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Kootenay Highline System - English Reeve[/caption]
Additionally, we trained on a multi-pitch pendulum traverse for moving a patient both down and across a steep snow/ice slope. The technique involves thoughtful placement of the next station in order to assist the litter attendant in their sideways travel while safeguarding them from sliding backwards. There are numerous considerations such as multi-directional anchoring techniques.
It was a great week of training working with a very capable and high caliber group of respondents.
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Multi-pitch Pendulum Traverse[/caption]
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Station Transition on Pendulum Traverse[/caption]
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It was a great week of training working with a very capable and high caliber group of respondents.
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