Using eight feet rope with loops, learn how firefighters tie a victim to a rescue harness in this free firefighting video from a fire captain.
Expert: Joe Bruni
Contact: firestop.staylow@verizon.net
Bio: Captain Joe Bruni has over three decades of experience as a street firefighter and company officer.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
This is great information for anyone to have, I only wish I could have seen exactly how you tied those knots.
fifty6wild 4 months ago
i can not see how he is doing it . the camera guy half shot the scene
ronin4833 5 months ago
THATS ONE OF MY INSTRUCTORS LOL
1990BROOKS 10 months ago
What kind of knot is on the top part of the harness?? when he twists it what does it become?
ags813 1 year ago
neat nice and to the point. It is a must to know these as number of ppl are now staying in highrise buildings. Good VDO.
ramanand15 1 year ago
Well. It's nice to know they'd have known how to get my former husband out of the building. If they could have found him before they had to retreat, that is.
After the S. Tower collapsed completely, firefighter leaders issued an order for those who were in Tower 1 to leave the building.
vickiormindyb 1 year ago
Excellent video - I have wet my panties
ijkoool69 1 year ago
how long is that rope in feet?
weiserbud67 2 years ago
Love the use of "Victim" haha
irishtaff 3 years ago 2
Very nice knot there. We use to be trained in using the chair knott but when HSE came in we had to drop it and only use full body or nappy harnesses.. sucks really but if it came down to it id still use one. Ill have to try that one in the vid, always good to know stuff with ropes.. a thing that was known as Firemanship... a word seldom used nowadays... well over here anyway
irishtaff 3 years ago