Hauling System Awareness - IRATA Level 1 Training.

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Well done and explained, thank you, Jim H.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bahadurbishnu]

Very good job sir 👏

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

So nice of you

[@simonthomson1631]

Great hauling demo and I like the training facility set up for hauling.

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you. It is a good spot for hauling and lowering👍🏻👍🏻

[@Ug_fc]

love the vids, love from uganda!!

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

This is cool! Thank you! If you have any questions hit me up on IG. Or here in the comments

[@Schatzjaeger2]

4:41 "now I manage all the ropes" - ropes become magically untangled. lol

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

That is the magic of editting ;-). Or you'd have to watch me untie knots for 20 secondes...

[@tomgosy]

The new Petzl descenders with the automatic locking make these systems so much easier to operate

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Yes indeed. I like teaching with the older ones. They are still more used than the new ones and if people train witho only the new one they never learn to lock their handles.

[@tomgosy]

@@TheRopeAccessChannel Very true. I'm not sure that I'd be proficient with the older model if I had to use one for some reason

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

If you never encounter one your good. Besides, who would want to haha the new one is so much better!!

[@mukungudeo51]

Please also irata L1 Technician can manage to do hauling system during training and assessment or it's performed by only L2 and L3

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Basic 3:1 hauling and lowering as explained in the video is required by all L1’s

[@kjnel9704]

Hi Alex just a quick question, when would you need to be secured with a cowstail and when not ? For Example when you pass an edge ( climbing back onto it ) you secure yourself with a cowstail so that you dont fall off of the platform, but you dont seem to be secured to the platform when lifting or lowering a casualty/load . Does the hole not present a danger of falling in ? Thanks again for all then content !!! :)

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

+Kj Nel thank you for your question. It is a good one👍🏼. And you’re right the hole does present a danger of falling in. If you look closely you’ll see I’m connected to the beam with a Grillon lanyard. If I would misstep I would have a very very small fall. If the floor you are standing on is flat and secure, you just need one backup to prevent or stop a fall. Always keep fall distance in mind as well. That will tell you when to use a fall arrest system with a shock absorber and when not.

[@kjnel9704]

@@TheRopeAccessChannel Hi Alex thank you for the reply, you answered/explained a few things in one reply, I did not notice Grillon attachment on the beam as its behind the hauling system ropes and I was focused on it being behind you with a cowstail, but the connection on the beam is much safer in terms of not getting hurt if you do fall in, it also makes far more sense as it is not in the way and does not hinder your movement as well as makes it easy to decide on the type of backup system you need to use as you explained. Thanks again for the reply and content

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Glad to be able to help. If you have any questions, just shoot me a DM or email 👍🏻

[@spartan1208]

IS this for irata L1?

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Yes, in the IRATA scheme you need to have an awareness of hauling systems.

[@BrthrValta]

Do you have a video where you lift and move heavy loads with one rope and pulleys system? So just lifting and dragging a load along the rope line with pulleys and just by man power. I drew a picture so people can understand better what I mean with rope line with pulleys. Even lifting and moving 200 kilos would be great. Its just a proof of concept with distinctly separated pulleys and not considering much about mechanical advantages or lift/height ratios. Replace the punctuations. Here is the picture httpsCOLONSLASHSLASHiDOTpostimgDOTccSLASHPf4y7Vr9SLASHropepulleyliftDOTpng

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

I have a video about lifting and lowering a casualty. This actually haha. That could be up to 250kg easily with the right equipment. And same principles

[@jessetou7435]

Hi can u send me the address of the school or email address I need to do my GWO

[@TheRopeAccessChannel]

Hi Jess, Just read the description it is there, Just click the industrieel klimmen link and use my code and mention me at the checkout👍