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1. Identify the most relevant factors in the 4. Demonstrate the procedure for lifting a
debris removal process. load and using platform and box cribbing.
2 List the factors to consider before lifting
2. 5 Demonstrate debris removal,
5. removal correctly
a load. using the appropriate KSAs (knowledge,
skills and ability).
3. Define lever, its components and explain
the three types.
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Do not move fixed elements that can alter the stability of the structure. If in
doubt, consult with a USAR trained structural engineer. Only USAR
structural engineers understand USAR operations
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• Rigid element
• Force
• Load
• Support point (fulcrum) of
the lever
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TYPES OF LEVER TYPES OF LEVER
Class 1: Support point is between Class 2: the load is between the
the force and the load force and the support point
F u erza
F u erza Carga
C arg a Fuerza
C a rg a C
Carga
Fuerza
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Fuerza
X X X
Fuerza
Carga 10 cm.
X X
X X X
X X X X X
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Platform (3 x 3)
Box
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BASIC VERTICAL RESCUE
TECHNIQUE “HINGE”