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Using the GRILLON as an anchor for more than one person
Making the ASAP drop-resistant
ASAP usage on static rope
Lowering 150 kg - 250 kg with the I'D S (pre-2019) on the anchor
Lowering 150 kg - 272 kg with the I'D L (pre-2019) on the anchor
Belaying loads up to 250 kg with the I'D S (pre 2019)
Accompanied descent rescue with the RIG
Haul system with the RIG
Release and rescue of a victim on a fall arrest system, by two co-workers
Rope rescue: ASAP and accompanied descent
Rope rescue: security of the ASAP's hold on the rope
Rope rescue: ASAP performance on a taut rope
Performance of the ASAP with a 250 kg load, with the ASAP fixed to an anchor.
Rescuing a person hanging on an ABSORBICA lanyard
Release and rescue of a co-worker using a rescue kit
Release and rescue of a co-worker suspended on a static support.
Release and rescue of a co-worker suspended on a long rope
Releasable anchor with the RIG: lowering system pre-installed on the ground.
Tyrolean on rope with RIG
Installing a life-line
Releasable anchors with the I'D
Primary uses of the RIG
Primary belay device in a fall arrest system
Backup device in a rope access system
Choice of harness attachment point for the ASAP
ASAP usage in high winds
General principles for work at height
The ABSORBICA-I and Y lanyards are designed for users weighing 50 to 130 kg
Understanding and optimizing clearance with ABSORBICA I and Y
Clearance values with ABSORBICA-I and Y depending on your situation
Connecting the MGO to a structure
Using the LADDER CLIMB attachment point on the VOLT harness
Using the ADJUST rope adjuster with the MGO OPEN
Backup belay for one person with the ASAP on the anchor
Details on using the ASAP when it is attached to the harness without an energy absorber (EN 353-2 usage).
ASAP usage when approaching an obstacle or the ground
Slinging an anchor with ABSORBICA I and Y lanyards
ABSORBICA Y lanyards and fall arrest lanyard connector holders on the harness.
Oblique or vertical anchors and fall distance with ABSORBICA lanyards.
Tests of ABSORBICA lanyards in a fall over an edge
Using two ABSORBICA I lanyards in parallel: DANGER
Strangulation risk in a fall on an ABSORBICA Y lanyard.
Carabiner basics
Choice of carabiner for attaching a descender with a safety gate (I’D S, RIG, STOP...) to the harness
Choice of lanyard end carabiner for a work positioning lanyard
Choice of lanyard end carabiner for a fall arrest lanyard
Choice of carabiner for connecting a fall arrest device to the harness
Choice of carabiners for attaching the rope to the anchor
Choice of carabiners for hauling systems and pulley attachment
Choice of carabiner for connecting a ZILLON or GRILLON lanyard to the harnesss
Examples of dangerous carabiner loading.
Attaching a rope to the harness
Work positioning using an adjustable lanyard
Backed-up ascent using a Y-shaped energy absorbing lanyard
Backed-up ascent with a mobile fall arrester on the rope
Occasional rope climbing with the I'D
