Способы извлечения пожарного из проёма в перекрытии: “три точки“ и “большая петля“

This video demonstrates how a 9 foot webbing loop can be used to rescue a Firefighter who has fallen through a hole in a floor or roof. It’s imperative that the structural integrity surrounding the hole is assessed BEFORE committing to the rescue. Realize that when confronted with light weight construction all bets are off! For this procedure to be effective the trapped Firefighter must be as familiar with this tactic as the Rescue Team - So training to develop familiarity and speed is essential. Understand that the methods shown are ONLY 2 of the many options available for this type of emergency - There are also numerous techniques for using either rope or a hose line. The advantage of webbing is that it’s inexpensive, extremely strong, fast to deploy and easy to carry - Making it readily available to any Firefighter. Disadvantages can include; difficulty in holding onto the webbing (especially with firefighting gloves) and the potential of the webbing to get caught or snagged around the