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Technical rescue

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Lightweight, ventilated high-visibility helmet STRATO® VENT HI-VIZ Lightweight, ventilated high-visibility helmet
Descender with integrated progress-capture pulley for loads up to 250 kg, compatible with 10.5 to 11.5 mm ropes MAESTRO® S Descender with integrated progress-capture pulley for loads up to 250 kg, compatible with 10.5 to 11.5 mm ropes
Ultra-lightweight and comfortable sit harness for rescue operations that involve climbing techniques FALCON® MOUNTAIN Ultra-lightweight and comfortable sit harness for rescue operations that involve climbing techniques
Compact self-braking descender for rope access, designed for experienced users RIG® Compact self-braking descender for rope access, designed for experienced users
Compact and drop-resistant high-efficiency progress-capture pulley MINI TRAXION Compact and drop-resistant high-efficiency progress-capture pulley
Durable pack. 60 liters TRANSPORT 60 Durable pack. 60 liters

Associated Tech Tips

How to deploy the EXO system

How to deploy the EXO system
Anchoring inside a room and evacuation with the EXO

Anchoring inside a room and evacuation with the EXO
Anchoring to a window sill and evacuation with the EXO

Anchoring to a window sill and evacuation with the EXO
How to calculate mechanical advantage

How to calculate mechanical advantage
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Associated News and Videos

Labor of Love: France's PGHM mountain rescue unit in Reunion Labor of Love: France's PGHM mountain rescue unit in Reunion The PGHM mountain rescue unit on the island of Reunion, like the other PGHM mountain rescue units, is tasked with providing rescue services to the public, searching for missing persons (as requested by law enforcement or the administration), and protecting the natural environment. Although they are located 10,000 km from mainland France, PGHM Reunion still works closely with Petzl to monitor and provide feedback on PPE (personal protective equipment) performance. In spite of the Indian Ocean's exotic element, certain rescues on the island of Reunion are among the most hazardous. The rescuers, mechanics, and pilots should know since they have all also worked in the French Alps.
Technical Rescue: Nighttime exercises in the French Alps Technical Rescue: Nighttime exercises in the French Alps Monday, February 18, 2013, 8:30pm. In the Dévouluy Mountains of France’s Hautes-Alpes department, GMSP 05’s (Hautes-Alpes Firefighter Mountain Rescue Group) red van comes to a halt in the Pic de Bure aerial tram parking lot. On board the search and rescue team is preparing to start a winter nighttime mountain rescue exercise. The goal is simple, simulate rescuing a skier who has fallen into Rocher de Corne’s Chourum cave and then transport the victim to the parking lot where an ambulance will be waiting with medical personnel.
Rescue Operations – Technical Rescue, Germany - Episode 3 Rescue Operations – Technical Rescue, Germany - Episode 3 Join the Ulm Fire Department's Height Rescue Group in Episode 3 as they perform technical rescue training. Dispatched to rescue a worker from the Erminger Radio Tower, the team's rigorous and continuous training ensures the worker's safe evacuation from the 40-meter outdoor platform, as well as the team’s technical skills and readiness for any emergency scenario.
Rescue Operations – Mountain Rescue, Austria - Episode 2 Rescue Operations – Mountain Rescue, Austria - Episode 2 Join us in episode two as we accompany the mountain rescue Upper Austria team on a training mission for potential rescues in challenging terrain. With a uniform and comprehensive training program as their foundation, the team members regularly practice to maintain their rope and technical skills, as well as their ability to work effectively together. This ensures that they are always prepared to provide swift and safe rescue operations, regardless of the situation.
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