
Heroic Rescue Techniques: Fireman Crawl & Tied-Hands Drag
Discover essential fire rescue skills with detailed illustrations of the fireman crawl and tied-hands drag technique. Learn how to navigate smoke-filled environments and safely transport unconscious casualties in critical situations, emphasizing heroism and safety.
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The tied-hands crawl may be used to drag an unconscious casualty for a short distance. It is particularly useful when you must crawl underneath a low structure, but it is the least desirable because the casualty’s head is not supported. 1. Place the casualty face up. Cross the casualty’s wrists and tie them together. 2. Kneel astride the casualty and lift the arms over your head so that the casualty’s wrists are at the back of your neck. 3. When you crawl forward, raise your shoulders high enough so that the casualty’s head will not bump against the deck
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Tied-Hands Crawl The tied-hands crawl may be used to drag an unconscious casualty for a short distance. It is particularly useful when you must crawl underneath a low structure, but it is the least desirable because the casualty’s head is not supported.
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