Vehicle Stabilization using TWO opposing Struts
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2021
- In this training session we're going to discuss and demonstrate stabilizing a vehicle on its side using TWO opposing (Rescue 42) struts with a single ratchet strap - This is just ONE of many applications and approach techniques you can implement for this type of situation. In order to perform this evolution you'll need the following equipment:
* A set of irons
* Two-step chalks
* Two stabilization struts - One short and one long
*One certified ratchet strap
Train, Stay Prepared. Be Aggressive, Make the Save - SURVIVE!
Dale G. Pekel
The car chucks remind me of the smaller door chucks from the breaching videos. Those chucks grow up so fast.
He’s back! Fellas and ladies fetch your irons!
Great video Dale. Great having you back doing vids
Thanks Captain for showing this up !!! So many I have seen that really not even want to bring the system out and set it up....
Safety, safety comes first 👍 👌 you always keeping us safe a minute1:12 seconds of a great stabilization makes everything all around safety for your crew to work on .🔥🚒🇺🇲
Great vid Dale and well done!
Always Keep the objective in perspective.
Greta video! A little side note. When using the step cribbing the way that you are in this video, think about how much less friction you’ll be getting with the steps facing the ground (has potential of slipping). Everyone’s go to move with step cribbing is to flip it and use it as a wedge. Just grab some 4x4 or 6x6 wedges. Not knocking on what you’re doing, just wanted to share a little knowledge of what I’ve done and seen on runs. Keep doing what you’re doing and stay salty my friends!✌🏻
Now how do you open the hood to secure the battery?
Many times were just doing this "quick" procedure to assist the victim out of the vehicle and not to set up for extrication. Either way stabilization is our first priority - Not that disconnecting the battery isn't a concern (to reduce undeployed air bag activation and fire hazards), but the reality is that batteries can be in A LOT of different locations. If we can pop the hood before placing the front strut on the clean side we will, but we won't delay it looking for the battery.
@@DALEGPEKEL Makes sense, it's another tool in the box, not a standard procedure.
Why do y’all wear the belts around the turnout coats?
It's a utility and escape belt - Which allows Firefighters to carry tools and equipment as well as to attach a rope systems for self rescue or victim rescue. Thanks for your question!
Garrity light. Hmmm.