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Rigging Lab Course | Portable Anchors / AHD | FEB 27 - MAR 2 '12
RLCPORTANCAHD
Portable Anchors / Artificial High Directionals
Length:   5 Days
Course Dates: February 27 – March 2, 2012
Enrollment status:   Closed
Enrollment Deadline Date:   June 30, 2012
Tuition:   $785
Prerequisite:   Operational rope skills
Course Description: Day 1 of this rope technician’s skills course is a day for the purpose of learning the rigging theory that supports sound and reliable manipulative tripod and quad-pod skills congruent with the requirements of NFPA 1670 and 1006 Technician level. Basic force multiplier theory of artificial high directional portable anchors is a key component of this Module. Days 2-3 we will fine tune our back-tying skills as they apply to guying mono-pods and bi-pods. Intermediate force multiplier theory that is applicable to portable anchors, including a working understanding of tension/compression, coefficient of friction and resultant force are key components of this Module. Days 4-5 will advance the practitioner’s knowledge when rigging high directional anchors for horizontal systems, and for advance systems that require the rigging of multiple resultants on one anchor. Not only do we continue with advanced applications of Mono-pods, bi-pods, and tripods, we will explore the relationship between compression and tension and how this knowledge can help create elevated points in seemingly impossible locations.
Course Bonus:   Each student receives a dvd disc copy of filming of their course.
Location:
Address: 601 N. Larch St., Sisters, OR 97759
This course takes place at the Rescue Response Gear training facility in Sisters, Oregon in The Rigging Lab . This location is conveniently serviced by four commercial airports.
Instructors:
We offer world class instruction renowned for providing a platform of exhaustive, elite professional industry standard instruction.
Itinerary:
This course is an intensive schedule mixing classroom and many hours of in-harness time. Participants are expected to be on-site for 8-10 hours each day.
Included:
Upon course completion a 6 month courtesy window for 10% discount on select Rescue Response Gear purchases. Rock Exotica's Arizona Vortex and SMC's TerrAdaptor are included in this offer. Coupon code for 10% discount on website purchases of select gear is made available during course attendance.
Not Included:
The course tuition does not cover travel to the course location, accommodations (discounted hotels are nearby), meals or technical gear needed for student participation.
Participant Equipment Requirements:
Portable Anchors 1, 2 & 3 / Artificial High Directionals Participant Equipment Requirements
- Personal Protective Equipment, including:
- Helmet (w/chin strap)
- Rappel/rigging gloves
- Minimum NFPA class 2 (class 3 is preferred) or equivalent harness
- Appropriate Shoes for wilderness locations (no running or tennis shoes)
- Appropriate clothing for wilderness locations and current weather conditions
- Rigging Gear, including:
- Descent device
- At least six rescue carabiners, NFPA L rated, or equivalent
- Self-belay device, i.e., Shunt or ASAP
- Mini-haul system/Set of Fours/AZTEK
- Other Course Equipment options:
- Participants are encouraged to bring any gear they may want to test/evaluate or simply present to the other participants.
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Course Schedules
Course Registration: Contact Us
All courses are also available on a contract basis. Please contact us to arrange custom dates.
Course Enrollee's Right to Cancel: Enrollee may cancel a course at any time. If cancelled 31 or more days before the starting date of the course Rescue Response Gear will refund the amount the enrollee has previously paid toward course tuition minus a $50.00 enrollment fee. In this case Enrollee can inquire about possible transfer of tuition paid to another Rescue Response Gear course held within one year of the date of the original course. Tuition paid by Enrollees cancelling enrollment in a course 1 to 30 days before the starting date of the course or during the duration of the course is non-refundable. In this case Enrollee can inquire about possible substitution in the course by another qualified enrollee to participate in the original Enrollee's place.
Rescue Response Gear's Right To Cancel: Rescue Response Gear retains the right to cancel a course at any time should circumstances dictate doing so. Conducting rope training courses requires a minimum number of students. Conditions beyond the control of Rescue Response Gear such as weather and/or other safety related conditions could require cancellation of the course by Rescue Response Gear. Please keep this in mind when making course related commitments such as airline, hotel and car reservations and other preparations. Rescue Response Gear is not responsible for reimbursement of any such charges. In the event of a course cancellation Rescue Response Gear will provide notification to enrolled students as early as is possible.
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