MASTER`S GUIDE TO: ENCLOSED SPACE ENTRY
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
<strong>MASTER`S</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong> <strong>TO</strong>:<br />
<strong>ENCLOSED</strong> <strong>SPACE</strong> <strong>ENTRY</strong><br />
PAGE : 49 of 60<br />
DATE : 01.07.14<br />
PREPARED: MAR<br />
EDITION : 1.0<br />
Forward drag/rescue crawl/neck drag (casualty without hand injury)<br />
1. tie casualty’s arms securely at both wrists with triangular bandages<br />
2. kneel astride the casualty<br />
3. pass your head between the casualty’s arms<br />
4. straighten your arms to lift casualty<br />
5. drag out the casualty by crawling and pushing your feet<br />
Forward drag/rescue crawl/neck drag (casualty with hand injuries)<br />
1. pass belt, rope or triangular bandage under casualty near armpits<br />
2. kneel astride the casualty<br />
3. pass the loop over your head<br />
4. straighten your arms<br />
5. drag the casualty forward by crawling and pushing your feet<br />
Cross-chest method (unconscious casualty with minor injuries)<br />
1. lift the casualty to a sitting position<br />
2. sit behind the casualty with both legs apart<br />
3. cross the casualty’s hands and place them across his chest, with fingers on shoulders<br />
4. insert your arm under the casualty’s armpit and hold the outer arm of casualty<br />
5. drag out the casualty backwards<br />
Rescue using a blanket<br />
The casualty may be conscious or unconscious, with or without fracture.<br />
MARISCON GROUP 01.07.2014
Change language