ZDRUŽENJE SLOVENSKIH POKLICNIH GASILCEV SLOVENIAN PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION

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Special rescue from heigts and depths cable-way rescue ZDRUŽENJE SLOVENSKIH POKLICNIH GASILCEV SLOVENIAN PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Vojkova cesta 19, 1000 Ljubljana http://www. zdruzenje-zspg.si

Special rescue from heights and depths Rescue technique and operations necessitates a perfect knowledge and mastery of equipment used in different spheres: difficult access, confined spaces, highlines

Education programme Special rope rescue courses are organized: - in two levels (basic L1, advanced L2), - in the seat of certain unit (fire department), so the characteristics of terrain are included in education programme, - helicopter rescue programme is developing by Administration for civil protection and disaster relief (Ministry of defence);

Why training? It is important to recognize that it is impossible ta help to the others, if you do not take/not know how of your self. All systems must have a back up safety system!

Cable-way

Important to evacuate the passengers from all types of ski lifts, rescuer must intervene in any weather conditions, several different teams must be able to react rapidly after breakdown, cooperation with other rescue services requires coordination, rescuers must react with maximum safety in minimum time double check of equipment before rescue, risk of injury becouse of fatigue, if you make a mistake, you will not be able to talk about it later!

Preparation personal protective equipment (PPE), suitable garment for rescuers (winter, summer, ), coordinate activities with other rescue services on the field, form rescue teams of three members), difficult access (terrain, snow, bad weather );

Equipment PPE: full body harness, helmet (2), descender, ascender, round slings, static rope (11 mm, 50 100 m), carabiners (snaplock, HMS, up to 10), knife, headlamp, gloves;

Equipment: Special equipment: large auto locking connector for cables, rescue roller for cables, rescue triangel, lanyard (Petzl Grillon);

Charasteristics of cable-way rescue advanced rope rescue, difficult acces, use of PPE is necessary, becouse of regular training, there will be a kind of automatism during the action;

Technic characteristics rescue approach is based on cave and mountain rescue technic, equipment used must be lightweight and reliable, meneuvers of rescuers must be simplified, be fast, but beware of the risk of fall, use simple, efficient and safe technic;

Rescue team made up of three members: No. 1 - on the ground of the tower, No. 2 - upper rescuer, No. 3 - on the ground below gondola/chair lift, after a while (from tower to tower), rescuers are relieved to avoid danger of injury;

Access on the cable way tower by using a mountaineering climbing technic, reducing the height of the fall by anchor points during climbing using round slinks, all activities on the tower must be supported by rescuer on the ground of tower;

Access on the cable way tower using ladder (weather conditions, ice, snow, ), anchor point on top of the tower while fixing roller and connector on the cable;

Access on to the cable Rescuer is supported throughout the descent: by rescue rope (controlled by rescuer on the ground of the ladder), by a lanyard rope throught the descender (5-10 m long, 11 mm);

Chair lift communication between rescuer and passengers, different types of chair lifts (sitting places) and towers;

Chair lift while fitting a rescue triangel and helmet on one passenger, take care of the other by fixing her/him with round sling, safety bar with footrest;

Gondola communication, opening the doors ot the gondola by pressing the safety mechanism on top of the gondola, descending into gondola, mounting the helmet and rescue triangel, rescueing is controlled by rescuer on the ground of the tower (in the start ower the tower, later ower upper chair/gondola);

Gondola access/descent on the cable, access to the gondola, positioning on top of the gondola

Gondola evacuation complete check before start, upper rescuer help while passenger is leaving the gondola, evacuation/rescueing of passengers is supported from the ground all the time;

Traversing a cable

Traversing a cable - procedure if safety rope is long enough, their is no need to displace anchor point, rescuer on the ground of cable-way tower is supporting upper rescuer during ascending/ descending from the cable to the gondola and backwards, cable connector and rescue roller have to be transposed over the gondola/chair carrier;

Traversing a cable when anchor point have to be displaced traversing a cable must be efficient, simplified and fast, unnecessarly complications during searching for appropriate anchor point (tree, tower ) can take too many time;

Rescue services in case of cable-way accidents mountain rescue services, ski resort rescue teams, professional firefighter departments, others (medical services );

Ski resort teams rescue equipment by Pooma, Girak, chair lift approach:

Ski resort teams gondola evacuation:

Conclusion mountain rescue services and professional firefighters use similar or even the same rescue equipment end tecnical approach (Petzl), distinction between ski resort rescue teams equipment and Petzl equipment (MRS, PFFA) is noticiable, but it can be used very similar;

Therefore jointly training is recomended, we can be better together;

Thank You for Your attention. ZDRUŽENJE SLOVENSKIH POKLICNIH GASILCEV SLOVENIAN PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Vojkova cesta 19, 1000 Ljubljana http://www. zdruzenje-zspg.si