GWO ADVANCED RESCUE TRAINING STANDARD V02.1
2020-10-01_TS_ART_V02.1
Passive Setup (rescue device in stationary mode setup) Active Setup (rescue device in mobile mode setup) Single rescuer Advanced Rescue operation
Rescue device in standard mode setup, i.e. the rescue device rigged in the WTG
Rescue device in inverted/reverse mode setup, i.e. the rescue device attached to the injured person (and the rescue device rope’s loaded end is rigged in the WTG) When an Advanced Rescue operation is performed by one rescue personnel only. Relevant for personnel working in two-person teams, where Advanced Rescue preparedness is required. Aerial ropeway for injured person transportation. Setup horizontally with a rescue device rope rigged between two structural and/or certified anchor points.
Tensioned line
Zip line
In this standard a zip line has the same definition as a tensioned line.
Generic principle
As oppose to product specific training, a generic approach to teaching safety equipment focuses on the similarities and differences in design, functionality and operation between different equipment products. The generic approach is achieved by teaching a variety of rescue equipment products within each rescue equipment category (e.g. rescue stretchers), enabling the delegate to conduct pre-use inspection and to use other rescue equipment products compared to those taught during this Module – based on the manufacturer’s user manual but without additional formal training. Consequently, a potential task is placed upon the delegate on course completion, requiring him to familiarize himself with other rescue equipment products in his own organization e.g. prior to site or work, based on the manufacturer’s manual. A device or technique which will support the head of an injured person during a rescue operation (a cervical collar falls into this description) Detachable power driven unit for operating the ascending function of the rescue device A tool that is used to transport the injured person and is not to be used for immobilization. Examples of a transfer board are a spine board, extraction board, spec pak, half board, half stretcher….
Rescue head support
Power driver for rescue device
Transfer board
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