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  Technical rescue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Technical rescue refers to those aspects of saving life or property that employ the use of tools and skills that exceed those normally reserved for firefighting and rescue.
These disciplines include rope rescue, swiftwater rescue, dive rescue, confined space rescue, snow and ice rescue, cave rescue, trench/excavation rescue, and building collapse rescue, among others.
In the United States, Technical Rescues will often have multiple jurisdictions operating together to effect the rescue, and will often use the Incident Command System to manage the incident and resources at scene.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Technical_rescue   (145 words)

  
 Technical rescue: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Rope rescue is a subset of technical rescue that involves the use of nylon kernmantle ropes, anchoring and belay devices, friction rappel devices, various devices...
Confined space rescue is a subset of technical rescue that involves the rescue and recovery of victims involved in situations where there is a confined space, which...
Cave rescue is a highly specialized field of rescue in which individuals are to be removed from caves or other natural features in which they may be stuck or injured...
www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/t/te/technical_rescue.htm   (769 words)

  
 ARK Technical Rescue Training Services Inc
The rescuers were lucky that the trench shield already stabilized the trench walls, and that the victim was not pinned under the vehicle.
As rescuers install shoring systems, begin to remove soil, and then are required to install additional supplemental shoring, the work area around a victim will continue to get more and more confined, limiting the use of shovels in some instances where a foot may be trapped and difficult to uncover.
Rescuers must coordinate their efforts with the emergency medical personnel on the scene so that patient care can be initiated as earlier as possible.
arkrescue.com /news/stories/60.shtml   (3472 words)

  
 03. Technical Water Rescue
Constructed of vinyl-dipped foam, this 49" x 6" x 4" rescue tube features a 6' detachable tow strap and shoulder harness, and a 7" tail loop which serves as an extra hand-hold for victim and/or rescuer, or as an attachment point for a shore-based tether line.
The Rescue Sled is ideal for water rescue, ice rescue, and backcountry EMS and rescue operations.
The LifeHammer is ideal for rescue use by Law Enforcement, Fire, Rescue, and EMS personnel as well as for personal rescue and survival by the general public.
www.lifesaving.com /shopsite_sc/store/html/TechnicalWaterRescue.html   (3671 words)

  
 Technical Rescue Northwest Inc.
Progressive Rescue Technician I and II is a 40 hour course in rope rescue techniques.
The course was developed to enable the student to combine the Progressive Rescue Technician Course I and II in a convenient five day package that runs $395 per student.
Technical Rescue Northwest's instructor, Glenn M. Dreyer, has been in fire service since 1974 and a career fire fighter since 1984.
www.technicalrescuenw.com   (237 words)

  
 JMR - TECHNICAL RESCUE GUIDELINES   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Our general rescue loads with the victim and the rescuer to be approximately 400lbs (this includes the litter and associated hardware).
Rescue members going to the scene should plan to encounter civilians who may have made it to the scene before rescue crews.
Debriefing: Debriefing and defusing after a rescue scene is important but it must be done in place and manner that bystanders, relatives of the victim, or the media will not hear.
www.juneaumountainrescue.org /training/guidelines.cfm   (4717 words)

  
 Technical Rescue
Technical rescue operations can be deadly for victims, firefighters and EMS personnel if handled improperly.
It is not intended to make a technical rescue team member out of the Students, but instead, keep them alive.
It will also introduce the rescuer to a variety of tactical and strategic plans intended to enhance the operation at the scene of a special rescue incident.
www.specrescue.com /technical_rescue.htm   (294 words)

  
 Technical Rescue
The DART Technical Rescue Team is capable of conducting search and rescue operations at a Type-4 (Basic) Operation level, Type-3 (Light) Operation level and Type-2 (Medium) Operation level as defined by the California Firescope Fire Service Field Operations Guide.
Specific "technical rescue" training is provided to our DART Medical Team members to enhance the ability of the Technical Rescue Team to provide a multi-discipline approach to rescue efforts.
Technical Rescue techniques from the State Fire Marshall Rescue Systems-1 Manual are the primary focus of the DART Technical Rescue training program.
www.lgmsdart.org /technical_rescue.html   (1364 words)

  
 Wisconsin Technical Rescue Operations Team
Technical Rescue Operations Team is a private volunteer non-profit 501C (3), insured team.
Our mission is to provide rapid Search and Rescue, and Technical Rescue services utilizing state of the art equipment, and appropriately trained technicians, aiding local responders in emergency search, rescue and recovery situations when those call for skills, training, and equipment not available at the local level.
Technical Rescue Operations Team consists of specialists from all walks of life that have a serious and common interest in helping others in need.
wtrot.tripod.com   (200 words)

  
 Fire-Rescue - Technical Rescue Team
The Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue Technical Rescue Team (TRT) is committed to hard work and continuous training to provide citizens and visitors of the City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, and the state of Florida with a truly dedicated, knowledgeable and well-equipped specialty team.
This team extends capabilities of fire-rescue and medical response to confined space rescue, high angle rescue, trench/excavation rescue, water related emergencies, structural collapse/emergency shoring, heavy extrication, urban search and rescue, shipboard firefighting, wild land firefighting, and damage reconnaissance, as well as weapons of mass destruction (WMD) preparedness in times of civil unrest.
Fort Lauderdale's Technical Rescue Team is one of the largest teams in the state and responds frequently out of jurisdiction to assist other municipalities with mutual aid.
ci.ftlaud.fl.us /fire-rescue/trt.htm   (676 words)

  
 Developing action plans for technical rescue
Technical rescue emergencies are often much too complicated to try to manage them "on the move".
A high percentage of technical rescues do not require decontamination, but the only way to know that for sure is to assign resources to monitor the hot zone before and during the entry.
Rescuers should be directed to look for this symptomatology in themselves and in other personnel, and know the procedures for emergency evacuation.
www.withthecommand.com /2004-Feb/SC-MMplan.html   (1871 words)

  
 Technical Rescue Awareness
Many agencies charged with responding to technical rescue were either going all out to meet these standards or doing nothing at all.
Technical rescue involves separate disciplines such as vehicle and machinery extrication, rope, confined spaces, trench and structural collapses, water and dive operations, and wilderness situations.
As a responder to technical rescue alarms, you need to determine the level of response you are compelled to provide, plan for it, train for it, and allocate resources to handle it at that level.
www.withthecommand.com /2003-July/SC-Mick-techrr.html   (1514 words)

  
 Baker Fire & Rescue Services - fire fighting training, technical rescue training, dive rescue training, tunnel ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Subjects include anchors and rigging, pickoff and line transfer style rescue, single line lowering systems for Stokes and SKED stretchers, rigging and use of a safety belay, and the assembly and application of simple and compound mechanical advantage systems for raising patients.
At the “Operations Level” rescuers are trained to make “line of sight” rescues of victims from spaces (where the use of a retrieval system does not become an entanglement hazard).
Simulated rescues will be walked through and then conducted under realistic conditions from the actual spaces (or simulations of the spaces if not available).
www.bakerfirerescue.com /rescue.shtml   (1640 words)

  
 Chapter 4 Technical Rescue Equipment and Techniques
This chapter, along with "hut" nights and stretcher practices, gives you most of the rescue skills needed for high-angle technical rescues, but they don't prepare you for the "exposure." All members of a rescue team who work on the rock must be comfortable with this high-angle "exposed" environment.
The rescue load, consisting of victim, attendant, and stretcher is attached to the track and safety lines with a 2-inch double pulley.
With a rescue load hanging from the track line, up to a total of six persons may be used with a 2:1 MA to tension the track line.
www.clmrg.org /ManCh4.html   (5895 words)

  
 Fire-Rescue, Technical Rescue
Technical Rescue Technician Todd Muder climbs to the top of a local water tower during this training exercise to practice rope rescue techniques.
MCFR's Technical Rescue Technicians lower Firefighter/Paramedic Eric Trussell into a storm drainage ditch in an effort to find an animal that was reported to be trapped.
MCFR’s Technical Rescue team has the manpower and equipment capabilities to conduct wilderness search and rescues, combing miles of dense vegetation in cooperation with other agencies.
www.marioncountyfl.org /FR526/FR_TechRescue.htm   (1067 words)

  
 Fire-Rescue - Technical Rescue Team
For rescue operations, the TRT utilizes a Pierce 105' Quantum Quint, a Pierce Quantum Engine, a Medic Master Rescue truck, and a 16' Wells Cargo trailer for support equipment and supplies.
For dive and water rescue operations, the TRT utilizes a 25' Boston Whaler Guardian set up for both firefighting and dive rescue operations, as well as an ARB 14' rigid hull inflatable boat.
With the dedicated service of the Technical Rescue Team, Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue assures preparation for any life safety situation that may arise.
info.ci.ftlaud.fl.us /fire-rescue/trt.htm   (676 words)

  
 Orlando Fire Department-Chiefs Staff   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The Technical Rescue Team is tasked with the responsibility of rescuing those persons who are located in such a location as to require the use of specialized skills and equipment to reach and remove them to a safe location.
The Technical Rescue Team (TRT) began in 1986 as the High Angle Rescue Team or (HART).
An additional equipment cache is located on the technical rescue trailer designated as TR-1, which is available for use as needed by the team.
www.cityoforlando.net /fire/fire_dept/training_techrescueteam.htm   (189 words)

  
 Technical Rescue Team   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The revised regulatory requirements incorporated enhanced safety standards, mandated trained rescue teams be on-site or available for response, and modified the scope of work for many groups considered general industry.
The primary function of the NNFD Technical Rescue Team (TRT) is to supply the city with technical data, equipment and expertise during a technical rescue incident.
The NNFD TRT is one of several regional partners that participate in the Peninsula Regional Technical Rescue Team and the Tidewater Regional Technical Rescue Team.
www.newport-news.va.us /fire/technical_rescue_team.htm   (438 words)

  
 Technical Publications - Rigging for Rescue, The Technical Ropework Seminar
Rescuers can use this databased report to help assess the safety of their current system and to determine if there might be a better release-device available to meet their team's needs.
he ability of a belayer to apply enough gripping force to a rope to successfully arrest a falling rescue load is of prime importance when using any belay device that requires a positive gripping response on behalf of the belayer.
To add to this concern is that the weaker grippers are not readily identifiable by obvious features such as their size.
www.riggingforrescue.com /rfr/publications.htm   (546 words)

  
 Henrico Technical Rescue Team (HTRT)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The original purpose was to be able to respond to unusual rescue situations in Henrico County, particularly those which involve collapsed structures or require extensive rope techniques.
The team is now capable of responding to incidents involving confined spaces, high angle rescue (vertical rope operations), low angle rescue (horizontal or near-horizontal rope operations), trench collapse, structure collapse, vehicle extrication, heavy equipment extrication, or any combination of these.
These support members are trained in various types of advanced rescue techniques and are used to assist the core team in rescue operations.
www.co.henrico.va.us /fire/htr.htm   (302 words)

  
 Technical Rescue Job Description   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
The DART "Technical Rescue Team" is tasked with providing a tiered level of response in the event of a natural or man-made disaster or technical wilderness rescue.
Technical Rescue Team members may be required to support County Fire Department, Regional MidPeninsula Open Space District, Los Gatos Police Department, or Office of Emergency Services (OES) personnel during rescue operations.
The DART Technical Rescue Team may be dispatched in support of Los Gatos Police Department, County Fire Department, City and County Park Rangers, MidPeninsula Regional Open Space District, or State OES rescue operations as determined by the Incident Commander at the scene.
www.lgmsdart.org /hr_job_desc.html   (1991 words)

  
 TROT and Technical Rescue   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
While the most common rescue scenario to our area is that of vehicle extrication the mix of agriculture, heavy transportation, and heavy industry carries its own potential.
Based on the simple pooling of manpower and equipment the Cumberland County Technical Rescue Operations Team was organized and entered into operations in July of 2003.
In the past 3 years the majority of these members have given literally hundreds of hours to training and drilling in the area of technical rescue including, collapse, trench, advanced rope and rigging, water rescue, and confined space.
www.washies.org /TROT.htm   (330 words)

  
 Technical Rescue Magazine - EMS Fire SAR Aquatic Rope & Special Rescue
As we enter our 13th year of publication we are continuing to add articles, product reviews and images from our archives to the website.
Technical Rescue Magazine is written by Rescue Industry experts.
Based in the UK and USA Technical Rescue magazine is an international magazine specialising in equipment and techniques and benefiting from extensive rescue and trauma experience from hands-on writers, consultants and contributors.
www.t-rescue.com   (153 words)

  
 Central Jersey Technical Rescue Team - Search Information
Franklin Township, NJ Central Jersey Technical Rescue on standby for a despondent male that left a suicide note and went into the woods.
Watchung, NJ Central Jersey Technical Rescue on standby for a multiagency SAR drill.
Springfield Township, NJ Central Jersey Technical Rescue was requested to be on standby for a missing person in Burlington County.
www.cjtrt.org /New_Web_Design/Search.htm   (1021 words)

  
 Technical Rope Rescue Training from Dvorak Expeditions
Course Description: This course integrates the most current technology and research on rope rescue from throughout the world, and utilizes “discovery learning” to teach skills necessary to safely effect technical rope rescues in environments ranging from simple over-the-bank situations to vertical cliff and structure rescues.
Technical Rope Rescue is designed to meet the competencies in NFPA 1670 Standard for Technical Rescue Operations and Training for Technical Rescue Incidents for rope rescue.
An exposure to pre-planning and size-up of possible locations and hazards where rope rescue operations are needed.
www.dvorakexpeditions.com /rope_rescue.htm   (570 words)

  
 Rescue Technology
We provide the finest selection of technical rope rescue equipment for high angle, confined space, industrial, and water rescue.
Our product selection is designed to give the technical rescuer a one-stop resource for equipment needs.
Any person using equipment sold by RESCUE TECHNOLOGY in any manner is personally responsible for learning proper techniques involved, and assumes all risks and accepts full and complete responsibility for any and all damages, including death, which may result from the use of any equipment sold by RESCUE TECHNOLOGY.
www.resqtek.com   (291 words)

  
 Post Falls, Idaho   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Because technical rescue emergencies require special equipment and training to perform efficiently and safely, the technical rescue team has been training and purchasing equipment for the past year.
The technical rescue team consists of members from Post Falls Fire along with personnel from Kootenai County Fire, Post Falls Ambulance, Hauser Lake Fire, Rathdrum Fire, and Potlatch Corporation.
We also send personnel to technical rescue classes throughout the Northwest to receive additional skills and knowledge in these important rescue areas.
www.postfalls.com /rescue   (386 words)

  
 Trench Rescue Training
Our philosophy is to discuss industry standards and gain a thorough understanding of the environment, then proceed to rescue procedures in a variety of dynamic, live settings.
At the technical level students will be asked to complete pre-study material and an additional 8 hours of hands-on training.
Our goal is to prepare potential rescuers to safely assess and mitigate site hazards, organize and implement a rescue effort and effectively extricate victims.
www.erti.org /techRes/trenchRescue.htm   (213 words)

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