Replacement Parts - Harken Cascade Rescue Crc-Rsl-Pss1 Benutzeranleitung

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Engage the FastLock Couplers by screwing them together,

much as you would a screw-gate carabiner.

(5). Ensure that the coupler is completely closed and observe

that the locking button is fully extended at the back of the

FastLock Coupler (6).

To disassemble 2-piece litters: Repeat steps 1-6 in reverse order.

Note: Retention pin must be depressed before unscrewing the

coupler to pull apart the halves.

General recommendations for use:

A lways inspect litter to ensure suitability for task at hand.

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U sing this product requires a minimum of two trained

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operators.

P atient should be accompanied and restrained at all times.

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Load patient into litter using approved first aid, basic life

support or advanced life support techniques.

S ecure patient to bed of litter with attached straps. Additional

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packaging may be required as dictated by appropriate

rescue techniques advised by appropriately trained rescue

professionals.

O perators attempting high or low-angle rescue are responsible

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for being adequately trained in the techniques involved and

selecting the appropriate equipment for the situation.

U se an even number of operators to carry the litter,

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positioning them to keep the litter as level as possible.

A void surfaces and hazards that could penetrate the netting,

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causing discomfort or harm to the patient.

High-Angle Rescue:

High-Angle Rescue requires specialized tools and equipment in

which the proper and safe use requires professional instruction

and training. All equipment should have an adequate load rating

that is at least equal to that of the litter (11.1kN). The litter can be

oriented horizontally or vertically. The patient should be restrained

in a manner to prevent sliding in any direction.

When attaching a litter bridle for high angle rescue, use only the

ALPs and/or the top rail for attachment. when suspending the litter.

Retention Pin

Low-Angle Rescue

Low angle rescue rigging at the head of the litter should

incorporate both the top rail and two bottom runners. Low-angle

bridles should not exceed a 90 degree interior angle and should

be short enough to prevent entanglement from obstacles during a

rescue. Low angle rescue should only be carried out by rescuers

trained in low angle rescue techniques. The patient should always

be restrained in a manner that prevents movement, and they

should have an attendant with them at all times.