Least Resistance Training Concepts (LRTC) Volunteers Training for Emergencies

WEBBING AND PRUSIKS Updated March 8, 2019 Webbing and prusiks are used for a variety of purposes. They are carried on Rescue-1, Rescue-3, and the Special Operations Support Unit. On Rescue-1 webbing is hung on the left-hand door and wall. On Rescue-1 prusiks are hung on the left-hand wall. On Rescue-3 they are carried in the box labeled, "Rescue Glide Box 1." The lengths of webbing are marked. Prusiks come in two lengths. Additional Prusiks and Purcells are in the green tote bag. A proper anchor point. For additional technical information, please visit the Information Sheet Basic Rope Rescue Systems. Return to Information Sheets and Resource Guides Return to Sample Incident Responses Return to LRTC TLAR / EVAC Page The training information presented in these information sheets and guides is offered for illustrative and volunteer refresher purposes only. It is not a substitute for actual hands-on training. Press Back to return to the page which brought you here Return to LRTC Wild Horse Mentors Return to KBR Training Page Go To KBR Horse Net