Advanced Stair Drags and Carries

[@mackgmoney1515]

Brilliant! At my dept we run 2 man shifts....that one man carry is awesome.

[@seanmetcalfe6268]

That single rescuer is MONEY. Thanks ill be sharing that technique

[@wbwayne8887]

Another tool in the toolbox, fantastic. Stay safe brothers.

[@FLMSTR]

Thank you from Poland!

[@enlightenedpreparingep4006]

Good shit. Thank you gentlemen

[@sgtrpalma]

Outstanding video brothers

[@chasewhitney3145]

Thanks for the video!

[@manishkhandode2368]

Excellent bros

[@sallygrasso1448]

Me; a sqishy lay person whose fallen down a youtube rabbit hole.
'Why would carrying a fire fighter be different to carrying a civilian?'
Watches vid
'Oh, you guys make sure you're wearing handles. That makes sense.'

[@FireengineeringMagazine]

Thanks for watching! Hope it was informative 😄

[@leonardohinojosa3292]

me gustaría saber más de lo que asen pero en español sise puede por fa por qué llo trabó en peligrosa empezar de muebles muchas gracias

[@ritirons2726]

We’ve used the three FF carry for years and it is so much easier and faster.

[@bigdog4574]

agreed... assuming you have the luxury of having three FF available.

[@ritirons2726]

@@bigdog4574 True, however that is the reason all firefighters should have basic RIT training during their initial training at the academy.
Rarely does the RIT perform the rescue or removal of a downed firefighter. The majority of the time it is performed by the immediate crew that the member is working with or with the assistance from members already operating within the building.
The more firefighters that are trained in RIT work, the more likely three firefighters will be available.