispatch On scene Gather Info Decision Making Scene Control

7 Phase I- Assessment cont.
Secondary Assessment Recon of the Area Type of elevation Hazard Assessment

8 Phase II- Pre-Rescue Operations
Safety Action Plans Large scene Plan should be in writing Plan should be flexible Don’t “Tunnel Vision” Be receptive to input from others, there may be a better way. But, IC makes the Final Decision.

9 Phase II Resources Are there enough people
Do you have the right equipment Prepare The Scene Special Equipment Needs

10 Phase II Communication
Voice OATH Hardwire Phones Radios

11 Phase II Rescue Team Team Leader Rescue Team Belay Team Back-up Team

12 Phase III Rescue Operations
Personnel Accountability Reaching the victim Stabilization Packaging the Victim Raising and Lowering Systems

13 Phase IV Termination Equipment retrieval Investigation
Release of control Debrief CISD


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