Covers NFPA 1670 Rope Rescue - Technician Level Skills
Rope Rescue Technician III is an advanced rope rescue training for the serious professional. In this 40-hour class, you are challenged by scenarios that test your rigging skills and expand your problem-solving capabilities. The curriculum was developed with more than 18 years experience in teaching rope rescue. We update and revise the course regularly to bring you the latest and best information on rope rescue techniques from our vast network of rescue professionals.
Topics Covered Include: Updates on the latest equipment, systems testing, belaying techniques and other research; equipment and systems demonstration tests; manufactured and improvised artificial high anchor points; high lines; guiding lines; advanced litter handling techniques; and numerous challenging real-life rescue scenarios. The hands-on intensive scenarios will challenge your decision-making abilities and improve your capability to conduct sophisticated team rescues.
Course Includes: CMC Rescue School Certificate; CMC Rope Rescue Field Manual; Prusik Cord (for knot-tying practice and use in class); and CMC Rescue School T-Shirt.
Enrollment Requirements: Completion of the CMC Rope Rescue Technician I/II course is mandatory for enrollment. Please enter the dates and location of the CMC Rescue Rope Rescue Tech I/II course that you have taken in the Order Comments box when you are submitting your order. You must be at least 18 years old to attend.
Class Size: Limited to 16 students. We emphasize hands-on instruction and encourage participation by everyone in the class.
Note: Ordering a class on-line assumes that you have read and agree to the Terms of Enrollment. You must also complete and submit the Application for Enrollment form. When your order to attend a class is received and availability is verified, you will be contacted directly with your enrollment confirmation.
Customer Testimonial:
Excellent training. Far exceeded what I thought I was going to get. Best part was knowledgeable instructors! (Tom D.)
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