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UTAH FIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATION SYSTEM TECHNICAL RESCUE - CHAPTER 5, JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS NFPA 1006, 2013 Edition TECHNICAL RESCUE - CHAPTER 5, JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS TRAINING RECORD / IN-HOUSE COMPREHENSIVE EXAM Candidate Name: Department: Candidate Signature: Date of Completion: Chief/Training Officer Name: Chief/Training Officer Signature: This form may be completed on a computer but must be printed out for the Certification Tester to verify on test day. Date of completion and signatures of Chief/Training Officer and Candidate must be original signatures. Signatures attest that all manipulative skills have been trained on and a complete In- House Comprehensive Exam was administered and passed. Falsification of signatures or any component of this document may result in the revocation, suspension, or denial of certification. IN-HOUSE TRAINING RECORD MANIPULATIVE SKILL SECTION COMPREHENSIVE EXAMS DEMONSTRATE DATE INST DATE INST PASS 1. Size up an incident, manage and terminate. SITE OPERATIONS 2. Perform ground support for helicopters. VICTIM 3. Search, triage and transfer victims to EMS. MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE 4. Inspect and maintain rescue equipment and PPE. 5A. Clove Hitch around a closed object. 5B. Figure eight on a bight. 5C. Figure eight follow through. 5D. Water knot. 5E. Prusik knot. 5F. Butterfly. 5G. Double Fisherman. 5H. Tensionless hitch. 5I. Munter hitch. ROPES & RIGGING 6. Construct single-point anchor. 7A. Construct and direct operation of a simple rope mechanical advantage raising system – Low angle. 7B. Construct and direct operation of a simple rope mechanical advantage raising system – High angle. 8. Litter attendant and patient packaging in low angle environment. 9. Construct a lowering system in a low angle environment. 10. Direct a lowering system in a low angle environment. 11. Construct and operate a belay system. 12. Belay a falling load in a high angle..

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