Crux Rescue’s Rope Rescue Instruction Classes At Lebanon Oregon Training Facility

Lebanon Oregon Training Facility For NFPA Firefighter, Fire, SAR, Search & Rescue, Technical Rope Operations & Technician Level, Confined Space Rescue For Students, Volunteers, Support Personnel Instructor Class & Courses With ProQual Eval, DPSST, REM, Train-The-Trainer, TTT Classes

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Image shows the Lebanon Oregon Rural Fire District training facility, to support the web page that informs students that the sky is the limit for their rope rescue careers with Crux Rescue provided rescue training at this fire district rope training facility.

Take Your Career To New Heights With Crux Rescue

Take advantage of Lebanon Oregon Rural Fire District’s training facility with rope rescue training classes provided by Crux Rescue, for NFPA Firefighter, Fire, SAR, Search & Rescue, Technical Rope Operations & Technician Level, Confined Space Rescue For Students, Volunteers, Support Personnel Instructor Class & Courses With ProQual Eval, DPSST, REM, Train-The-Trainer, TTT Classes.

Classes By Crux Rescue, Offered In Lebanon Oregon

Rope Rescue Operator (RRO) Training Class

The Rope Rescue Operator class, which has been regularly scheduled at the Lebanon Oregon training facility, is available as a Flex Option Course in our Rope Rescue Operator or Rope Rescue Operator & Technician COMBO Course, allowing students to register for just the RRO course, the RRT course, or the RRO + RRT COMBO course.

This 3 day course provides students with the fundamentals of rope rescue in the low-angle environment. Students learn and practice rescue skills including knots, anchor systems, belay operations, ascending and descending lines, basic mechanical advantage systems, patient packaging and litter attending. Students learn how to safely navigate low-angle or over-the-bank rescue situations and assist rescuers in high-angle environments.

REMS Standard Of Rescue | This class meets or exceeds all the Rope Operations / Technician standards for most Rapid Extraction Module (REM) Systems Requirements. These classes allow REMS teams to practice with equipment required in the minimum gear list provided by region 6 and FIRESCOPE standards. Since 2015 we have trained over 40 REMS teams. We have also helped review reccomended standards and assisted teams in building gear profiles that meet their region and training scopes. As always, this class is only the first step in becoming a competent responder; practice, experience, and judgement are all needed after the completion of the course.

Rope Rescue Technician (RRT) Training Class

The Rope Rescue Technician class, which has been regularly scheduled at the Lebanon Oregon training facility, is for those students who have a current Rope Ops certification. (Please be sure to get approval from Crux Rescue before signing up for this class.)

This class is available as a Flex Option Course in the Rope Rescue Operator or Rope Rescue Operator & Technician COMBO Course where you can register for just the RRO course, the RRT course, or the RRO + RRT COMBO course.

This course is designed to take students from basic over-the-bank rescues to progressively more vertical scenarios. Students learn and practice such skills as preplanning, size-up and scene management, ascending and descending, belaying, mechanical advantage systems, lowering and raising systems, patient packaging and litter attending, tethers, and highlines.

Completion of the RRT class helps a team operate at NFPA 1006 and NFPA 2500 (Formerly 1670) – Standard for Technical Rescuer Professional Qualifications – Rope Rescue at Levels I and II.

In addition, Technician level training is mandatory for inclusion on many Federal Emergency Management Agency Teams at different Team levels.

REMS Standard Of Rescue | This class meets or exceeds all the Rope Operations / Technician standards for most Rapid Extraction Module (REM) Systems Requirements. These classes allow REMS teams to practice with equipment required in the minimum gear list provided by region 6 and FIRESCOPE standards. Since 2015 we have trained over 40 REMS teams. We have also helped review reccomended standards and assisted teams in building gear profiles that meet their region and training scopes. As always, this class is only the first step in becoming a competent responder; practice, experience, and judgement are all needed after the completion of the course.

ProQual Rope Rescue – Standards Of Professional Qualification, Skill Level, Competency & Ability – Evaluation & Assessment

Crux Rescue provides evaluation and assement with the ProQual Rope Rescue — Standards Of Professional Qualification. This ProQual Rope Rescue class has been regularly scheduled at the Lebanon Oregon training facility. When possible, we also schedule a ProQual Eval concurrently as an option with other rope rescue classes. When offered concurrently with other classes, the two together can provide enrollment savings for students versus the cost when taking them at separate times, individually. You can see which options are available on the “Upcoming Dates” tab on this page and on our open enrollment calendar of classes. You may inquire with Matt Adams, as well, by phone at 518.400.2789 or via email at Answers@CruxRescue.com.

Is Completing A Class Enough?
Here at Crux Rescue, we know that taking a class is only the first step towards mastery of a skill. Continued practice and skill maintenance are required to become professional and competent rescuers, but how do you know when you’ve reached the competancy level of a professional? How can rescue competancy be measured? The assessment of the level of competance and mastery derived from continued practice, and from continued skill maintenance, can be evaluated with ProQuals.

Why ProQuals?
Rescuers often become certified immediately after learning new material, but certification does not reveal mastery. Rescue 3 ProQuals test the professional abilities of individuals, which allows for a higher standard of operation and more reliability within your team and/or organization. Those that utilize this test receive a comprehensive skill summary identifying areas of competency as well as areas that need growth and improvement.

Professional Qualification Assessments (ProQuals):
ProQuals evaluate the skill level of individuals as master, proficient, or progressing in their discipline. These third-party written and interactive tests take place without instructor tutorials and are graded according to the ProQual standards below.

ProQual Standards:
Applicants must wait at least 3 weeks after original certification to participate in a ProQual and are expected to operate according to the SOP’s/SOG’s of their organization and the standards they follow (RQ3, NFPA, Rope Access, ISA, MRA, SAR…). If no organizational standards are provided to the ProQual instructor, Rescue 3 standards will be used. Mastery level (master, proficient, or progressing) is determined by adherence to operational standards, professionalism, overall safety, and situational awareness. It is recommended that individuals only take ProQuals after securing practice, experience, and confidence in their discipline.

Individual or Group Scheduling
It is easy for individuals to sign up for one of our open enrollment ProQuals or to schedule testing for a group, agency or organization. It is a great way to demonstrate the skills you have in a discipline.

Rope Rescue Specialist RRS Advanced Training Class

Prerequisite: Technician Certification

This is a Crux Rescue Flex Option Class: This Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced class has been regularly scheduled at the Lebanon Oregon training facility. Students can select to take only the Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced class (5-Day RRS Class), only the Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced ReCert class (5-Day RRS ReCert Class), or on dates the ProQual Rope Rescue Standards Of Professional Qualification is scheduled concurrently with either of those, students may be able to choose to take the Rope Rescue ProQual Eval in combination with RRS or with RRS ReCert.

Flex Option 1 – RRS Advanced, a 5-Day class
Flex Option 2 – RRS Advanced + Rope Rescue ProQual Eval, a 5-Day class with eval
Flex Option 3 – RRS Advanced ReCert, a 5-Day class
Flex Option 4 – RRS Advanced ReCert + Rope Rescue ProQual Eval, a 5-Day class with eval
If you are in need of just the Rope Rescue ProQual Eval (alone), that option is usually available.

Flex Option 1:
Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced – (RRS)
Class Description: Prior technician certification is a prerequisite to enrolling in RRS. The Rope Rescue Specialist/Advanced (RRS) class is for rope rescue team members who have completed a comprehensive basic training and want to continue to specialize. See the RRS full class description below (far bottom).

Flex Option 2:
Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced + Rope Rescue ProQual Eval (RRS + ProQual Eval)
Class Description:
RRS – Prior technician certification is a prerequisite to enrolling in RRS. The Rope Rescue Specialist/Advanced (RRS) class is for rope rescue team members who have completed a comprehensive basic training and want to continue to specialize. See the RRS full class description below (far bottom).
ProQual Eval – Offered together with RRS, this is a 1-Day assessment & evaluation that is scheduled concurrently with the 5-Day RRS class, so students will complete a total of 5 days in the field. ProQuals evaluate the skill level of individuals as master, proficient, or progressing in their discipline. These third-party written and interactive tests take place without instructor tutorials and are graded according to ProQual standards.

Flex Option 3:
Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced ReCert (RRS ReCert)
Class Description: Prior technician certification and RRS certification is a prerequisite to enrolling in RRS ReCert.The Rope Rescue Specialist/Advanced Recert is an RRS recertification class for rope rescue team members who have completed a comprehensive basic training and who have also previously completed specialized rope rescue training, but who need to recertify their specialized RRS competencies. See the RRS full class description below (far bottom).

Flex Option 4:
Rope Rescue Specialist Advanced ReCert + Rope Rescue ProQual Eval (RRS ReCert + ProQual Eval)
Class Description:
RRS ReCert – Prior technician certification and RRS certification is a prerequisite to enrolling in RRS ReCert. The Rope Rescue Specialist/Advanced Recert is an RRS recertification class for rope rescue team members who have completed a comprehensive basic training and who have also previously completed specialized rope rescue training, but who need to recertify their specialized RRS competencies. See the RRS full class description below (far bottom).
ProQual Eval – Offered together with RRS ReCert, the ProQual Eval is a 1-Day assessment & evaluation that is scheduled concurrently with the 5-Day RRS class, so students will complete a total of 5 days in the field. ProQuals evaluate the skill level of individuals as master, proficient, or progressing in their discipline. These third-party written and interactive tests take place without instructor tutorials and are graded according to ProQual standards.

Full RRS Class Description: The Rope Rescue Specialist/Advanced (RRS) class is for rope rescue team members who have completed a comprehensive basic training and want to continue to specialize. This training continues where the Rope Rescue Technician (RRT) course finishes. The RRS class examines advanced technical solutions. It elaborates on the use of multi-pods, monopod and A-frames, various configurations of steep, diagonal and horizontal spans, the use of multiple track lines in highline operations, industrial lead climbing, loads and forces, incident management and scenario training. This training is consistent with the NFPA 1006 and 2500 (Formerly 1670) standards for technician level.

REMS Standard Of Rescue | This class meets or exceeds all the Rope Operations / Technician standards for most Rapid Extraction Module (REM) Systems Requirements. These classes allow REMS teams to practice with equipment required in the minimum gear list provided by region 6 and FIRESCOPE standards. Since 2015 we have trained over 40 REMS teams. We have also helped review reccomended standards and assisted teams in building gear profiles that meet their region and training scopes. As always, this class is only the first step in becoming a competent responder; practice, experience, and judgement are all needed after the completion of the course.

Train The Trainer Rope Rescue Instructor Training Class (TTT) / RQ3 Academy ROPE

This Train The Trainer Rope Rescue Instructor class has been regularly scheduled at the Lebanon Oregon training facility.

Unleash Your Inner Instructor: Save Money, Empower Your Team, and Invest in your in-house Rope Rescue Leaders.

Are you a fierce leader in a rapid extraction module, wildland medic team, or fire department and tired of skyrocketing training costs? Do you see hidden potential in your best and brightest to become the next generation of lifesavers? It’s time to unleash your inner instructor and transform your team with Train the Trainer Rope Rescue.

Imagine:

Slashing External Training Costs: With your own instructor you can cut the cost of outside certification by 60% and build in-house expertise that saves you money year after year.
Empowering Your Team: Develop future leaders within your ranks, boost morale, and foster a culture of safety and self-reliance.
Building A Legacy Of Heroes: Equip your organization to train the next generation of rope rescue experts, ready to face any challenge and save lives.

The Process:

  1. Pro Qual Pass: Ensure your chosen trainees possess the technical skills and physical capabilities to become instructors.
  2. Train The Trainer Course: Delve into the art and science of rope rescue instruction, learning pedagogy, risk management, assessment techniques, and course development.
  3. Task Book Completion: We help guide your trainees through completing their Ops and Tech level instructor task books. Our flexible schedule and expert support ensure they progress at their own pace.

The Outcome:

Rope Operations Instructor: Certified to train your team in NFPA-compliant operations-level rope rescue, exclusively for your agency personnel.
Agency Rope Instructor: Upon completing the Tech task book, become a master trainer, empowered to train your team in both Ops and Tech level rope rescue.

Join us and…

Invest in your team’s future with a program that pays dividends for years to come.
Become a leader in rope rescue training within your field.
Make a difference in the lives of your team and the communities you serve.
Don’t just train heroes, create them. Enroll in Train the Trainer and become a Rope Rescue Instructor today!

Confined Space Rescue Operator (CSRO) Training Class

In the past this Confined Space Rescue Operator class has been scheduled at the Lebanon Oregon training facility and it likely will be scheduled there in the future.

The Confined Space Rescue Operator (CSRO) class introduces confined space personnel to the required knowledge and skills to operate safely and effectively during confined space rescues. This course can equip personnel to be an integral part of a confined space rescue team working under the supervision of Confined Space Rescue Technicians.

This class covers the hazards of confined spaces, gas detection, knowledge of knots, loads and forces, building anchors, using pulley systems, use of tripod, self-climbing and rappelling, lowering and hoisting of rescuer and victim, standard configurations, and stretchers used for confined space.

This confined space rescue class teaches situation analysis and incident management around incidents in confined spaces. This confined space rescue operator class also covers the legislation and guidelines surrounding the area of confined spaces.