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Safety Access & Rescue
Australia
Registrace 5. 04. 2020
Safety Access & Rescue (SAR) is an Australian based training, equipment and consultation provider. We operate all over Australia and around the world offering training in height safety & fall protection, rope access, industrial and wilderness / mountain rescue, tactical roping, tower climbing & rescue, crane rescue & anchor installation & testing. SAR also offers TV & film challenge rigging, accident investigation consultancy & risk assessment work. Our team of rope access technicians can perform all manner of difficult access work. SAR is an International Technical Rescue Association (itra.international) silver foundation sponsor & we have two ITRA Level 3 instructors. SAR offers some of the finest rope access & rescue equipment in the world including CMC, Petzl Industrial, Sterling Rope, Conterra, SMC, ISC, Yates Gear & Rock Exotica. Our tactical gear range includes CTOMS TRACE systems, Misty Mountain and Mystery Ranch packs.
Knot (bend) pass during a lowering operation.
In this video we look at a very simple way of passing a joining bend in two ropes through a descent control device during a lower. The system makes use of a quick 2:1 and a Munter hitch in this instance.
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Testing to failure part 1
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This is the first video in a series where we look at common textile & hardware configurations tested to failure. The readout in the lower right of the screen is always in kilograms.
T analysis of high-line tensioning system
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In this short outtake from a recent Wilderness Vertical Rescue course we look at applying T analysis to a high-line tensioning system. The high-line has twin track-lines, the tensioning system is the classic self equalising parallel 6:1 'flagged' up a tension back-tied tree trunk.
Knot pass during a raising operation.
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Apologies for the variable audio in this video. We look at a simple & effective technique for passing a knot or joining bend through an in-line mechanical advantage system during a raise. The progress capture devices we use are a prusik minding pulley setup and the CMC Clutch.
July 2020 Wilderness Vertical Rescue Course
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Here's a quick snapshot of the seven day Wilderness Vertical Rescue course we just ran here in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. We include a lot of content in our programs & use some stellar locations... let us know if you'd like to be included in one of these programs in the future.
AZ Vortex 1 - Lashing the feet
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In this video we look at a quick but incredibly useful technique, using basic lashing & frapping, for locking a Vortex foot into position. It also can be used to 'elevate' the back leg of an easel A frame to increase the working space within the footprint. Arizona Vortex Multipod www.safetyaccessrescue.com.au/shop/equipment/rescue-solutions/arizona-vortex-multipod/ Sterling Tech Tape www.safety...
Litter Rigging - Pitch Control and In-Ride
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In this rescue video we look at a litter pitch control system & two ways of configuring an in-ride (or top ride) setup for the attendant / medic. This system has been about for quite a while now but we thought it warranted a detailed explanation & demonstration. Stainless steel split apart litter www.safetyaccessrescue.com.au/shop/equipment/rescue-solutions/cmc-split-apart-stretcher/ CMC Aztek ...
Tension back tie anchors
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In this video we look at a simple, standard method for tension back tying suspect anchors.
We've been busy...
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A quick little teaser trailer of what we've been up to lately. Don't forget to subscribe & get all our latest content.
Rescue Anchors - Pitons
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In this video we look at using pitons to create multi-point, equalised rescue anchors.
Knots, Hitches & Bends Part 1
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This video looks at the clove hitch, Munter hitch and snap bowline with the Yosemite retrace finish. It's not so much about how to tie them per se, but more about a standardised technique for showing others how to do it. Hopefully this neat technique is of use to trainers or instructors across rope access, rescue or any other roping discipline.
TAZ LOV2 descent / backup device
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In this gear video we look at the unique TAZ LOV2 device & explain possibly it's most unique feature... the ability to install it on a loaded rope. TAZ LOV2 www.safetyaccessrescue.com.au/shop/equipment/ppe/taz-lov2/
Fast X anchor system
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Straight up apologies for the background noise & other distractions... we fought with it all day! In this video we look at a variation on the venerable 'wrap / pull' anchor setup that's applicable for duress situations (tactical, search & rescue and so forth). It's a tiny difference but it suddenly makes the 'wrap / pull' so much easier. Equipment used in this video: Mystery Ranch Three Day BVS...
Rethreaded alpine butterfly knot
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In this video we show you how to tie an alpine butterfly knot directly around or into an object using a 'rethreaded' technique. This is super useful for rope access and rescue applications as well as tactical roping.
I have been tying a Bull Hitch and did not know how to tie the alpine thru a hole.......now I have to tie this every morning and night before bed for a few weeks and it is natural ........thanks.
So this is great. I see the primary usefulness of this as you can utilize your flat webbing for this or as anchhor material, slings etc. mix and match for the situation. For personal harness use only could you see introducing buckles into the shoulder straps and in the waist for speed and ease of donning? This is not for use as any other but for ascending and addition to life safety connection.
Shouldn’t you be wearing something like safety glasses?
OK.
Exvelkent method of teaching this. Thank you
Tried, not good at all - problems: 1 slow, need to tune loops multiple times before it fit well 2 not holding well, leg loops fall down with any movement if harness is not under the load 3 complex carabiner attechment - easy to make mistake, especially if used rarely 4 impossible to use without the top harness part.
How long for each webbing
bit harsh comments below this was good content..
Is there a reason you would use the alpine butterfly knot here? Rather than some other configuration?
How I remember pistons nothing sang so nice than a well placed pin
Excellent tutorial. Clearly shown and very well explained. Thanks
Great video.
Wow ❤ im looking for something like this so long. 👍👍👍 thank you for the Video. greatings from Berlin
Oh wow !! I have to do some high gable painting and this is going to give me a lot of peace of mind. Hopefully I dont need to test it out, but it looks quite secure. You have probably saved lives with this video. Well done !! Thank you.
This is how instructions should be! I always get confused depending on my perspective on the knot, what side or direction loops and knots are started, etc. Your steps are clear enough so i can tie from any direction or side. Thank you!
Thanks...best demo on this I've seen
This is exactly what we used in the early 90's rapelling out of choppers in the army. Once on the ground it was easy to stash in your webbing, lightweight and worked well.
Great video. For the bottom harness, I found that a length that could go around my waist 3 times was almost perfect. It seems like using your waist might be a more relevant guideline than your height.
Outstanding video! 🏔️👍
I've done several mountaineering courses and this is the first I've seen of this. Good stuff.
🍀🍀Quite a few years ago... He made the nails for his own use, but it's also good to learn how to place them
Nice!
Ini baru kerenn... Alat yang sangat berguna.
Bomber.
outstanding!
Excellent demostration. Subscribed.
That's pretty awesome
What considered the fastest and the easiest harness that I can makeshift in case of emergency if I have regular rope and no other tools?
thanks
Elegant!
Informative video, Thanks
sir, how much length do you need for the short and long one?? Thank you... Salam dari Indonesia
Hi there. There is an explanatory in the video's audio about getting the right length but just to help out... the webbing for the lower section, when tied as a loop, should roughly come to your nose if you stand with your foot in the bottom of the loop and pull it upwards. The webbing for the upper section, when tied as a loop, should roughly come to your sternum again if you put your foot in the loop and pull upwards. Hope this helps...
@@safetyaccessrescue7136 thank you sir, very helpful explanation
Thank you!
Good luck getting that undone after under tension.
Thanks Amazing
Thank Amazing 😊
off topic. would you be so kind as to tell me the brand of sunhat your wearing ? Im looking for a similar hat system to go with my helmet when guiding rock climbing. thanks
CMC Sunbrero
Yes as Todd V responded its a CMC Sunbrero... if in Australia (www.safetyaccessrescue.com.au/shop/equipment/ppe/cmc-sunbrero/) and if in the USA (www.cmcpro.com/equipment/sunbrero-improved/)... cheers.
Number 1 rule : Make sure your furniture is all in the same room.
So I retract my comment below. I made of these. Followed all the directions to a tee - carbiner was really secure, didn't shift, and the webbing was snug. However, when I moved around up on my roof, the leg portions kept slipping down, especially when bending forward, no matter how many times I cinched it up. It ended up being a hazard. I suggest this is only for emergencies and/or when the person is not moving much, but hanging in one position.
Hi Rock. Thanks for the feedback & I think you answered your own question (in a way) in the last line. I'm pretty sure in my audio in the video I make it clear this is an expedient, emergency setup or for very specific applications (i.e. heli-rappel, which is what I used to use it for... we were only suspended for seconds under the aircraft since getting on the ground was the priority). Its not a work harness or industrial fall protection harness. I'm glad people are liking & using it out there, but don't be under any illusions that its a replacement for a proprietary fall protection harness. Cheers.
now i feel like i can go on my roof more confidently. thanks for a great explanation!
Thank you for this video. I will be re shingling my roof shortly.
Muy clara la explicación, eficiente y practico. Gracias!👍
What does the upper-part half-turn do? I cant understand why its so crucial?
Great video 😊
I really enjoyed this video
Also, jokes aside, this is a verry excellent video, however, I would perhaps suggest cutting your lengthily intro a good bit…
Fun fact, do this on the back instead of the front of your willing victim for BDSM
Just tie the damn knot lol way too much fluff,this is not that complex of a knot …blah blah blah,the pace of thing a knot or instructing it should never be this slow and drawn out,there is not this much verbiage needed to see how a proper knot is tied
Some knot videos have too much waffle but for me, this was perfectly paced: and every step/comment/ camera angle helped make my learning faster than the all-too-common faster, show-offy style. Remember it’s a rescue knot: details matter.
Be like Spock, patient and logical.
Nice. What is the ideal lenght of the lower harness and the upper harness? Thanks.
Краткость- сестра таланта.
"Once you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." ~ Spock