Rope Technical Rescue Course System

Development and application

The use of ropes for rescue in various complex environments such as cities, fields, and industries is a very effective method for implementing rescue and rescue. It has the advantages of wide application, convenient use, easy portability and high reliability. Therefore, rope rescue and rope technology are widely used in the world.

Level 1 rope rescue technology course content
  • 1.
    Basic risk assessment and risk management
    2.
    Know professional high altitude rescue equipment
    3.
    Recognize equipment standards and certifications
    4.
    Maintenance and management of equipment
    5.
    Assembly of personal high altitude rescue equipment
    6.
    Commonly used for high-altitude rescue knots
    7.
    Rope and packing rope
  • 8.
    Basic suspension, hanging point
    9.
    Large and small Y-type erection
    10.
    Ascending, descending, conversion operations
    11.
    Use the riser to descend and the descender to rise
    12.
    Through knots and deviation points
    13.
    Pass the small midway fixed point
    14.
    Rope to rope conversion, using the seat
  • 15.
    Rope protection in the middle of the rope, horizontal fixed point
    16.
    Cable and anti-drop seat belt climbing, drop rescue
    17.
    Subject assessment
    18.
    Technical assessment
    19.
    Review and feedback
Level 2 rope rescue technology course content
  • 1.
    Level 1 technology revisit
    2.
    Set up a large Y-Hang, determine the point in the middle, offset point
    3.
    Recycling rope
    4.
    Set up horizontal lifeline, tilt protection line
    5.
    One-on-one rescue
    6.
    (Rescue) carrying the injured person to determine the point in the middle
    7.
    (Rescue) carrying the injured through the offset point
  • 8.
    (Rescue) carrying the wounded from one set of ropes to another set of ropes
    9.
    (Rescue) Connected rescue, assisted climbing status, or decentralized
    10.
    Drag and drop system
    11.
    Basic drag and drop (platform)
    12.
    Hanging drag (from another independent rope)
    13.
    Cross-drag
    14.
    Subject evaluation
  • 15.
    Technical assessment
    16.
    Review and feedback
Level 1 Pulley towed rescue training course content
  • 1.
    Pulley equipment
    2.
    Understanding of the pulley drag system
    3.
    The ideal effort ratio is better than the real effort
    4.
    Tension calculation method
    5.
    Knot
    6.
    Fixed point erection
    7.
    Fixed point selection
  • 8.
    Rope travels up and down system conversion
    9.
    Directly dragging and understanding
    10.
    Full/half disengagement system awareness
    11.
    Perform the drag and drop system from the platform
    12.
    Cross-drag system
    13.
    Tight rope erection
    14.
    Tight rope rescue
  • 15.
    V type drag rescue
    16.
    T type drag rescue
    17.
    Team rescue
    18.
    Subject assessment
    19.
    Technical assessment
    20.
    Review and feedback
Level 2 Pulley towed rescue training course content
  • 1.
    Tightening rope rescue - V, T type drag
    2.
    Tightening rope rescue - tilt, level
    3.
    Libra principle rescue
    4.
    Assisting the safety requirements of the hand
    5.
    Stretcher high turning fixed point management
    6.
    Stretcher low turning fixed point management
    7.
    Rock angle management - consider ensuring the system
  • 8.
    Introduction of artificial high angle stand
    9.
    Tripod erection principle
    10.
    Each type of tripod bearing design
    11.
    Each type of tripod erection
    12.
    Subject assessment
    13.
    Technical assessment
    14.
    Review and feedback
Single rope technology operator training course content
  • 1.
    The principle, structure and precautions of the force and structure of the lock and pulley
    2.
    Raw materials, characteristics and precautions for the use of ropes and nylon products
    3.
    Understanding of anchor equipment and installation tools
    4.
    Anchorage installation force analysis and protection station setting principle
    5.
    Rope installation common problems and precautions
    6.
    The working principle of the riser, descender and rope grab and experimental data
    7.
    Rise and fall exercises
    8.
    System force analysis and testing
    9.
    Install the rope down and recycle
    10.
    Horizontal installation of ropes and recycling
  • 11.
    Install the rope upwards and recycle
    12.
    Equipment accidental damage or lost SRT basic operations
    13.
    Installation and testing of the triangle station
    14.
    Establishment and dragging of the pulley block system
    15.
    One-on-one rescue technology
    16.
    System security inspection and evaluation
    17.
    Subject assessment
    18.
    Technical assessment
    19.
    Review and feedback