This document provides instructions for various knots and rope-based rescue techniques used by firefighters. Learn about different ropes, working load requirements, and essential safety tips for successful rescues. Learn about rigging techniques, gear, and safety considerations for advanced technical rescues. Rope Rescue Technician I/II provides an intensive 40-hour high-angle rescue class that teaches skills required by fire departments, mountain, and industrial rescue teams. The candidate must submit a new application, repay the testing fee, and resubmit all verification forms to retest for the written and skills tests before certification. It is important to note that most technical rescues can be carried out using simple, basic This document provides information on basic ropemanship and rope rescue techniques. There are all kinds of situations where you will find that familiarity with rescue rope is essential for rescue attempts outside of basic fire suppression. f rope rescue. Our hands-on approach makes it easy to learn (and remember!) the knots, bends and hitches and their application in simple rope systems. A stopper knot is then tied around each opposing end so that each stopper encloses the other rope.

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