CMC Rescue Rope Rescue Technician (Level 1-2 or Level 3)
CMC Rescue Rope Rescue Technician (Level 1-2 or Level 3)
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Level I/II
Level I/II
Covers NFPA 1006 Chapter 5 (Rope Rescue) Operations and Technician-level skills, Rope Rescue Technician I/II provides an intensive 40-hour high-angle rescue class that teaches the skills required by fire departments, mountain, and industrial rescue teams.
Course details:
Course details:
Equipment selection
Inspection and maintenance
Knots
Anchors
Patient packaging
Mechanical advantage systems
Belay techniques
Lowering systems
Rappelling
Knot passing through rappels
Raising and lowering systems; system
safety factors
Litter rigging and tending
Pick-offs
Practical application is taught through
scenarios drawn from actual rescue
experiences
Level III
Level III
Covers NFPA 1006 Chapter 5 (Rope Rescue) Technician-Level Skills, Rope Rescue Technician III is an advanced rope rescue training for serious professionals. In this 40-hour class, you will be challenged by scenarios that test your rigging skills and expand your problem-solving capabilities. The curriculum was developed with over three decades of experience in teaching rope rescue. We regularly update and revise the course to provide you with the latest and best information on rope rescue techniques from our extensive network of rescue professionals.
Course details:
Course details:
Updates on the latest equipment, systems testing, belay techniques, and other research
Equipment and systems demonstration tests
Manufactured and improvised artificial high anchor points
High lines
Guiding lines
Advanced litter handling techniques
Numerous challenging real-life rescue scenarios
The hands-on intensive scenarios will challenge your decision-making abilities
Improve your capability to conduct sophisticated team rescues.
Class Size: Limited to 16 students (ONLY ACCEPT PRIVATE CLASS)
Location: Hong Kong
Class Schedule: From 0900 to 1700 (Five-day course for Lv 1-2 or Lv 3)
Language of Instruction: English
Equipment Requirements: Participants must bring their own climbing helmet*, seat harness* or full-body harness*, gloves, food, water, and athletic clothes
Course Fees: Call for details
Course fees must be paid 90 days in advance before the class commences for confirmation
Certificate Issuance: Participants who successfully complete the course and meet the following condition will be awarded an certificate by CMC School
☑ Attendance rate of 100%
* The helmet must meet EN 12492 / EN 397 standards, while the harness must meet EN12277 / EN813 / EN358 / EN361 / NFPA Class II / NFPA Class III standards
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