Cave Rescue Direct Haul Pickoff Tutorial with Jessica Van Ord
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In less than 4 minutes, cave rescue specialist, Jessica Van Ord, demonstrates a direct haul method pickoff with "unconscious" patient, Angela Hooker, at the National Cave Rescue Commission (NCRC) Small Party Assisted Rescue (SPAR) training in Deschutes, Oregon in September 2018. The direct haul (1:1 haul) is also called a brute force pickoff because mechanical advantage is not utilized to lift the patient. This is an excellent and simple pickoff method to remove an unconscious patient from rope where they are susceptible to suspension trauma which is known to be fatal in as little as 6 minutes. However, please note it is possible for the rescuer to become stuck under the weight of the patient if fatigued, which can be especially dangerous if hanging in a cold waterfall. Every rescue situation is extremely complex and factors like rescuer safety must be taken into consideration. If you want to learn more about cave rescue, please visit the NCRC website: ncrc.info
Please note this is not meant to be an instructional video, just a quick demo. This type of pickoff can be dangerous if you are fatigued and get stuck under the weight of the patient.
Great step by step! One suggestion if I may. When you unclip the patients hand ascender, unclip the cowstail from the ascender and clip it into your harness like you did the other one for back up.
1:1로 직접 끌어 당기는 방식은 생각보다 무척 어려운 동작입니다. 위와 같은 방법으로 요구조자를 들어올릴 수 있다는 것이 놀랍습니다. 그런데도 부드럽고 자연스럽게 보여주는 능력이 뛰어납니다. 잘 보았습니다. 한국에서 인사드립니다. 감사합니다.
Excelente....la vieja escuela. Saludos desde la Ciudad de México.
Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.
Gracias por compartir, me fue muy util. Saludos desde España
Sonia do you recall which D ring Jessica used during this video? I use the Omni and hers sort of looks like it. Havent done these in years. Very nice demonstration.
I love you, Jessica.
Very good technique,
I will test the technique with my speleo team,
thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting
Quick and nice! Thanks for the video!
the whole action is great, but if the wounded is unconscious and hangs for more than 20 minutes, it can not be put off immediately, because the suspension shock process can start (deadly dangerous), preferably in a sitting position set it at a slight angle to the back
I bet you could incorporate a mechanical advantage such as the Aztek somewhere in this system to make climbing with dead weight much easier
In this scenario the person being rescued was neve lifted, it was purely descent. Something like an Aztec wouldn't be a standard piece of caving equipment
You could use their foot loop. Put a carabiner or rollclip on the victim’s hand ascender and thread their foot loop through their harness and then roll clip. Step into their foot loop and you have a 2:1 with a change of direction. Or if you have a grillon (or any adjustable lanyard) and a roll clip you could make a 3:1 with progress capture with that.
...Parabens pela manobra! Garota👏👏👏mt eficaz e rapida de fazer!! Abraço
this method is quick, but only for the strong rescuer and not really good for patient. In my opinion, rescuer should touch ground first.
yes, my friend, I agree with you, the Russian rescuers have the same thing. and you also need to always have 2 points of insurance.
@@Vicantropthe Petzl stop is rated for rescue descent up to 100m, if you're doing an srt descent in a cave then there's only one point of contact, which is your descender
muito bom!!! parabéns!!!
You've turned me off caving for life!!! Yikes! (only kidding). I hated caving as a young bloke. Fortunately I never got into a situation where I had to be rescued but I did have a few anxious moments. Good on you for demonstrating this technique.
Holy cow I need to learn how to do that. Where do I take a course? RRT?
Check out NCRC: ncrc.info
Красиво.
Nice👌
Can you perform that with 120kg casualty?
She can easily nail that with a 1:2/3/4 with her hand jammer, just by looping it as many time as she need to lift the causality with her counter weight on her foot loop. Typical rope access IRATA technique. Great job.
@@SimonGalarneau nothing in common with irata, mate. And that manouver have to be swift, smooth and automatic... Solving issues with MA systems...naah
@@SimonGalarneau but e light me pleasa, on which level irata teaches to hand casualty on you dring while standing On a footloop and try to ascend with that setup?
Easy, pick off with 2:1, 3:1 mechanical advantage probably use magic string (6mm cord) then squeezy decent onto own gear
Got to have plenty of tools in your tool box if you want to be on rope
@@megadox3713 I prefer plenty of skills instead plenty of tools lad :D
People speaking Spanish in the background, I could see the Costa Rican flag 🇨🇷 ❤️😎.
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Nice technique, but still 1 point connection to victim, just 1 cowstails rescuer,
I agree with your logic, but NCRC considers total points of attachment to the rope between rescuer/rescuee.
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omg that method is beautiful as you are, but i doubt anybody could single leg lift somebody that wheights over 90kilo's, much more perfer longcowtail counterweight
Jessica is very strong! Yes, I can't do direct haul with anyone too heavy either.
Tell the guys in the background to shut up..... so rude!
nice,,, tidak masuk akal