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Support personnel at the scene should ensure the load is being cribbed effectively.
Support personnel at the scene should ensure the load is being cribbed effectively.
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The safety officer, lift officer, and control person should be situated a safe distance from the lifting scene so they can monitor the operation.
The safety officer, lift officer, and control person should be situated a safe distance from the lifting scene so they can monitor the operation.
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Photo 3- The lower air bag is inflated to 50% of its maximum inflation.
Photo 3- The lower air bag is inflated to 50% of its maximum inflation.
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Photo 4 - The vehicle only only needs to be lifted high enough to free the trapped victim.
Photo 4 - The vehicle only only needs to be lifted high enough to free the trapped victim.
Air-Bag Operations – Part 6: The Lifting Operations
The past series of articles discussed everything leading up to the actual air-bag lift. This article will focus on the lift itself. The lift must be carefully orchestrated to ensure it is performed safely and efficiently. Members must confirm they have gathered all of the essential equipment and...
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