Rescue Response Gear

1.1 Welcome

1.2 Physics for Roping Technicians Manual

1.3 Schematic Overview: What Elevated Anchors Might Look Like Through AHDs

1.4 Schematic Overview: What Elevated Anchors Could Look Like within A Horizontal System

2.1 Examples of Elevated Anchors, Part 1

2.2 Video Tutorial: Tension & Compression Study

2.3 Video Tutorial: Aerial Ladders Used as an Artificial High Directional

2.4 Video Tutorial: Example of Using an Elevated Anchor (AHD) at the Edge of a Cliff

3.1 Examples of Elevated Anchors, Part 2

3.2 Video Tutorial: Gin Pole Usage Overview

3.3 Video Tutorial: Managing Edge Friction With a Monopod / Gin Pole as a High Directional

3.4 Video Tutorial: Industrial Skate Block - Tensioned Track Line - Using a Gin Pole

3.5 Video Tutorial: Anchor Considerations When Using Elevated Anchors

3.6 Video Tutorial: Marginal Anchors When Using Elevated Anchors

3.7 Video Tutorial: Arizona Vortex SA Frame with a Compression Member

3.8 Quiz: Examples of Elevated Anchors, Part 2

4.1 AHD Within a Rescue

4.2 Video Tutorial: Cliff Rescue High Directional and Tracking Line, Part 1

4.3 Video Tutorial: Cliff Rescue High Directional and Tracking Line, Part 2

4.4 Video Tutorial: High Angle Raise with Vortex Side A-Frame, Part 1

4.5 Video Tutorial: High Angle Raise with Vortex Side A-Frame, Part 2

4.6 Quiz: AHD Within a Rescue

5.1 Guying

5.2 Video Tutorial: Arizona Vortex Artificial High Directional A-Frame Single Front Guy

5.3 Video Tutorial: Elevated Anchor in Horizontal Rigging: Guying Systems

5.4 Video Tutorial: Guying Through a Truckers Hitch

5.5 Video Tutorial: Guying Through an Advanced Tech Haul System Leg

5.6 Video Tutorial: Guying Through a Progress Capture Tension Leg

5.7 Quiz: Guying

6.1 Aerial Ladders

6.2 Video Tutorial: Aerial Ladders Used as an Artificial High Directional

6.3 Quiz: Aerial Ladders