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…share core rescue principles—and mastering them opens the door to confidence and competence in any steep or high-angle situation. The American Alpine Institute’s Technical Rope Rescue Comprehensive program is designed…
…The Advanced Mountain Rescue course was designed for individuals who already have a high level of rescue training and who wish to apply their rope rescue, team rescue, and self-rescue…
…awareness. There are two types of rescue, self-rescue and team rescue. Self-rescue is designed for small parties with limited equipment, while team rescue is designed for larger parties with heavier…
…leadership. The course meets NFPA 1670 Technician standards and aligns with NFPA 1006 and 1983, giving rescuers the skills to manage challenging rope rescue scenarios. Graduates earn a Rope Rescue…
…injured worker in a high-angle environment, rope rescue training allows teams to extract patients efficiently while minimizing risk to themselves. The American Alpine Institute Operations Level Rope Rescue Course equips…
…a descent difficult. Being prepared with self-rescue skills ensures you can handle these situations efficiently and confidently, keeping minor issues from turning into serious problems. The American Alpine Institute Self-Rescue…
…hauling systems. The Introduction to Rock Rescue is a 4-hour introduction to basic multi-pitch self-rescue. These programs are both done inside to stay out of the weather. They use a…
AIARE Avalanche Rescue is a one-day, hands-on course that prepares you for the moment no one wants, but every backcountry traveler must be ready for. You’ll build critical rescue skills…
…mountain guide training: a respectable list of climbs that they have completed, professional avalanche training, an American Mountain Guides Association certification, two rescue certifications, a Leave No Trace certification, and…
…and French crampon techniques, ice axe positions, self-arrest, anchor placement, glacier travel procedures, crevasse rescue, and route finding. With its dramatic icefields and heavily glaciated terrain, Mt. Baker provides both…
…and expedition climbing. While developing a wide range of climbing skills, you will also learn glacier travel and crevasse rescue procedures, as well as techniques for route finding and hazard…
…of glacier travel, including rope team movement, crevasse rescue, self-arrest, as well as basic rock climbing skills. The course begins with a day focused on foundational rock skills, covering knots,…
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