This presentation
offers the trainer an excellent resource to provide the student with
logical instruction in the safe operational use of power rescue
equipment complete with the
universal names and phrases relevant to entrapment
extrication rescue. Built for interactive presentation, the
program is equipped with an electronic summary assessment facility,
offering instant redirection to the appropriate section for revision and validation.
it is accompanied with it's own student eBook which incorporates
electronic self assessment and certification print out; or where
the student fails the assessment, the program will inform them of the areas requiring
revision.
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This
program is equipped with an exceptionally high profile of graphics and
schematics
This
training program offers a valuable resource for instructing students in
the essential methods of safe hydraulic tool operation in conducting extrication procedures. The
menu offers instant hyperlinked access to all sections of the program
and access to an electronic notepad and internet access to resQmed's
'Sharing and Collection of Information' research and study
site.
The
Aim is simply to give students the known risks when testing and operation
hydraulic rescue equipment.
The
objectives are based on the logical understanding of safe tool
operation, so that students can fully understand the risk factors
when performing all the extrication evolutions that are universally practiced by fire
departments world wide.
The
program offers very relevant, essential and systematic safety
briefings
The
daily checks
Inspection
and maintenance
Standard
test procedures
Emphasis
is placed on cleaning and decontamination
The
logic for vehicle preparation and stabalisation allows the instructor to
impact upon the student the importance this holds for rescuer safety and
the casualty's well being
Universally
excepted procedure for battery disconnection is enhanced by video
presentation
The
implication of hybrid/electric 'ready-go' and transponder 'keyless-go' is
realistic explained
The
relevance of steering wheel securing devices is explained and an
understanding offered in terms of good practice policy
Video
is used to illustrate efficient and best practice glass management
technique
The
section on safety precaution when using power hydraulic equipment has a
separate menu for immediate access to relevant parts of the
program
Hydraulic hose wear and
tear and other safety implication are enphasised to instill best
practice
The
following examples show frames where active schematics and video are used
to enphasise safe tool operation when performing extrication
evolutions
Safe
tool operation encompasses the performance of extrication evolutions with
undeployed SRS systems
Less
well known cause of tool
idiosyncrasy linked to fire fighter injury is explained in detail using
active schematics
The
program is equipped with a summary assessment page that allows the
trainer to validate the instruction and, where necessary, hyperlink back
to the relevant area that needs revision.
