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Identifying hazards and removing and / or reducing their impact.

Controlling / limiting access to the area by unnecessary personnel.

Controlling / limiting traffic and sources of vibration in the area.

Making the area safe includes, but not limited to:.

The possibility of someone falling, or something falling on someone, should always be considered and mitigated.

Rope rescue operations are often required in areas where elevation differentials exist.

Personnel trained to identified level of functional capability.

NFPA 1670/1006 compliant policies and procedures.

Inspection and Maintenance Requirements.

Performance standard for rope & hardware.

Fire Service Life Safety Rope and System Components.

Basic foundation for most rescue disciplines.

Victims weight on litter tender or rescuer.

Victim and rescuers have all weight supported by rope.Providing aid to those in danger where the use of rope and related equipment is needed to perform safe rescue.Click here for T-Method practice worksheets found in the Appendix.Printed in the USA on FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified paper.

430 pages of content, 40 pages of it totally new.

User information for the CMC CLUTCH™ by Harken Industrial, LEVR™ Personal Escape System, CMC G11™ Lifeline, ASORP (Omni Directional Rigging Pod), and Hurley Picket Anchor System.

Newly developed techniques for the CMC CLUTCH™ by Harken Industrial™.

Updated step-by-step illustrations in the Rope Access chapter.

Dedicated chapter for Twin Tension Systems.

High Angle and Low Angle chapters have been split out from the Litter Operations chapter.

NFPA 1006 references added to the Terminal Learning Objectives and Enabling Learning Objectives in each chapter.

The manual reflects what we have learned through more than 40 years of responding to rescues and teaching thousands of students. The CMC Rope Rescue Technician Manual has become the standard reference for many departments and rope rescue training programs.