Students will observe the instructor conduct a demonstration of the technique while listening to lecture content regarding the appropriate use for each anchor.This module of instruction provides a base upon which the systems will be built. Water knot (only knot used to tie webbing together).Knots used to tie the ends of two ropes together.These are the ropes the students will use to practice on and to be later tested on. Each student will be given a 12’ ft length of 9.5mm rope and a 16’ ft length of 6mm nylon rope.Students will then demonstrate proficiency through a return demonstration and verbalize an understanding of the use of each knot.Students will observe the instructor conduct a demonstration of the technique while listening to lecture content regarding the appropriate use for each knot.This module of instruction provides the basis for all mountaineering involving rope work and the making of systems. *As identified by FEMA Type 1, California OES Type 1, MRA (Mountain Rescue Association) This includes high and low angle litter rigging and tending, patient packaging, mechanical advantage systems (both raising and lowering), anchors and anchor systems, rappel based rescues, self-rescue techniques, the ability to move over technical ground, climbing as a second, belaying, a working knowledge of mountaineering practices and winter survival, the ability to act as a team member for technical rescue systems/operations, and the ability to move safely in an alpine winter environment. The Search and Rescue Techniques (OES Type 1) class is designed to insure that each student demonstrates the skills* to setup both basic and advanced rigging systems with the physical ability to perform serious technical rescues and recoveries in any environment. All students will be certified by a Mountain Cadre Instructor. Certification of a student’s proficiency is graded on a pass/fail basis, with a 100% successful execution of the training required. The following class has been created to identify those skills and competence level needed in technical rescue and mountain skills.
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